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Who owns a propertyFreehold or leaseholdBoundaries
England and Wales. Buyers, neighbours, tenants

What does the land registry hold on this property?

Type a postcode and pick the address. We read every sale HM Land Registry has registered for it since 1995 and show you the last price, the date, whether it was freehold or leasehold, and the registered boundaries around it. All of that is free. The dated PDF with the full history and the street's sales is £14.99.

Every address with a registered sale since 1995 is listed from HM Land Registry open data. Pick yours to see the last sale, the tenure and the boundaries.

Does it tell me who owns the house?

No. The owner's name is only on the title register, which HM Land Registry sells for £7. We tell you plainly, on every page and in the PDF. What we show is the open data: every registered sale, the tenure and the boundaries.

What do I get for £14.99?

A dated PDF: every transaction for the address since 1995 with price, date, tenure and category, every other sale on the postcode in the last ten years with the median, what the tenure means for you, and how to get the register and the plan.

Why is a property missing?

The open data starts on 1 January 1995 and lists registered sales only. A home not sold since then has no row. It may still be registered. The £7 register from HM Land Registry would show it.

Guides

Who owns this property? Freehold or leasehold? Property boundary check: what the registered plan shows and what it does not

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