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What are Title Plans and how do I access them?

Title Plans show the registered boundary of a property. Here's what they are and how to find them in Sprift.

A Title Plan is a document from the Land Registry that shows the registered boundary of a property on a map. It’s useful during valuations, boundary discussions, and conveyancing.

What a Title Plan shows

A Title Plan typically includes:

  • The registered boundary of the property, outlined on an Ordnance Survey map
  • The title number associated with the property
  • The extent of the land included in the registration

Title Plans are official Land Registry documents and are a standard part of the property record.

How to access Title Plans in Sprift

  1. Search for the property in the Sprift platform
  2. Open the property page
  3. Look for the Title Plan section or document

[SCREENSHOT NEEDED: where the Title Plan appears on a property page]

If a Title Plan is available for the property, you can view and download it directly from the property page.

When a Title Plan may not be available

Not all properties have a Title Plan available in Sprift. This can happen when:

  • The property is unregistered (not all land in England and Wales is registered with the Land Registry)
  • The Title Plan data has not yet been linked to the property record
  • The property has a complex registration (e.g. multiple titles covering different parts of the land)

If you expect a Title Plan to be available but can’t find it, contact us with the property address and we’ll check.

Good to know

  • Title Plans show the general boundary of a property. They do not show the exact legal boundary — for that, a detailed boundary survey may be needed.
  • If you need a Title Register (the document showing ownership details) rather than a Title Plan, this is a separate document. Let us know what you need and we’ll advise.