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Planning World prepares fully compliant Lease Plans and Title Plans to HM Land Registry standards for residential, commercial, and mixed-use properties across England and Wales — accepted without amendment, typically delivered within 3–5 working days.
Lease Plans and Title Plans are essential legal documents required for property transactions, leases over 7 years, land transfers, and first registrations with HM Land Registry. Submitting plans that don’t meet Land Registry standards is one of the most common causes of delayed completions and rejected applications — Planning World’s professionally drafted plans are prepared to the exact specifications required, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and first-time acceptance.
When you need a Lease Plan or Title Plan
You will typically require a compliant plan for:
Lease Plans
New leases over 7 years
Lease extensions
Lease variations
Sub‑division of a property into flats
HMOs, maisonettes, shops, offices, warehouses
Any situation where the council or solicitor requests a compliant plan
Title Plans
Selling or transferring part/all of a property
First registration of land
Splitting or merging land parcels
Clarifying boundaries
Adding or removing land from a title
Resolving boundary disputes
If your transaction involves land, boundaries, or a new lease, a compliant plan is almost always required.
For Lease Plans & Title Plans
What your Lease Plan package includes
A complete Lease Plan typically includes:
Scaled floor plan(s) at the correct Land Registry scale
Red edging of the demised premises
Blue/green edging for rights of way and shared areas
Access routes, communal areas, and parking
North arrow, scale bar, and orientation
High‑resolution PDF ready for submission
Optional site visit if no drawings exist
All plans are produced using CAD and checked twice for compliance.
What your Title Plan package includes
A complete Title Plan typically includes:
OS MasterMap base mapping
Red edging of the legal boundary
Identification of gardens, land, outbuildings & parking
Rights of access, easements & shared areas
North arrow, scale bar, and orientation
Fully Land Registry–compliant PDF
Every plan is prepared to meet HM Land Registry’s exact requirements.
Our process
A clear, structured workflow designed for fast turnaround:
Site review We assess your drawings, photos, or OS mapping.
Drafting & compliance We prepare your plan using CAD and Land Registry standards.
Quality check All boundaries, rights of way, and scales are verified.
Final plan preparation A planning‑ready, Land Registry–compliant PDF is produced.
Submission & liaison We send the plan to your solicitor or directly to you for submission.
Fees
Typical fees start from:
£95–£145 for simple residential Lease Plans
£145–£245 for multi‑floor or commercial Lease Plans
£95–£195 for standard Title Plans
£245+ for complex land parcels or multi‑title sites
A fixed quote is provided after reviewing your drawings and site details.
Borough‑specific considerations
Lease and Title Plan requirements vary between councils and solicitors. We specialise in:
London boroughs — strict accuracy and boundary clarity
Kensington & Chelsea — high scrutiny on communal areas and access
Westminster — detailed rights‑of‑way and mixed‑use layouts
Camden — complex conversions and sub‑divisions
Lancashire authorities — large plots, land parcels & rural boundaries
Conservation areas — sensitive boundary treatment and historic layouts
Your plan is tailored to your borough’s mapping and submission expectations.
Common mistakes to avoid
Applications and registrations are often delayed when:
Plans are not drawn to Land Registry scale
Boundaries are unclear or incorrectly edged
Rights of way are missing or inaccurate
Estate agent plans are submitted instead of compliant plans
Old or low‑resolution drawings are used
Plans do not match the lease or transfer wording
Planning World ensures your plan is accurate, compliant, and accepted first time.
