Websters Rural
Rural Surveyor

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Rural Chartered Surveyor - Estate Management & Valuations
Contract Type: Permanent/ Shrewsbury
Our client, a well-established chartered surveying practice with a strong presence across residential, agricultural and commercial property sectors, is seeking an MRICS qualified Rural Chartered Surveyor to join their growing team in Shrewsbury. This is an excellent opportunity to work with a diverse range of private clients on varied rural property matters while developing your career in a supportive environment that values professional development and RICS progression.
Position Overview
You'll play a key role in delivering comprehensive rural property services to private clients, managing estate matters, agricultural tenancies, valuations and planning work. This varied position offers the chance to work across multiple disciplines within rural surveying, contributing directly to the practice's continued growth and client satisfaction.
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Responsibilities
- Manage estate and agricultural property matters for private clients
- Sell and let rural properties across the region
- Undertake rural property valuations and appraisals
- Advise on planning and development opportunities
- Handle compensation and compulsory purchase work for landowners
- Build and maintain strong client relationships
Requirements
- MRICS or AssocRICS qualified
- Sound knowledge of estate management and agricultural tenancies
- Experience in rural property valuations
- Strong interpersonal and client relationship skills
- Excellent attention to detail and time management
- Proficient IT skills
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively
- RICS Registered Valuer status (desirable but not essential)


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Benefits
- Competitive salary based on your experience and qualifications
- Comprehensive training and mentoring to support career progression
- Supportive environment with excellent track record for RICS member development
How to Apply
If you are ready to take the next steps in your career and discuss the opportunity further then we would love to hear from you. To apply, please send your CV and a cover letter to Miranda Webster at miranda@webstersrural.co.uk. Feel free to reach out to Miranda directly for more information about the role or other opportunities.
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