Guide to the cadastral map extract and the difference with the cadastral plan

What is the cadastral map extract? What is it for? And what are the differences with the cadastral plan?

All the lands present in our territory are registered in the Land Registry. To find out all the necessary information about a land you are interested in, because, perhaps, it will certainly represent your next purchase and investment, you can request the cadastral map extract online.

This post was therefore born with the clear objective of focusing on the meaning of the cadastral map extract and the importance of requesting it, especially in the case of sale and/or purchase. bank loan (if you want to learn more about this topic you can also read this additional post: The loan contract. Definition and discipline).

But what is the map extract? Why request it? How to get it? Can I save time and request it directly online?

If you are interested and want to know the answers to the previous questions, you just have to continue reading this post.

What is the cadastral map extract?

The cadastral map extract is also called cadastral map and is issued by the Land Registry offices or Land Agency and is certainly not a synonym of cadastral plan.

The cadastral map extract represents the map of the land or of the land concerned , that is, that document through which the sheet and the cadastral maps where the identified land is present are indicated. In a practical sense, the utility of the cadastral map extract is the identification of an agricultural building or of a land with the opportunity to know the outline and the boundaries of a specific land.

Specifically, within the map we will find a graphic representation in 1:2000 scale that shows the lands present in a given area of ​​territory and the numbers of the particles. In the map extract, (click here to receive the cadastral map extract within 60 minutes directly online,) Furthermore, we can know the personal data of the owners and their respective ownership shares, the fiducial points as fundamental elements of the cadastral cartography within a radius of 1,000 meters, the precise location of the parcel registered in the Land Registry, public roads, waterways and basement levels.

The differences with the cadastral plan

The cadastral map extract should not be confused with a further document, called cadastral plan . It is the drawing map of a real estate in 1:200 or 1:100 scale.

The cadastral plan, although like the cadastral map it is a graphic representation, deals with real estate units registered in the Land Registry . It is a technical document that graphically reports the outlines and internal subdivisions of a real estate unit. In particular, it is possible to know the internal heights of the property, the reference plan, the destination of the rooms, the accessory spaces and its boundaries. In essence, by requesting a cadastral plan we will receive the plan of a property, valid until its possible update at the Revenue Agency.

Practical advice

If you do not have time to go to the Land Registry in person, you can easily request the cadastral map extract from the comfort of your home and directly online and you will receive it in your email inbox within 60 minutes ( click here and request your cadastral map) and remember that it can be requested by anyone and not just by the legitimate owners.

You may also need a different document, such as a cadastral plan. (request the cadastral plan here, in just a few clicks). In the latter case, only the owner of the property or properties can request it.

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