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A better first enquiry about land

A short, focused message can save both sides several rounds of questions.

Updated 17 September 2026

Identify the advert

Include the title or link and say whether you are asking about buying or leasing. Briefly explain your intended use so the advertiser can point out a known mismatch early.

Ask for the missing facts

  • Is the land still available?
  • Can you share a plan of the parcel and the agreed viewing entrance?
  • What evidence supports the stated planning position?
  • Which access and service details are confirmed?
  • Are there known restrictions I should raise with my adviser?

Keep sensitive information private

There is no need to send identity documents, bank details or a full financial history in a first enquiry. Verify who you are dealing with and use appropriate professional channels for later checks.

Agree the next step

If the basics fit, arrange a viewing directly. PointClickView does not arrange appointments or negotiate. Keep your own record of the answers and ask advisers to check important claims before any commitment.