Lease plan
- Fixed price
The short answer
Land Registry compliant lease plan
- Price from
- £250.00
- Time on site
- 1 to 2 hours
What you get
A detailed, scaled floor plan of your property, ready for Land Registry submission.
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When do you need a Lease plan?
You need a lease plan when creating a new lease, selling a leasehold property, or if your existing lease plan is not compliant with Land Registry rules.
What happens on the day
A surveyor will visit the property to take precise measurements. This process usually takes an hour or two depending on the property's size and complexity.
How to prepare
- Ensure all areas of the property are accessible.
- Clear away any obstructions that might prevent measurements (e.g., stacked boxes).
- Inform the surveyor of any specific boundaries or access rights to be included.
- Have details of any communal areas or shared facilities.
How to improve your result
- Ensure all boundaries, including gardens or parking, are clear.
- Provide any existing plans or title documents if available.
- Communicate any specific requirements from your solicitor.
- Understand that the plan needs to be precise for legal purposes.
Why it is useful day to day
While primarily a legal document, it offers a clear understanding of your property's exact boundaries and layout.
Why we ask these questions
We ask about property type, number of rooms, and any outdoor space to estimate the time needed for accurate measurement. Knowing if it's commercial or residential helps us understand specific Land Registry requirements.
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