Address of plot

[Jane W]

We've bought our little plot of land (under 2 titles) finally! I've been asked for an address by the solicitor for land registry as the address we've been using is 'to the rear of 125' (another property which previously owned the land but has now got new owners). The plot will be accessed from the road which runs behind the original house and land, and I believe you apply for your new address once you have full planning permission which we don't have(we only have outline planning atm). Here is the email: 

 

An address for (Me) is required for entry in the

register. The transfer indicates the transferee’s address for

service is ‘the property’, however, as both titles being transferred

are ‘land’ you must provide us with a postal address. You may

also have up to two additional addresses for service, which may

be postal, email or a box number at a United Kingdom document

exchange

 

Has anybody had anything similar? I'm unsure of what they are asking for and the solicitor just said we need an alternative address when I asked her.

Thanks in advance again.

[FarmerN]

My Land Registry has the following entries

A. Property Register                      " Land On The West Side Of xxxxxxx Lane, XXXXXXXX.

 

B Proprietorship Register                Tiltle absolute   PROPIETOR          my name and Home address  and email address.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Which reminds me now we have built and moved in we probably need to change the Land Registry entries to our new address.

[ProDave]

Yes our plot is on the registry as land 50m east of (neighbours house)

 

Street naming is another fun game to play later.

[Alan Ambrose]

That's weird, there are loads of items on the land registry that say 'land 40 paces west of the duck pond' or somesuch. Maybe a new rule. Ask your lawyer what LR suggests for a block of land that doesn't have a street address? Most land doesn't unless it has a dwelling on it (and never will).

[Jane W]

Thanks everyone, we just put 'Land  to the North of the Parish Car Park' and that was fine.