When do I need a Land Registry Valuation?
Most UK residential property titles are now registered with the Land Registry but a minority of properties, those that have not been the subject of a transaction for many years, are not.
In such cases, registration is advised and will save time and avoid future complications when the property is mortgaged, sold, gifted or inherited in future years.
As part of the registration process, a property valuation needs to be submitted. Whilst an informal estimate will sometimes suffice, such valuations are open to query and challenge by the Land Registry.
In contrast, a RICS Red Book Valuation, undertaken by a RICS Registered Valuer, is the most accurate form of property valuation available.
Please Contact Me for a fast, free, no-obligation Land Registry Valuation quotation.
Fast and reliable Land Registry Valuations
As a RICS Registered Valuer, I am able to provide Land Registry Valuations in the form required by the Land Registry.
An expert on the Norfolk property market, I am able to provide timely and accurate valuations.
The valuation inspection typically takes around 1 – 3 hours (depending on the size and condition of the property) and valuation reports are issued no later than 3 working days after the inspection.
The cost of a Land Registry Valuation varies significantly depending on the type, size and condition of the property but is typically between £349 and £899 (no VAT to pay). Fees may be higher for very large or complex properties.
If you have other questions about the Land Registry Valuation process, please visit myFAQs.
Alternatively, please feel free give me a call and I’ll be happy to talk through any questions you may have.
