Our People
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Everyone at Fenn Wright takes pride in using their local knowledge and professional know-how to provide an industry-leading level of service that delivers results for our clients time and time again.

Alan Williams
FNAEA MARLAManaging Partner
Location: Stanway
Department: Residential Sales
Tel: 01206 216551
Mobile: 07799 338749
Email: acw@fennwright.co.uk

Alison Spillane
Sales Negotiator
Location: Chelmsford
Department: Residential Sales
Tel: 01245 292100
Email: aes@fennwright.co.uk

Alistair Mitchell
MRICSPartner
Location: Ipswich
Department: Commercial
Tel: 01473 417714
Mobile: 07889 663168
Email: agm@fennwright.co.uk

Amanda Evans
Survey Support
Location: Stanway
Department: Survey
Tel: 01206 245895
Email: aae@fennwright.co.uk

Amanda Wright
Secretary
Location: Colchester
Department: Residential Sales
Tel: 01206 763388
Email: aw@fennwright.co.uk

Amy Adamson
Lettings Negotiator
Location: Ipswich
Department: Residential Lettings
Tel: 01473 417711
Email: ala@fennwright.co.uk

Amy Coleyshaw
Sales Negotiator
Location: Ipswich
Department: Residential Sales
Tel: 01473 232700
Email: ac@fennwright.co.uk

Amy Holloway
Sales Negotiator
Location: Colchester
Department: Residential Sales
Tel: 01206 507643
Email: alh@fennwright.co.uk

Amy Lillistone
Sales Negotiator
Location: Witham
Department: Residential Sales
Tel: 01376 311152
Email: all@fennwright.co.uk

Angie Goodwin
Secretary
Location: Chelmsford
Department: Residential Sales
Tel: 01245 292827
Email: amg@fennwright.co.uk

Anne Jones
Director of Finance & HR
Location: Stanway
Department: Business Operations
Tel: 01206 245890
Email: alj@fennwright.co.uk

Brady Catterwell
Manager
Location: Chelmsford
Department: Residential Lettings
Tel: 01245 491111
Mobile: 07387 021663
Email: bmc@fennwright.co.uk
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FAQS
Top 5 FAQs
How do I know I am getting the right return from my agricultural investment?
Over recent years we have seen significant increases in soft commodity prices and farm profitability. This has directly influenced rental levels which have shown significant growth over the same period. The two main forms of agricultural tenancy govern the way the rent is calculated, either on earning capacity or a straight open market comparison. The latter depends very much on the quality of land and the appetite/competition in a geographic location, with Farm Business Tenancy (FBT) rents ranging from £135 to over £200 per acre.
Whether you are considering a rent review or a new letting we have the necessary market knowledge and technical skills to advise on the relevant process. Our advice is tailored to the unique circumstances of each holding to ensure the maximum return from your investment.
Can a utility company lay apparatus on my land?
In order to provide the necessary infrastructure a utility provider has certain legislative powers to enable them to lay apparatus in/on private land. They must however follow strict procedures and compensate landowners for both the existence of the apparatus and any damage/disturbance arising out of the work.
At Fenn Wright we have the necessary skill and experience to guide you through the compulsory purchase process, ensuring your rights are protected and that you are properly remunerated.
Can I get vacant possession of land occupied by an agricultural tenant?
The occupation of land by an agricultural tenant is governed by two main Acts and the ability of a landlord to recover vacant possession will depend on which Act governs the tenants occupation. Any tenancy which commenced before 1st September 1995 is likely to be an old style tenancy where the Tenant benefits from security of tenure for life, and possible up to two generations via succession rights. Landlords have limited grounds on which to recover possession and the process of removing a tenant is fraught with technical and procedural challenges. Post 1st September 1995 tenancies offered the tenant only limited security, but again the process of recovering possession is governed by formal procedures which are both time limited and complex.
At Fenn Wright we are experienced in advising and managing all forms of agricultural letting, and the implications for both landlords and tenants. We can advise on your rights and the processes appropriate to the circumstances to ensure your position is protected and due procedures followed.
My landlord has issued a rent review memorandum requiring a large increase in the rent. What should I do next?
It is important to take professional advice in order to establish whether the nature of the lease, the premises and current market evidence justifies an increase in the rent. We regularly advise both landlords and tenants in relation to rent reviews and undertake negotiations to ensure an appropriate rent is agreed. Should it not be possible to reach agreement the matter will usually be referred to an Independent Surveyor or Arbitrator, depending upon the terms of the lease and where we again offer appropriate representation.
For further advice please contact one of our Landlord & Tenant team.
How much will it cost to sell/let my commercial premises?
Our fees for selling or letting premises are usually performance related, calculated on the basis of a percentage of the sale price or rent and only payable upon the transaction being completed. We offer a comprehensive, professional service and if you would like further details and a quote for selling or letting your property please contact our Agency team.