Farms  Anderson Strathern's Rural department is your first port of call for purchasing or selling a farm, large or small, in Scotland.    In both cases we would act closely with Estate Agents and other professionals, including the provision of tax and similar advice from within the firm, to provide a service capable of taking the transaction from start to finish, including the intricacies of the adjustment and conclusion of missives, which form the contract of sale/purchase and a comprehensive conveyancing service. Leases, contract and share farming arrangements can also be arranged. For more information contact Alasdair Fox

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