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How do you find out who owns the land
gerad_way
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I am looking to buy some land in my area. There sems to be lots of overgrown fields etc, but I cannot find out who owns these pieces of land. Have tried contacting local farmers etc but they can shed no light on who is the owner.
Any suggestions how to find out?????
Any suggestions how to find out?????
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Land registry, can go on their website, pay for the plans, costs about £3 per enquiry, get sent details and a plan of extent.0
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Land registry, can go on their website, pay for the plans, costs about £3 per enquiry, get sent details and a plan of extent.
£4 ! Land registry.0 -
Fields are left overgrown for a variety of reasons.
Why have you suddenly decided you want to grow potatoes ...? .... because you can't just buy up random fields and hope to build a house on the land.
All pieces of land are defined as being of a particular sort.... random fields tend to be agricultural land or pastureland, neither of which are building land.0 -
Yes, take care that you use the .gov.uk site as there are other sites witha similar name which are scam front ends to exactly the same information, but charging an extra £10 a pop.£4 ! Land registry.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
Sorry, I didn't realise I'd popped a link to a private company0
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