How to read a title plan as a buyer in England and Wales (introductory) — Property Passport UK guide
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How to read a title plan as a buyer in England and Wales (introductory)

The title plan shows general boundaries, usually edged red. It is not a boundary precision survey. It helps you match the register to what you think you ar…

Published: 16 Apr 2026 · Updated: 16 Apr 2026 · 4 min read

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The title plan shows general boundaries, usually edged red. It is not a boundary precision survey. It helps you match the register to what you think you are buying.

What to notice

Easements drawn in green tints, parcels excluded, and neighbour overlaps. Your conveyancer explains legal effect.

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