Land Registry
The Land Registry title register and title plan are the officially registered documents that together provide proof of ownership and details of the terms upon which a property is owned.
A title register provides the owners of the property, price paid, date purchased, tenure (freehold or leasehold), length of lease (if leasehold), the Class of Title, restrictive covenants, personal covenants, easements such as rights of way, mortgages, charges, restrictions and notices.
The title plan shows the location of the property and its general boundaries. Please click below to view the title plan for this property.
The information in this section has been sourced from the Land Registry.
| Land Registry Highlights: | |
|---|---|
| What is the tenure of the property? | Freehold |
| Does the property have any restrictive covenants? | Yes |
| What are the restrictive covenants on the property? | A Conveyance of the land in this title and other land dated 17 December 1925 made between (1) Ernest Frederick Lowthorpe Lutwidge (Vendor) (2) Hugh Owen Swanston and others and (3) David Ainsworth (Purchaser) contains the following covenants:- THE PURCHASER COVENANTED for himself his heirs and assigns with the Vendor his heirs and assigns (owner or owners of the part of the Ribbleton Estate retained by the Vendor) as followed:- ......................................................................... THAT the Purchaser shall build upon the said plot thereby conveyed before the 2nd day of August 1926 with brick or stone slate or other good materials good and substantial dwellinghouses of not less annual value than £20.0s.0d and buildings erected on such plots shall have the fronts in such line and the thresholds of such level as may be fixed upon by the Vendor or his Surveyor ......................................................................... THAT no building shall be used for any purpose which may cause more smoke than a common dwellinghouse or any disagreeable smell nor which may be considered by the Vendor as inconvenient noisy noisome or detrimental to the neighbourhood nor should any buildings be erected and finished as back and front houses and no cellar holes steps or projections should extend further into the footpath than 18 inches and all cellar holes should be guarded by iron bars even and at right angles with the footpath and of not less than three quarters of an inch square nor placed more than two inches asunder THAT the privilege of building into upon under or against gable and or boundary walls is hereby reserved for adjoining purchasers on condition that they pay on availing themselves of that reservation one half of the cost of such walls to the extent so used and make good any damage they may occasion such amount in case of dispute to be settled by the VEndors Surveyor who shall charge his expenses to such of the parties as he shall think fit. |
BRANCH: 309, Garstang Road , Preston, Lancashire, PR2 9XJ
