Agricultural Property Senior Associate

We are currently looking for a Senior Associate to join our Residential Property team located in Tunbridge Wells.
The post holder will have the opportunity to work with Agricultural Law specialists who are experts in their field, and be part of a growing team offering exposure to a broad range of high net worth clients with portfolios providing plenty of varied, interesting and high quality work.
The ideal candidate will have non-contentious agricultural experience, including country house conveyancing.
You will be provided with on-going support in a very hands-on role where you will gain exposure to top-quality work and clients.
Successful candidates will deal with many high-profile clients across media, law and sport; with a focus on building relationships and ongoing client contact.

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