Anna Loweth

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Anna Loweth

Partner | Stamford

Anna is an experienced chartered surveyor with over 16 years experience operating throughout the East Midlands in a national property firm.

Anna is a RICS Registered valuer and specialises in the valuation of rural and residential property for secured lending, taxation and accounting purposes for private clients, charities, lenders and institutions. Anna has also undertaken her RICS Expert Witness Training and is able to undertake dispute resolution and litigation valuation advice.

Anna also provides professional advice to clients in respect of their estates, land, farm and business management interests and her experience allows her to offer comprehensive guidance across a variety of property-related and Landlord and Tenant matters.

Anna is a Fellow of the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers and sits on the Midlands Association Council.

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Anna Loweth

Anna Loweth

Apr, 04 2026
Succession on Death under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA)

Introduction Succession rights under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA) play a vital role in safeguarding family farming businesses, ensuring continuity when a tenant passes away. With reforms introduced in 2024, the rules governing succession have been modernised to reflect the realities of today’s agricultural sector. Understanding these changes is essential for both landlords and […]

Anna Loweth

Anna Loweth

Mar, 03 2026
Succession on Retirement Under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA)

Introduction Succession on retirement under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA) is a critical consideration for both landlords and tenants, particularly as farming businesses look to secure continuity for future generations. With recent reforms introduced in 2024, the rules governing succession have been modernised to reflect today’s farming realities, making it essential for all parties […]

Anna Loweth

Anna Loweth

Oct, 10 2025
IHT: Potential Reforms and the Need for Strategic Planning for Farms and Estates

Reports of recent discussions in Westminster have brought inheritance tax (IHT) back into focus, particularly its impact on smaller farms and rural estates. While nothing has been confirmed, speculation includes a potential increase to the agricultural property relief threshold – possibly up to £5 million for individuals or £10 million for a married couple. Even […]

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