Management plans as multi-purpose agreements between the landed estate and the state

Walshe, P.

Management plans as multi-purpose agreements between the landed estate and the state - 2003 - Christie's Bulletin for Professional Advisers 8(2) Winter, 1-17(6) .

Discusses the inception and implementation of heritage landscape management plans. In particular it covers the purpose and value of these plans from their establishment and discusses agreements reached by various organisations including English Heritage and English Nature. Plans for estates such as Stourhead and Blenheim Palace were first devised in the 1970s and used for a range of land and property agreements between the state and the individual estates. These plans have also been employed as ways of managing exemption of properties from inheritance tax.


COUNTRY ESTATES
MANAGEMENT PLANS
HERITAGE
TAX
TAX EXEMPTIONS