Company land banks

Land owned by a company that holds 20 ha or more across two or more parcels, public bodies apart. Builders' and developers' own land ranks below the rest: it is rarely sold.

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Imagery: Mapbox and Maxar. Boundaries: HM Land Registry INSPIRE, Crown copyright.

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  1. Company owners holding 20 ha or more across two or more parcels
  2. Not a public body
SeagraveCharnwood Site size21.7 ha (54 acres)Land the owner holds101.8 haTitles the owner holds47Owner typeCompanyApplications on the site6 Open this site on the map

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Who owns it
The kind of owner, from HM Land Registry, and for a company its status and charges at Companies House.
When it last changed hands
The last sale on record and its price, from HM Land Registry price paid.
What it could be
Size, buildings, constraints and every planning application on record on the parcel.

Why these rules

HM Land Registry company owners file. One large parcel is not a land bank, and public land has a search of its own.

Sites from the search

Six of the sites the search returned on 10 November 2026. Each opens on the map with its record.

Imagery: Mapbox and Maxar. Boundaries: HM Land Registry INSPIRE, Crown copyright.

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