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Agricultural tie

A planning condition restricting who may occupy a property, often connected with agricultural work. It can affect saleability, title and provider treatment.

A planning condition restricting who may occupy a property, often connected with agricultural work. It can affect saleability, title and provider treatment.

Equity release may involve a lifetime mortgage, secured against your property, or a home reversion plan. It will reduce the value of your estate and impact funding long-term care.

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Last checked
7 September 2026
Next review
7 September 2027

Where this comes from

This entry follows Provider criteria, dated example only. It is a plain-English explanation of how the term is used in the UK, not a quotation, and it does not override a provider’s own wording.

  • Provider criteria, dated example only

Checked 7 September 2026. The whole vocabulary sits on one page, so you can look up two words in the same sentence without going anywhere: see this entry in the full glossary.

Covered properly here

Equity release with an agricultural tie or land

Separate the three things, then find out which one you actually have.

Read the guide called Equity release with an agricultural tie or land
Worth knowing

Equity release may involve a lifetime mortgage, secured against your property, or a home reversion plan. It will reduce the value of your estate and impact funding long-term care.

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Terms that come up alongside it

Each of these either appears in the definition above, or names this term in its own. They belong to the same part of the glossary: property and title terms readers commonly meet.

How this page is kept
Written by
Equity Release Facts editorial
Last checked
7 September 2026
Next review
7 September 2027

Questions people ask about this

Short answers to the things that come up most. None of it is advice, and every figure on this page carries its source.

What does agricultural tie mean?

A planning condition restricting who may occupy a property, often connected with agricultural work. It can affect saleability, title and provider treatment.

Where does this definition come from?

It follows one provider's dated published criteria. It is a plain-English explanation of how the term is used in the UK rather than a quotation, and it does not override a provider's own wording, the conditions of a plan you hold, or advice from your solicitor.

Where is agricultural tie covered in full?

On the guide "Equity release with an agricultural tie or land", which helps you separate the three things, then find out which one you actually have. A glossary entry explains a word. The guide works through what it actually means for a decision, with its sources and the date each was checked.

Does looking up agricultural tie commit me to anything?

No. There is nothing on this page to fill in and nothing is collected by reading it. Looking up what a word means is not a decision, and we are not able to advise you about your own circumstances in any case.

Worth knowing

Equity release may involve a lifetime mortgage, secured against your property, or a home reversion plan. It will reduce the value of your estate and impact funding long-term care.

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