How to Search the Land Registry Online

Searching the UK Land Registry is the fastest way to find out who owns a property, check title boundaries, or obtain official documents for legal and financial purposes.

What You Can Search For

The Land Registry holds records for over 26 million registered titles in England and Wales. You can search by:

**Address** — Find titles registered at a specific property address

**Postcode** — Browse all registered titles in a postcode area

**Title number** — Look up a specific title if you already have the reference

**Owner name** — Search by the registered proprietor's name

**Company number** — Find all titles owned by a specific company

How to Use Online Land Registry

1. Go to the search page and select your search type

2. Enter your search term — for addresses, you can use partial matches

3. Browse the results to find the title you need

4. Add the documents you need to your cart (title register, title plan, or both)

5. Complete checkout to receive your official documents as PDF

What Documents Are Available?

**Title Register** — The official record showing who owns the property, what rights and restrictions apply, and the price paid (if recorded after April 2000)

**Title Plan** — The official map showing the extent of the land in the title, outlined in red

Both documents are official copies sourced directly from HM Land Registry and are suitable for legal and mortgage purposes.

How Much Does It Cost?

Each document costs £25.00, which includes the standard £7.00 HMLR fee and our administration fee for instant online delivery. Documents are delivered instantly as PDF downloads.

Tips for Better Search Results

For address searches, try the street name without the house number if you're not finding results

Postcode searches return all titles in that postcode, which is useful for finding flats in a building

If you know the owner's name, the ownership search can find all their registered properties

Company searches work with both the company name and Companies House registration number