valuer needs ordinance map - where to get ?

mickman

Hi GUys

Im getting an unfinished house valued for AIB and the valuer said that they will need a copy of the ordinance map showing the boundry - any idea where i can get this ?

Thanks

sydthebeat

mickman wrote: »

Hi GUys

Im getting an unfinished house valued for AIB and the valuer said that they will need a copy of the ordinance map showing the boundry - any idea where i can get this ?

Thanks

are you buying or selling?

mickman

sydthebeat wrote: »

are you buying or selling?

sorry - im buying

LK_Dave

What the valuer requires is an Ordinance Survey Map, with the site that the house sits on clearly defined. May sound stupid but imagine if the site was a half acre within a ten acre field.

The solicitor acting for the seller should be able to supply a copy of the ordinance map with the site marked out in red. Failing that find the planning permission file (online or at the Council Planning office), multiple copies of the site ordinance map (i think 6) have to be submitted with the planning application. You'll need the planning application number, again the solicitor acting for the seller should be able to supply.

Best of luck OP.

Gumbo

You will need to purchase an OSi Map from Ordnance Survey Ireland.
You will then have to mark your boundary on it. If you are confident enough to do this yourself, you can, but if not, you could employ an Architect, Engineer or Technician/Draughtsman.

You can also buy online at http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,588882,739883,0,10

sydthebeat

mickman wrote: »

sorry - im buying

if you are buying then you must request a map from the auctioneer showing exactly what is being sold.
the proper map would be the land registry map of the property being sold. Failing that, get the seller top provide an OSI map marked up and certified and base the sale on this map.

to be honest the planning maps may not represent whats being sold.

mickman

ill go back to the seller - thanks

LK_Dave

kceire wrote: »

You will then have to mark your boundary on it. If you are confident enough to do this yourself, you can, but if not, you could employ an Architect, Engineer or Technician/Draughtsman.

Do not mark the outline on a map yourself. A line on a map could be many meters on the ground. You need a professional.

Whoever is selling the property or their representatives -solicitor/estate agent should supply the map. failing that its a land registry search which your solicitor may help with.

Go back and put the responsibility on whoever is selling the house to supply the site outline map on a ordinance survey map

Gumbo

LK_Dave wrote: »

Do not mark the outline on a map yourself. A line on a map could be many meters on the ground. You need a professional.

Whoever is selling the property or their representatives -solicitor/estate agent should supply the map. failing that its a land registry search which your solicitor may help with.

Go back and put the responsibility on whoever is selling the house to supply the site outline map on a ordinance survey map

Hence why i said :

If you are confident enough to do this yourself, you can, but if not, you could employ an Architect, Engineer or Technician/Draughtsman.

I could mark the map myself, but the OP may not be competent enough to do this.

mickman

Vendor said they it

Thanks