Land Registry
Lease Plans
Detailed floor plans for leasehold registrations showing the precise extent of the demise. Required for new leases, lease extensions and any lease over 7 years. Prepared to Practice Guide 40 standards.
Office lease plan
Maisonette lease plan
What’s Included
Every Lease Plan Contains
All our Land Registry lease plans are prepared to Practice Guide 40 (PG40) standards and include everything needed for successful lease registration.
Detailed Floor Plan
Internal layout showing the precise extent of the demised property, including room positions, doorways and any areas excluded from the lease such as common parts.
Location Plan
Shows the building’s position in its wider context at 1:1250 scale, enabling the Land Registry to identify exactly which property the lease relates to.
Coloured Edging
The demised property is clearly edged in red to show exactly what’s included in the lease. Additional colours indicate shared areas, parking spaces or rights of way where applicable.
High-Resolution PDF
Delivered as a print-ready PDF suitable for submission to the Land Registry. Includes both floor plan and location plan formatted to Land Registry requirements.
Common Uses
When You Need a Lease Plan
A Land Registry-compliant lease plan is required whenever a lease of more than 7 years is granted or transferred. Here are the most common situations.
New Lease Registration
Any new lease granted for more than 7 years must be registered with the Land Registry. The lease plan shows the exact extent of the demised property, including which floors and areas are included.
Lease Extensions
Extending an existing lease often requires an updated plan, particularly if the original lease plan is poor quality, missing, or doesn’t meet current Land Registry standards.
Flat & Apartment Sales
When buying or selling a leasehold flat, solicitors require a clear plan showing the demised property. If the existing plan is inadequate, a new lease plan will be needed to complete the transaction.
Commercial Premises
Leasing commercial units, offices, retail spaces or industrial premises. Plans clearly show the demised area, shared facilities, parking allocations and any rights of access.
Maisonettes & Split Properties
Properties spanning multiple floors with their own entrance require plans showing all levels included in the lease. Essential for clearly defining vertical boundaries between units.
Defining Shared Areas
Where leases include rights over communal areas – hallways, gardens, parking or bin stores – the plan clearly distinguishes between the demised property and shared facilities.
Not sure if you need a lease plan? Get in touch and we’ll advise you – no obligation.
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What We Need From You
To prepare your lease plan quickly and accurately, please provide the following information when requesting a quote.
Property Address
The full address including flat number, floor level and postcode. For commercial units, include the unit name or number within the building.
Existing Floor Plans
Any floor plans you have – estate agent plans, architect drawings, existing lease plans, or EPC floor plans. These help us prepare your plan without a site visit.
Lease or Demise Details
Information about what’s included in the lease – parking spaces, storage areas, garden rights, or any shared facilities that need to be shown on the plan.
No existing floor plans? No problem – we can arrange a measured survey to accurately capture the property layout. Just let us know when requesting a quote and we’ll include this in your price.
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How It Works
Simple, Fast, Professional
From initial enquiry to completed plan, we make the process straightforward.
Request a Quote
Contact us by phone, email or WhatsApp with your property address and what you need. Send any existing plans, sketches or documents you have. We respond within 1 hour during business hours.
Receive Your Quote
We’ll send you a clear, no-obligation quote with a fixed price and estimated turnaround time. No hidden fees. If a site visit is required, we’ll arrange a convenient time.
Plan Preparation
Once approved, we prepare your plan to Land Registry standards. You’ll receive a draft for approval before finalisation. Most plans completed within 24 hours.
Delivery & Payment
Your completed plan is emailed as a high-resolution PDF. We accept bank transfer, credit/debit card or PayPal. Printed copies available on request.
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