age of house by address

Comment by https://hmlandregistry.blog.gov.uk/2018/01/26/how-old-is-my-house/. on 21 September 2018.

Susan Swiderski All I need is to know when the comparison properties were built and how many bedrooms they hold but this is near-on impossible. Comment by Comment by Comment by What is the postal address you are searching for please? or something else? If the property is reasonably new you may be able look this up through planning applications. Adam Houses are built at different times and for very different reasons sometimes. We also have our current land registry documents which only register our present ownership. on 01 June 2018, Comment by In most cases registration would occur on sale/purchase when the date was after the compulsory registration date for a specific area. AdamH AdamH Adam W posted on If your home is very old, there may not be an exact date or any information regarding age at all. on 31 May 2018.

posted on By posting a comment, you agree to our social media terms of use. Locals often take an interest and historians may too but not for every house or property so only ever an option.

Through conversation, I learnt the exact date was 1897. Sam Foster →. I have written proof that in 1998 the owners of the neighbouring property built a new fence there.

They are always available, and free to research. Jack T R Let’s start with the simplest ones. on 26 February 2018, Mary - if you mean what the land/soil consists of then no, Comment by You may need to make repairs on your home and therefore want to check you use the right materials; you could be purchasing house insurance for the first time, or you might simply just be curious. on 18 September 2018, Hi Karen, However, on-line searches I’ve checked so far don’t seem to go back far enough, and search results typically seem to start from around 2000, My ownership dates from the 1980’s.

If the property was registered as far back as 1901 whilst we should have a paper record of the application form used and list of documents submitted there would be little or no other detail. I would suggest that you focus your enquiries 'locally' with neighbours, residents of a certain age and any local historical societies or social media groups, Comment by posted on But as it also explains the registered details are often just pieces of the research jigsaw you are trying to create. posted on AdamH

on 08 June 2020. The other resources mentioned in the blog may also be of assistance. Mike - you are very kind. Karen - we register the ownership of land/property so I would recommend that you research the property in more detail to ascertain it's location/current postal address and then ownershu0p and work back from there. Is the date of an indenture between several parties an indication of the date a property was built?

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