Get an official copy of the title plan for any registered property in England and Wales. See the property boundaries clearly shown on an Ordnance Survey map.
The title plan is the official map that shows the extent of the land included in a registered title. It is produced by HM Land Registry using Ordnance Survey mapping as the base, with the property boundary outlined in red.
Title plans show general boundaries. This means the red edging indicates the general position of the boundary but does not determine the exact legal boundary line. The actual boundary may differ slightly from what is shown on the plan.
In rare cases, an "exact boundary" may have been determined and registered — this will be noted in the title register if applicable.
The title plan and title register are complementary documents. The register tells you who owns the property and what rights apply, while the plan shows you where the property is and its extent. For most property transactions, you'll need both.
Yes. We source all documents directly from HM Land Registry via their Business Gateway. The title plan you receive is an official copy — identical to what you would get by applying directly to HMLR. It is suitable for all legal, mortgage, and planning purposes.