Buying a site or plot: details for your first enquiry

Tell us whether you are thinking of a future home or are still exploring. Mention when you hope to decide. Your purpose helps us understand the questions you want to discuss.

Share the dimensions, approximate square feet and access needs you have in mind. A simple plan can explain your requirement, but it does not confirm what a particular site allows.

• Intended use and buying plan.
• Preferred areas and site size.
• Budget and target date.

Agree a meeting point and confirm which site is being shown. See the access yourself. Keep what you observe separate from information that has only been described to you.

Write down questions about boundaries, measurements or use. These may need further checks. A visit or a verbal explanation alone does not settle them.

• The exact site being discussed.
• Access and questions from the visit.
• Information still needed.

Do not treat a future promise as a confirmed feature. Keep your intended use, information received and checks still pending as separate points in your notes.

This guide does not promise returns, a completion date or a ready-to-build site. Ask who can confirm the details that matter before you decide to go ahead.

• Unanswered points stay pending.
• Ask who can confirm the details.
• Do not replace checks with a sales promise.