Find out what is protected before you buy, build or cut.
Listed buildings, conservation areas, flood zones, green belt and protected trees — checked against the land you select, anywhere in England, in about ten seconds.
Free: how many designations were found, and whether the postcode sits in a conservation area.
Why people check
- Buyers find out a property is listed, or beside a listed one, after exchange — when it is expensive to care.
- Conservation areas and Article 4 directions quietly remove permitted development rights.
- Felling or lopping a protected tree without consent is a criminal offence.
What you get
Twelve datasets checked at once against the exact land you tap on the map, each result explained in plain English, with reference numbers, a boundary map, recent sold prices and the council to confirm with. Printable, and yours permanently by link.
Tree preservation orders are only published nationally by some councils. Where yours has not, the report says so plainly rather than pretending the answer is no.
CheckMyPlot reports what public bodies have published as open data. It is not legal advice
and not a local authority search. Confirm anything that affects your plans with the authority named in
the report before you act.