Find a leisure operator for your property.
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.
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.