# Find a leisure operator for your property.

Canonical source: https://rivermarkproperty.com/services/let-property-to-leisure-operator/

If you own land, a building or space at a sports venue and want to explore a letting, Rivermark can help you identify and approach leisure operators.

[Discuss your property](https://rivermarkproperty.com/contact/#role=landlord&topic=find-operator&briefTitle=land%20or%20building%20for%20leisure)

## How we help.

We discuss the space and the uses you are prepared to consider, prepare a property summary and identify potential operators. We approach the parties you agree and report the responses. Planning, legal and other specialist advice stays with your advisers.

## Who this is for.

-   A sports club with land or buildings it is considering letting.
-   An owner with a warehouse or other building that could be discussed with a leisure business.
-   A landlord considering space for padel, fitness or another leisure use.
-   An estate with underused land or a building and questions about finding an occupier.

## What to consider.

### The space offered

Identify the area available, its access and any shared parking or facilities. Plans and measurements can help an operator understand what is being considered.

### The proposed use

Tell us what uses, opening hours and alterations you are willing to discuss. A planning adviser can check the proposal and any permissions or restrictions.

### Terms and permissions

Consider your preferred arrangement and who has authority to agree it. Your solicitor can advise on the title, any existing lease and proposed terms.

## Tell us the essentials.

Share what you know. We can discuss the rest.

-   The location and what land or building you control.
-   The approximate space, access and parking available.
-   The uses or operators you would consider, if known.
-   Any existing instructions, planned timing and terms you want to discuss.

We agree the work and fees in writing before starting work or contacting anyone about a property.

## Common questions.

### Do I need a specific operator in mind?

No. You can tell us about the space and the uses you are willing to consider. We can discuss the work before it is agreed.

### Does the property already need planning permission for leisure?

Tell us what is known about the current use and any permissions. Your planning adviser should check a specific proposal before you commit to it.

### Will you approach operators without my agreement?

No. We agree the work and fees in writing before starting and approach the parties you agree.

## Explore further.

## Have space to discuss?

Tell us where it is, what you control and the uses you would consider.

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