Land Register Online provides easy access to details of more than 20 million registered properties in England and Wales. Copies of title registers, title plans and documents held in electronic format can be downloaded in PDF format.

The title register includes ownership details and, for most properties which have changed hands since April 2000, the property price information. We are unable to provide details of any properties that are not registered.

A Property enquiry can be made daily between 7am and 12 midnight, Monday to Saturday. This is to allow downtime for maintenance and further development. You can browse at any time but enquiries can't currently be placed outside these hours.

• £3 for each title register (details of each property)
• £3 for each title plan (a plan of the property)

These fees are payable online, using your credit/debit card over a secure link.

• want to look at the title register, title plan and/or a document referred to in the register of a property you own
• want to find out who owns a specific property
• want to discover the extent of a property
• are interested in buying an unoccupied property you have noticed and wish to approach the owner
• lease or rent a property and need to contact the landlord

• a description of the property
• who owns it
• mortgage Lender (if any)
• price paid/value stated (if registered since 1st April 2000)
• rights of way (not public rights of way) or other rights affecting the property
• restrictions or other conditions

The details held by the Land Registry are updated following the receipt of an application at the appropriate local office. For guidance, this can be up to a few months after a property transaction.

You can see a typical example of a title register.

You can see an example title plan. Based on a large-scale Ordnance Survey map, this shows the general extent of the property.

Can anyone view details of any property?
Since 3 December 1990 the public have been able to look at the register of title (this includes title plans) in England and Wales. Prior to that, only registered owners and people with the owner's permission could look at a register of title.

Land Register Online is the first service that has provided this electronically to the public.

What is the file size?

• Average file size of title register data is 12Kb
• Average file size of title plan is 200Kb

We are unable to provide an average file size for a document. All documents that can be downloaded will be under 6Mb. The file size will be stated on the download results page for each PDF file.

What do I need to make an enquiry?

• The address of the property
• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Valid credit/debit card
• A valid email address
• A printer (optional)
• A method of saving the files if you wish to view them on another occasion (optional)

Do I have the right browser?
This website complies with the W3C XHTML 1.0 Standard and as such should be viewable by any browser which complies with this standard. You must have cookies enabled to use the full functionality of this site.

Do I have the correct software?
All details we supply (title register and title plan) are kept in PDF format. To download PDF files you will need a recent version of Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free.

You may need to disable any anti pop-up software or any additional third party software as this may result in problems when downloading the PDF file.

What else do I need to know?
If you plan to make an enquiry, the fee is £3 for each title register and £3 for each title plan. Details of your debit or credit card will be required to complete the transaction.

If you wish to print any page - including the response to your enquiry - check that your printer settings are on A4 format. You can, of course, simply download and save responses.

If this is your first visit, we suggest that you read the Help page. The more important information is repeated on other pages to assist you.