Rental value of land trucks.

[Difender 90]

Neighbouring haulage company has approached me about renting an acre of land for parking trailers on . land is over fence from existing haulage yard any opinons on rental value per year they would be stripping topsoil and hardcoreing land would be a long term agreement.

 

[Traffic dodger]

If it’s stripping top soil etc would that need planning and amend their operators license etc. Would think it would be worth quite a bit to them being next door.

 

[Nearly]

@nick channer
@roscoe erf

 

[Greenbeast]

If it’s stripping top soil etc would that need planning

Yes

 

[roscoe erf]

@nick channer
@roscoe erf

no idea really never had to rent a yard for parking if it hasn't got planning not a lot cause they are bound to evict them sooner or later and make you reinstate the ground at your cost

 

[Doing it for the kids]

Where abouts are you?

Here, Secure yard on hard standing is £1+ Psf easy

 

[Formatted]

Sell it and be done with the hassle?

 

[Difender 90]

Where abouts are you?

Here, Secure yard on hard standing is £1+ Psf easy

We are in north Lancashire.

Where abouts are you?

Here, Secure yard on hard standing is £1+ Psf easy

we are in north Lancashire.

 

[Doing it for the kids]

Get an agent involved then, values prob lower up there but still worthwhile

 

[RhysT]

Friend of mine pays for parking for 6 lorries on a farm. Works out at serious money every year.

 

[roscoe erf]

Friend of mine pays for parking for 6 lorries on a farm. Works out at serious money every year.

As with most things location location location

 

[warksfarmer]

Neighbouring haulage company has approached me about renting an acre of land for parking trailers on . land is over fence from existing haulage yard any opinons on rental value per year they would be stripping topsoil and hardcoreing land would be a long term agreement.

Bare land and them doing the work to get it ready then leaving you with it when they’ve gone your looking at £1.50/sqft/yr without any elec/water etc and they'd have to pay your insurance and any rates on top.