Georgia Clark

Georgia advises on a wide range of rural and commercial property matters, including the sale and purchase of farms, land and equestrian property, leases, property finance and agricultural tenancies, including Agricultural Holdings Act tenancies and Farm Business Tenancies. She provides clear, commercially focused advice, helping clients navigate transactions efficiently and with confidence.

With a strong local rural and equestrian background, Georgia has a genuine understanding of the agricultural, rural and equestrian sectors. This gives her practical insight into the people, businesses and long-term objectives behind each transaction.

Approachable, responsive and solutions-focused, Georgia is committed to building lasting client relationships and understanding what matters to each client. She combines technical expertise with a practical, personal approach to achieve the best possible outcome.

Georgia advises on the sale and purchase of agricultural land, farms and equestrian properties, as well as the refinancing of rural property. Her experience also includes negotiating the grant and surrender of leases, Agricultural Holdings Act (AHA) tenancies and Farm Business Tenancies (FBTs), securing releases from section 106 agreements, and dealing with first registration of land.

• Advising on the sale of a high-value equestrian property for a former Olympian, navigating existing livery arrangements to achieve a successful transaction.

• Acting on a £5 million refinancing of a family farm with a diverse occupational structure, including agricultural leases and holiday lets, alongside related amendments to the family partnership documentation.

• Advising on the complex distribution and restructuring of a family farming estate following a death, including tenancy surrenders, sales with and without overage provisions, gifts of land to family members, and securing title to previously unregistered land through first registration and adverse possession.

• Negotiating the surrender of a Crown Agricultural Holdings Act tenancy and in exchange for securing a new long-term Farm Business Tenancy.