The Land Registry Title Plan provides a visual representation of the property’s boundaries, showing the extent of the land that is included in the property. It outlines the property’s boundaries on a scale map and highlights features like rights of way, easements, and exclusions.

On the other hand, the Land Registry Title Register is a legal document that provides detailed information about the property, including the ownership history, purchase price, and any financial encumbrances such as mortgages or other legal charges. The Title Register confirms the ownership and legal status of the property, ensuring it is free of any issues or claims that could affect its sale or transfer.

A Title Plan shows the property’s geographical boundaries, while a Title Register gives you the legal details regarding ownership and any liabilities associated with the property. Together, they provide a complete view of the property’s status.