See our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) below. If you have a question that you would like answered or added, please email us at admin@foxgrant.com .

If you have a specific question in relation to your property, we will be happy to provide brief informal advice free of charge over the telephone, however, all other work is charged on a time plus cost basis.

FAQs

Do we sell Equestrian Property?

Yes - In fact we are the recognised market leader in the sale of equestrian property in the South and West of England and are currently the No 1 UK advertiser in Horse & Hound magazine.

What is an ‘Ag Tag’ or ‘Agricultural Occupancy Condition’?

This is a planning condition that is legally binding that normally limits the purchaser to a person who is currently employed, previously employed, or who plans to make a living from Agriculture, Horticulture or Forestry. Each condition is different, so the wording should be carefully checked by a Chartered Surveyor and/or a Solicitor.

What are the current Stamp Duty thresholds for residential property? (as from 22 March 2012)

Up to £125,000	Zero
From £125,000 to £250,000	1%
From £250,000 to £500,000	3%
From £500,000 to £1 million	4%
From £1 million to £2 million	5%
Over £2 million from 22/03/12	7%
Over £2 million (purchased by certain persons including corporate bodies) from 21/03/12	15%

For more detailed information, go to: hmrc.gov.uk/sdlt

Fixtures & fittings, such as AGAs, carpets, curtains and white goods, are normally excluded.

Always check with your Solicitor prior to purchase.

My partner or parents have died. What should I do about getting their property valued?

You should get a qualified Chartered Surveyor or Valuer to provide you with a written formal Probate Valuation as at the date of death as soon as possible. You and your Solicitor can then use this for you to get a Grant of Probate to allow you to conclude the Will and transfer or sell the property.