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Agricultural Property Lawyer 2+PQE £65,000 - £120,000 ++ (DOE)

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Agricultural Property Lawyer 2+PQE £65,000 - £120,000 ++ (DOE)
Agricultural Property Lawyer – Senior Position
Salary: £65,000 – £120,000++ (DOE) Location: Bristol (with hybrid working – 2 days in the office)
Recruitment Agent: Okapi Legal Recruitment (exclusively retained for this search)
About the Opportunity
Step into a top-flight, off-market opportunity and build your future with one of the South West’s most recognised top 100 law firms. This role offers unparalleled potential within a Legal 500 firm, boasting national reputation, high-net-worth (HNW) clients, and ambitious growth plans.
The firm values genuine flexibility and encourages autonomy, ensuring your career develops organically rather than fitting into a rigid structure. Whether you're an aspiring talent (2+ PQE) looking to work at the cutting edge of rural property and HNW client services, or a senior lawyer seeking bigger challenges and strategic direction—this role could be perfect for you.
The firm also considers commercial property lawyers looking to transition into the rural sector.
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The Role
With substantial investment in its rural practice, the firm is expanding its agricultural and rural property offering and seeks an ambitious, driven lawyer to become a key player in its next chapter.
Key Responsibilities
As Agricultural Property Lawyer, you’ll:
- Advise landed estates, farming businesses, rural landowners, investors, and HNW individuals on a diverse range of property-related matters.
- Lead a relationship-driven, commercially focused workload, enabling you to grow long-term clients and establish yourself as a trusted adviser within the rural sector.
- Provide high-quality, tailored legal solutions while maintaining a focus on client satisfaction and commercial outcomes.
This is not a typical transactional role—it’s an opportunity for someone who thrives on variety, independence, and influence.
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The firm is looking for individuals at various stages of their careers, from recently qualified solicitors seeking exposure to elite rural practice, to senior lawyers looking for a new direction or taking ownership of their next phase. Key attributes include:
- Enthusiasm for rural property – whether new to it or seeking a transition from commercial property law.
- Client-centric mindset – strong ability to build and nurture client relationships.
- Commercial acumen – understanding the intersection of law, finance, and wealth management in rural contexts.
- Entrepreneurial spirit – open to embracing innovative thinking and leadership opportunities.
Next Steps
If this opportunity aligns with your ambitions, contact Will Cairns at Okapi Legal Recruitment for an informal chat.
Get in touch: Will Cairns Email: willcairns@okapirecruitment.co.uk Tel: 0117 242 0855
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