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Title Register Deeds
The Title Register provides all the official particulars relating to ownership for a property or piece of land registered in England, Wales and Scotland. It shows the registered proprietor(s), the price paid (where recorded since April 2000), and any charges or restrictions registered against the title.
A Title Plan accompanies the register and shows the general boundary of the property outlined in red. It is drawn from Ordnance Survey mapping and can help clarify the extent of a registered title.
What you can find out
- Who currently owns the property or land
- The price paid for the last registered sale
- Whether the property is freehold or leasehold
- Any mortgages, charges or restrictions on the title
- Easements, covenants and rights affecting the land
Included with every title order: our Property Report
Title deeds tell you who owns a property, but they don't tell you the whole story. Every Title Register order includes our Property Report — a digital summary that pulls together additional public-source data so you have a fuller picture of the property in one place, alongside the official deeds.
- Flood risk assessment — surface water, river and coastal risk levels
- EPC & energy efficiency — current rating, potential rating and recommended improvements
- Sold price history — past sale prices for the property and recent comparable sales nearby
- Council tax band — current valuation band for the address
- Planning history — recent planning applications affecting the property
The Property Report is compiled from public data sources (Environment Agency, the EPC Register, HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, the Valuation Office Agency, and local planning authorities). It's there to save you the time of looking each one up separately — the official title documents themselves are unchanged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to own the property to be able to search?
No. You can search for any registered property in England, Wales or Scotland. You do not have to be the owner — Land Registry records are public.
What is a Title Register?
The Title Register is the official document showing who owns a property, the price paid (where recorded since April 2000), and any charges, mortgages, restrictions or covenants registered against the title.
What is a Title Plan (also called a filed plan)?
The Title Plan is the official plan that shows the general boundary of the property outlined in red. It is drawn from Ordnance Survey mapping and helps identify the extent of the land in a registered title. It is sometimes referred to as a "filed plan".
What's included in the Property Report?
Every Title Register order includes our Property Report alongside the official document. It pulls together data from public sources so you have the wider picture of a property in one place:
- Flood risk assessment — surface water, river and coastal risk
- EPC & energy efficiency — current and potential rating
- Sold price history — past sales for the property and nearby comparables
- Council tax band — current valuation band
- Planning history — recent planning applications
The report is compiled from the Environment Agency, the EPC Register, HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, the Valuation Office Agency, and local planning authorities. It does not replace the official title documents — it sits alongside them.
I haven't received my documents. What should I do?
Your documents should arrive by email within 2 hours (Express) or 24 hours (Standard). Please check your junk or spam folder first — official emails sometimes land there.
If the expected time has passed, email info@landregistryhub.org.uk with your order reference and we will look into it straight away.
How quickly will my documents arrive?
Standard delivery is free and typically completes within 24 hours.
Express delivery (£9.99) is fulfilled within 2 hours during normal working hours.
Paper copies, if ordered, are posted by Royal Mail second class and typically arrive 2–5 working days later.
Are you the official Land Registry?
No. Land Registry Hub is a private document retrieval service. We are not affiliated with HM Land Registry, Registers of Scotland, or Land & Property Services Northern Ireland.
We retrieve official documents on your behalf and deliver them rapidly with a friendly checkout. The documents themselves are official; our service is independent. You can also order directly from gov.uk at a lower cost if you prefer.
Is my payment secure?
Yes. All payments are processed by Stripe, a PCI DSS Level 1 certified payment processor used by millions of businesses worldwide. We never see or store your card details, and our entire site uses HTTPS encryption.
What if the property isn't registered?
Roughly 85% of UK land is registered, but some older properties are not. If we are unable to retrieve a document because the property is unregistered, we will refund you in full and let you know by email, usually within 1 working day.
What is the difference between freehold and leasehold?
Freehold means you own the property and the land it sits on outright.
Leasehold means you own the property for a fixed number of years but the land belongs to a freeholder. Most flats are leasehold; most houses are freehold.
If you are not sure, choose "Not Sure" at the property details step and we will retrieve whichever document applies.
Can I get a refund?
Because documents are supplied digitally and instantly, the standard 14-day right to cancel does not apply once fulfilment has started. You may still be entitled to a refund if the document is unavailable, we make an error, or you contact us before fulfilment begins. See our Terms & Conditions for full details.
Can't find your answer? Email info@landregistryhub.org.uk and we'll get back to you.