Emily Pile

With a background spanning valuation, residential capital market and land, she provides strategic property advice founded on strong market knowledge and commercial insight.

Emily graduated from the University of Exeter in 2014 with a BSc. (Hons.) in Sport and Exercise Science. Following her studies, she worked in London with Wetherell in Mayfair, where she developed an interest in the property sector and subsequently undertook a MSc. in Real Estate at the University of Reading. The broad-based course, which was not solely focused on rural property, provided her with a comprehensive understanding of the wider real estate market and strengthened her technical and commercial knowledge.

Emily’s professional experience spans Loan Security Valuations, Residential Capital Markets and Land, providing her with a well-rounded perspective. This background has enabled her to develop expertise beyond traditional rural practice, offering clients advice that draws on both professional and transactional market experience. She works with a diverse client base, including private estates, lenders and private landowners, advising on valuation, estate management and wider professional matters.

Growing up on a dairy farm as part of a fourth-generation farming family, Emily has a longstanding connection to the rural sector. This background, combined with her professional experience, has given her a strong appreciation of the opportunities and challenges facing rural businesses and landowners. Her current role brings together both her professional expertise and personal interests, allowing her to apply a broad property skillset within a sector she has been closely connected to throughout her life.

Since joining Strutt & Parker, Emily’s work has focused predominantly on loan security and probate valuations, alongside estate management and professional advisory work across the South East of England. Her varied experience allows her to provide practical, commercially focused advice tailored to the specific objectives of each client.