Sam Butler FRICS
Senior Partner
Sam is a specialist in the valuation, negotiation, sale and purchase of country houses, cottages, farms and estates.
As founding partner he oversees the firm's rural business and property team and also the lettings department.
Educated at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, Sam has been based in Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire since 1980.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, an RICS Registered Valuer and an experienced auctioneer and expert witness.
The Team
Vanessa CarterVanessa Carter
Senior Associate Partner, Head of Residential Lettings
Google Reviews
What our clients are saying
Our latest Google reviews across our Cotswolds branches.
Guy Radford
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Alex Goldman
Gary Noble
Paula McGilligan
Albert Lawrence
Hugh Clayson
Fiona & Nigel Dixon
Alexandra Dupree
Matthew Taylor
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Cotswold Caci
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Rural Sales - Market Comment
The national farmland market in 2024 was the busiest it's been for some years. It was influenced by a General Election, anticipation of CGT changes in the Autumn statement, and, following that, the unexpected proposed changes to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief.
Rural Sales - Market Comment
Recent Success Stories
Our ethos centres around unwavering loyalty to each client and a steadfast commitment to the work we undertake.Our positive testimonials from our clients reflect this commitment perfectly. Here are some notable highlights, recently:
Recent Success Stories
Popular Cotswold Walks - Our Recommendations
The Cotswolds are extremely fortunate to offer some of the most beautiful walks and scenic views across the rolling hills. It’s the perfect time of year to recover from a busy, overindulging festive period and seek some fresh air and rural tranquility.
Popular Cotswold Walks
Property Of The Month - Morely House, Market Square, Lechlade
Our property of the month this month is a breathtaking fusion of history and architectural evolution. It originally dates back to the 14th century, with exquisite later additions from the Tudor and Queen Anne eras.
Property Of The Month
