What is a Land Registry Compliant Lease Plan

A lease plan is a scaled technical drawing which shows the parts of parts of property and land over which a leaseholder has exclusive or shared rights. A lease document will use words to describe the property and land and the Lease Plan will be a visual representation of these rights.

A lease plan will usually be needed when:

• it is the first time a leasehold property is registered
• when a leasehold property is sold with 7 or more years remaining on the term
• when a lease is extended
• when the extent of the demise changes (for example if an extension is built or a loft conversion is carried out).
  

  Land Registry Compliant Residential Lease Plan Example

Lease Plans must be Land Registry Compliant.

It must:

• Have a detailed floor plan showing floor levels at either 1:100 or 1:200
• Show a location plan at 1:1250
• Not be hand drawn
• Include a North Point
• Have colouring to show the demise and common parts
• It should be consistent with the Lease document and support the descriptions therein

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