Lease Plans Online Blog

Straightforward answers to common questions about lease plans, title plans, and Land Registry requirements.

Can a Lease Plan Be Prepared From Existing Drawings?

Already have architect's drawings, an old lease plan or a floor plan? Find out whether a Land Registry compliant lease plan can be prepared remotely, what to send, and when a site visit may still be needed.

How Do I Get a Lease Plan? Step-by-Step UK Guide

Need a lease plan for your solicitor or HM Land Registry? This step-by-step guide explains what to send, when a site visit is needed, how long it takes, and what happens next.

Which Lease Plans Online Service Do You Actually Need for Your Property?

Not sure whether you need a lease plan, transfer plan, deed of variation plan, HMO plan or something else? This guide explains the key Lease Plans Online services, when each one applies, and how to work out the right next step for your property.

Lease Plans for Residential and Commercial Properties in North London

From period conversions and mansion blocks to shop units, offices and mixed-use buildings, North London properties need clear, accurate, Land Registry-compliant lease plans that reflect how each space is actually used.

Do I Need a Deed of Variation Plan? When Your Lease Plan No Longer Matches

Does your lease plan no longer match your flat, extension, loft conversion or roof terrace? Learn when a deed of variation plan may be needed, what the updated plan must show, and whether it can be prepared remotely.

Do I Need an HMO Floor Plan for My Licensing Application?

Applying for an HMO licence? Discover why councils require compliant floor plans, what your plan must include, common mistakes to avoid, and when a measured survey is necessary.

TP1 Transfer Plans Explained: Selling Part of Your Property Without the Headache

Selling part of your property? Learn what a TP1 transfer plan is, why accuracy matters for HM Land Registry compliance, and how to avoid boundary and access disputes when transferring part of a registered title.

What Makes a Lease Plan Land Registry Compliant?

A Land Registry compliant lease plan is a scaled, accurate drawing that meets HM Land Registry requirements for property registration in England and Wales. It clearly defines the demised areas, includes a north point and location plan, and aligns precisely with the lease wording. Without a compliant plan, applications can be delayed by requisitions, leading to additional costs and stress. Learn what makes a lease plan compliant, common pitfalls to avoid, and why getting it right first time matters.

London Lease Plans For Property

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Compliant HMLR Lease Plans in London and the South East

Many commercial premises which emptied during the pandemic, are bouncing back, with new businesses moving in. I’m doing more commercial property lease plans than I have for a while including plans for shops, offices, food outlets and services, with many new and growing businesses taking up new leased spaces.

Long time no write

Things have been busy in a good way. Just right for juggling my job as lease planner, mum and artist in my spare time.

Commercial and Residential Plans for Solicitors

So far I have a 100% acceptance record with HM Land Registry. My regular Solicitor clients value the trouble-free nature of the plans I produce.

Deed of Variation Plan

Common reasons to need a Deed of Variation are where a lease plan doesn’t accurately reflect the demise of a leasehold, where there has been an extension to the boundary of the building, or where a flat has extended into a loft space.

What is a Lease Plan? A Clear Guide to Land Registry Compliant Lease Plans

A lease plan shows exactly what is included in a lease. This guide explains what a Land Registry compliant lease plan is, what it should show, when one is needed, and how to get one prepared.