Chris Hyde, Associate Director with Land Agency said, “This is a particularly interesting instruction thanks to the huge diversity of assets within the BBNPA’s portfolio. It includes Scheduled Ancient Monuments, Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), numerous iron-age hill forts and even a hydro-electric scheme. As a bonus, it’s a truly beautiful part of the world in which to work.”
In addition to the valuation, Cooke & Arkwright have been awarded a call-off contract to provide on-going Land Agency advice to the BBNPA.
Chris added, “With such a huge area to cover, there are numerous issues raised in respect of all manner of property matters and we will be hot-desking at the BBNPA’s offices in Brecon on a regular basis in order to assist them with the management of their portfolio.”
The Brecon Beacons National Park covers 520 square miles and extends from Llandeilo and Llandovery in the west to Abergavenny in the east, and north to Hay-on-Wye in mid-Wales. Almost 14% of the park is owned by the NPA and about 250,000 people use the three Visitor Centres each year. The park was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve in 2012.