Landlord and tenant management — day-to-day management of residential and commercial lettings.
Rent reviews — ensuring rents reflect current market levels at the correct review point.
Farm business tenancies — advice on new tenancy agreements and management of existing Agricultural Holdings Act and Farm Business Tenancy arrangements.
Maintenance and repairs oversight.
Service charge management for landlords with multiple units.
Strategic land advice — identifying development, diversification or disposal opportunities.
Rural landowners and farming estates looking to professionalise tenancy management or diversify income. Residential landlords with multiple properties. Commercial landlords managing lease renewals and rent reviews. Trustees and executors responsible for managing land or property as part of an estate.
Because we also provide planning consultancy and valuation services, we look at an estate holistically, not just managing what exists today, but identifying planning or valuation opportunities a pure management company wouldn’t spot.
What’s the difference between estate management and property management?
Property management typically refers to managing individual let properties. Estate management is broader — covering land, farms, multiple tenancies, and strategic decisions.
Do you manage both rural and residential estates?
Yes.
Can you help with a farm business tenancy renewal?
Yes, including rent review, tenancy terms, and succession considerations.
How much does estate management cost?
Fees are typically based on the size and complexity of the estate, get in touch for a tailored quote.
Whether you own a single let property or a rural estate, Wignalls provides professional, locally-based management across Preston and Lancashire.
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