Professional Lease Plans That Meet Land Registry Standards
At British EPC, we specialize in delivering detailed, accurate lease plans that comply fully with Land Registry requirements. Our service includes:
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📏 Scaled Floor Plans – Clearly showing the property layout and boundaries.
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🟥 Demise Outlined in Red – Highlighting exactly what’s included in the lease.
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🟩 Shared/Common Areas in Green – Clearly marked to avoid confusion.
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🗺️ Ordnance Survey Map Included – Displays the property in context with its surroundings.
Whether you're a landlord, agent, or solicitor, our easy-to-read lease plans help streamline the legal process and avoid costly delays.
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A Land Registry lease plan is a scaled drawing that shows exactly what land or property is being leased and is submitted to HM Land Registry when registering a new lease (typically one over 7 years in England and Wales). It forms part of the legal documentation and must meet specific Land Registry guidelines.
When Do You Need One?
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When creating a new lease of 7 years or more.
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When registering a lease of a previously unregistered property.
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When a lease plan has changed, for example, a variation or extension of lease.
What a Lease Plan Must Include:
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Scale – Must be to scale (e.g., 1:100, 1:200 for buildings, 1:1250 or 1:2500 for larger land areas).
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Location Plan – A map showing where the property is in context, usually using an Ordnance Survey base.
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Demise Boundary – Clearly marked in red, showing what is included in the lease.
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Shared Areas – Any common areas (e.g. hallways, gardens) should be marked and identified, often
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· Access Routes – If access crosses third-party land, that should be shown and marked accordingly.
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· Orientation – North point must be shown.
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· Address Details – Include full property address, with floor levels if applicable.
As part of our commitment to supporting your future plans, we’re happy to supply DWG files upon completion. Please note that, due to licensing regulations, any Ordnance Survey mapping will be removed prior to release.
