Mark Jackson

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Director

Haltwhistle, Carlisle – Rosehill

Family Business For Business Agriculture / Agri-Business

About Mark

Mark is a Director and an experienced agricultural property solicitor who specialises in the sale and acquisition of farms, estates, woodland and rural residential property. Mark also deals with agricultural tenancies, commercial lettings of rural property, re-financing and general estate management matters.

About Mark

Mark grew up in Cumbria and graduated with a degree in law from Durham University in 2005. He qualified as a solicitor in 2008 with the firm of Dickinson Dees LLP in Newcastle and spent 6 years with the agriculture team there before returning to Cumbria and joining Cartmell Shepherd in 2014.

Mark is a member of the Agricultural Law Association.

Testimonials

"I would definitely recommend Mark. He is truly fantastic."

Anonymous

"Mark has handled several complex sales and does an excellent job."

Anonymous

"My house move was complicated by lockdown and various problems with the buyers. Throughout the experience Mark Jackson was really helpful and reassuring and my faith in his and his professionalism never faltered."

Anonymous

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