Title Plan

What is a Title Plan?

A title plan (also known as a property plan or a land registry plan) is a map that shows the boundaries of a piece of land or property. It is a legal document that is used to define the extent of the property and to show any rights or restrictions that apply to it.

Title plans are produced for records of ownership and other information about land and property in the UK. Title plans can be useful for a variety of purposes, including:

1. Determining the boundaries of a property: A title plan can help you to understand the exact extent of your property and where your boundaries are located.
2. Checking for rights or restrictions: A title plan can show you if there are any rights or restrictions affecting your property, such as rights of way or covenants.
3. Resolving disputes: If there is a dispute about the boundaries of a property or the ownership of a piece of land, a title plan can be used as evidence in court.
4. Buying or selling a property: When you are buying or selling a property, a title plan can be useful for understanding what you are buying or selling and ensuring that the process is conducted smoothly.
5. Applying for planning permission: If you are planning to carry out building work or make changes to your property, you may need to provide a copy of the title plan as part of your planning application.

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