Sarah Henderson MA MProf MTCPA
Rural Practice Surveyor & Planning Consultant
Surveyor
O: 01823 210 610 extn. 102
Surveyor
O: 01823 210 610 extn. 102
At a glance;
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Specialist work areas:
Rural Planning Rural Enterprise Land & Property Management Planning for Glamping Tourism Diversification Projects Planning Policy & interpretation Rural Property Advice Permitted Development Planning Objections* |
Professional / Relevant Interests: RICS - APC CLA (Member) TCPA (Member) Personal interests: History Hill Walking Running Rural & Current Affairs Music Reading |
Bio
Following a work experience placement with Bondstones in the summer of 2018, Sarah enjoyed herself so much, she decided to stay...
In a departure from her first degree in History (MA Hons) and a burgeoning career in IT 'sales' (which wasn’t really her ‘cup of tea’) Sarah took the brave decision to make an early career shift and undertook a Masters in Rural Estate and Land Management through Harper Adams University (graduating again (!) in early 2018).
With strong rural roots and a sense of being at home in countryside, her RICS affiliated degree and subsequent work experience - culminating with her with arrival at Bondstones - has formed a solid basis for her specialist role as an adviser in rural planning and diversification.
Aside from a wide range of farm and rural business diversification expertise, Sarah particularly enjoys guiding projects which focus on tourism and alternative accommodation and 'glamping'.
Additionally Sarah works with and advises clients on projects where permitted development and 'alternate routes' through the planning system are available - particularly "Class Q" & "Class R" permitted development options (and ‘fall-back' development); replacement dwellings; and of course advising on matters which may require a bit more ‘in depth’ strategic consideration of primary legislation, statute and judicial precedent...
When not working, Sarah is a dedicated explorer and lover of the outdoors where she can frequently be found out walking, running, cycling or open-water swimming... She is also a talented classical musician and partial to relaxing with a good book (alongside a wee dram or a well concocted G & T!).
In a departure from her first degree in History (MA Hons) and a burgeoning career in IT 'sales' (which wasn’t really her ‘cup of tea’) Sarah took the brave decision to make an early career shift and undertook a Masters in Rural Estate and Land Management through Harper Adams University (graduating again (!) in early 2018).
With strong rural roots and a sense of being at home in countryside, her RICS affiliated degree and subsequent work experience - culminating with her with arrival at Bondstones - has formed a solid basis for her specialist role as an adviser in rural planning and diversification.
Aside from a wide range of farm and rural business diversification expertise, Sarah particularly enjoys guiding projects which focus on tourism and alternative accommodation and 'glamping'.
Additionally Sarah works with and advises clients on projects where permitted development and 'alternate routes' through the planning system are available - particularly "Class Q" & "Class R" permitted development options (and ‘fall-back' development); replacement dwellings; and of course advising on matters which may require a bit more ‘in depth’ strategic consideration of primary legislation, statute and judicial precedent...
When not working, Sarah is a dedicated explorer and lover of the outdoors where she can frequently be found out walking, running, cycling or open-water swimming... She is also a talented classical musician and partial to relaxing with a good book (alongside a wee dram or a well concocted G & T!).
