Land and Development
The Land and Development team is based in our Cirencester office, but manage land and development opportunities across Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire.
Address
2 Silver Street
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
GL72BL
Opening Hours
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 9:00am - 5:30pm
Wed: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
Opening Hours
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 9:00am - 5:30pm
Wed: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
Land and Development
T: 01285 646770
E: landandnewhomes@perrybishop.co.uk
Meet the Land and Development team
Peter Chambers
Director of Land and New Homes
Hilary Menendez
Land and New Homes Negotiator
Emma Nash
Land Administrator
Karren Brown
PA to Peter Chambers
Peter Chambers
Chartered Surveyor, Peter Chambers, heads up our specialist Land and New Homes Department. He has more than 30 years experience in dealing with all aspects of land, development and new homes, including planning guidance, valuations and marketing of plots, sites and buildings for conversion. He is married with two daughters and lives in a village on the outskirts of Cheltenham.
E: peterchambers@perrybishop.co.uk
T: 01285 646770
Hilary Menendez
Hilary is extremely knowledgeable about the industry, having more than 20 years property experience. She enjoys all aspects of her role and her diligence and tenacity ensure sales are tied-up in a timely fashion. She and her family live near Stroud and she loves getting over to Malta as often as she can, where she grew up.
E: hilarymenendez@perrybishop.co.uk
T: 01285 646770
Emma Nash
Emma enjoys her varied administrative role in the Land team, preparing brochures, dealing with customer enquiries and ensuring new listings are promoted on the department’s facebook and Instagram pages. When she’s not at work her time is taken up mostly by her two young children and walking the family dog. She also enjoys gardening and a spot of baking.
E: emmanash@perrybishop.co.uk
T: 01285 646770
Karren Brown
Super efficient PA, Karren is responsible for the smooth running of the department. She enjoys working for this small specialist team, marketing opportunities that are a bit out of the ordinary. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her family and keeping fit.
E: karrenbrown@perrybishop.co.uk
T: 01285 646770
Our Charity Partner of the Year
We are delighted to support The Churn Project who receive a donation from every house sold by our Cirencester office. This invaluable local charity offer support to people across the community in Cirencester and nearby villages who are vulnerable and marginalised.
Intro to Land and Development
Our specialist Land and Development department provides a comprehensive marketing service for land owners, bringing to market wonderful opportunities for national, regional and local developers. Headed up by Chartered Surveyor, Peter Chambers FRICS, the team is based in our Cirencester office but new listings are promoted across all branches.
Our dedicated service for land owners comprises:
- Free initial appraisal of the plot, site or building
- Expert advice on planning potential
- Identification of suitable land for longer term development and introduction of developers to promote the land
What People Are Saying About Us
After 50 years in a house with a large garden and needing to 'downsize' we happened to meet Perry Bishop and Chambers at a development launch whilst investigating our future options, including the possibility that we may have a building plot to sell...Peter Chambers guided us skilfully and successfully through the complete process. We are currently in talks with their Faringdon office to sell the house. We highly recommend Perry Bishop and Chambers for their professionalism and realistic and unpressured approach.
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