Location: Sherwood Pines, near Mansfield (with flexible home working)
Contract: Full-time; 37 hours per week
Join the team shaping England's forests for the futureForestry England is the country's largest land manager, caring for the nation's forests for people, nature and climate. They are looking for a motivated and capable Assistant Area Land Agent to join their Central District Estates Team and help manage a diverse and fascinating property portfolio spanning woodlands, farms, recreation sites, commercial properties and development opportunities
This is an exciting opportunity for a property professional who enjoys variety, autonomy and working across a wide range of estate management disciplines. You will work alongside experienced surveyors and land agents, supporting Forestry England's operational and recreation teams while helping maximise the value and sustainability of their estate
About the roleAs Assistant Area Land Agent, you will play a key role in managing landlord and tenant relationships across Forestry England's Central District estate. You will negotiate and oversee a broad range of agreements covering commercial, agricultural, residential, recreational and sporting interests
You'll also provide professional property advice to colleagues, undertake valuation work, manage wayleaves and utility agreements, support development projects and help protect Forestry England's property interests across a diverse landscape
There will also be opportunities to become involved in emerging areas such as Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) and renewable energy projects, making this an excellent role for someone seeking career development and exposure to innovative land management initiatives
Key responsibilitiesAt Forestry England, you'll have the opportunity to work on one of the UK's most diverse land portfolios while contributing to environmental, social and economic outcomes. You'll be part of a supportive team that values professional development, innovation and collaboration.
The role offers flexibility through a blend of office and home working, alongside the chance to make a tangible impact on the future management of England's forests and landscapes
Location and travelThe role is based at Sherwood Pines, near Mansfield, with flexible home working arrangements available. Travel throughout the Central District will be required, with occasional overnight stays.