Tracing Land Owners...

[ThePinkPony]

Does anyone know a way of tracing land owners for a random feild...?

Asked everywhere/one and all i can get is 'well theys 'orsey people, they aint local'...

I have left info with people living by it who say sometimes they see them.

Ive tried land registry, but im not paying for it!!!

It s a nightmare because its the perfect place to graze the horses over winter, its got a shelter and its literally 5 seconds from my house.

fml, typical?

Any ideas?

 

[Ranyhyn]

I was going to say LR but if you aren't happy to pay I'm stumped too. Though I'm finding more and more nowerdays land owners don't want the hassle of horses on their land and who can blame them with the stuff you hear on here!

 

[Baggybreeches]

If it's that perfect don't be tight and pay for the Land Registry search!
Sorry that is the only sure fire way of finding out, I can't remember exactly but it's only about £10?

 

[Paddydou]

Its not much to go through the LR. If you are going to save over the winter on fuel etc then actually its an investment in my eyes?

You could also try leaving a note at the field or ask other local horsey people as they may know them? Local Farmer may also be of help as they know all and sundry.

 

[ThePinkPony]

it 20 quid and the search is for houses from what i can see, and 20 quid could go on something more important.

Everyone seems to know about them, just not who they are because they arent local. argh, i'll just have to wait.

 

[Ranyhyn]

If it's that perfect don't be tight and pay for the Land Registry search!

 

[s4sugar]

Land registry searches cost £4 from https://www.landregistry.gov.uk/wps/portal/Property_Search



Beware of clone sites charging more.

 

[ThePinkPony]

thankyou, i was looking on land registry.org