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Year a house was built???

Guys,
Can you help me? I need to find out when my property was built? Can i do it over the net? I have asked the EA thats selling me it but the dont know. I cant ask my solicitors yet as they cant do the searched until two weeks.

Help!!!

:xmastree:
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  • Loui1979 wrote:
    Guys,
    Can you help me? I need to find out when my property was built? Can i do it over the net? I have asked the EA thats selling me it but the dont know. I cant ask my solicitors yet as they cant do the searched until two weeks.

    Help!!!

    :xmastree:


    http://www.landregisteronline.gov.uk/


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  • Loui1979
    Loui1979 Posts: 138 Forumite
    ok, go into https://www.esure.com then Home insurance as if you were going to get a quote for Home insurance. Then enter your details - you house number then its postcode. Once you have completed the info go to next and the rest of your address comes up automatically, Wait for it........... INCLUDING THE YEAR IT WAS BUILT.

    HOW MAD IS THAT? SORRY I DIDNT FIND THIS OUT BEFORE TO ALL THAT HAVE SPENT MONEY ON THE LAND REGISTRY WEBSITE.

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  • Loui1979 wrote:
    ok, go into www.esure.com then Home insurance as if you were going to get a quote for Home insurance. Then enter your details - you house number then its postcode. Once you have completed the info go to next and the rest of your address comes up automatically, Wait for it........... INCLUDING THE YEAR IT WAS BUILT.

    HOW MAD IS THAT? SORRY I DIDNT FIND THIS OUT BEFORE TO ALL THAT HAVE SPENT MONEY ON THE LAND REGISTRY WEBSITE.

    P.S HOPE YOU ALL GIVE ME A BIG THANKS!
    :xmassign: :snow_laug :snow_grin :xmassmile :xmastree: :rudolf: :santa2: :p

    Sorry to upset you, but the dates are not necessarily right on there. It's got my house showing as being built in 1920, when it was built in 1870 (i have photocopies of the deeds to see when it was built.
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  • Loui1979 wrote:
    ok, go into https://www.esure.com then Home insurance as if you were going to get a quote for Home insurance. Then enter your details - you house number then its postcode. Once you have completed the info go to next and the rest of your address comes up automatically, Wait for it........... INCLUDING THE YEAR IT WAS BUILT.

    HOW MAD IS THAT? SORRY I DIDNT FIND THIS OUT BEFORE TO ALL THAT HAVE SPENT MONEY ON THE LAND REGISTRY WEBSITE.

    P.S HOPE YOU ALL GIVE ME A BIG THANKS!
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    Hi Loui1979,

    Just tried this and my house came up as constructed in 1980, but it was constructed in 1998 for sure as I watched it being built bit by bit over the months!!

    That was 18 years out, so be careful if the actual year is important to you.

    Cheers Debs :santa2:
  • sharonB
    sharonB Posts: 139 Forumite
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    Loui1979 wrote:
    ok, go into https://www.esure.com then Home insurance as if you were going to get a quote for Home insurance. Then enter your details - you house number then its postcode. Once you have completed the info go to next and the rest of your address comes up automatically, Wait for it........... INCLUDING THE YEAR IT WAS BUILT.

    HOW MAD IS THAT? SORRY I DIDNT FIND THIS OUT BEFORE TO ALL THAT HAVE SPENT MONEY ON THE LAND REGISTRY WEBSITE.

    P.S HOPE YOU ALL GIVE ME A BIG THANKS!
    :xmassign: :snow_laug :snow_grin :xmassmile :xmastree: :rudolf: :santa2: :p


    Please dont take the information you have been given by that quote ... I just tried it and it says our house was built in 1979 , well the previous tennent here lived here since it was built 42 years ago .

    that site only goes by the postcode not a proper register
  • Sorry to upset you, but the dates are not necessarily right on there. It's got my house showing as being built in 1920, when it was built in 1870 (i have photocopies of the deeds to see when it was built.


    Ditto :xmassign:
  • black-saturn
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    Same here too. Says mine was built in 1920 but actually it was built in 1896.
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  • nickinoo
    nickinoo Posts: 617 Forumite
    It doesn't work for me either :( It says my house was built in 1920 but when we bought it in 96 we were told it was at least 120 years old.
  • Murray
    Murray Posts: 622 Forumite
    I think that it only goes back to 1920 beacuse it came up with that for our house and it was more like 1870. It also said it was detached and its actually a terrace!

    Maybe anything pre 1920 is in the same risk category for insurance purposes??
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