The answer should arrive before the offer

Most bad property decisions in the UK are made with good intentions and missing information. An investor buys a terrace for an HMO in a street that is already over the saturation cap. A homeowner spends £4,000 on drawings for a change of use the council has refused three times within 300 metres.

The information that would have prevented both was public the whole time — sitting in planning registers, Article 4 directions, EPC records, Land Registry sales and council HMO licence lists. It was just spread across a dozen portals with no shared address key.

Plotworthy pulls that record together for one address and answers a single question: what could this property become, and does it stack up? Then it puts you in front of the architects, builders and planning consultants who actually work in that postcode.

We are deliberately conservative with language. Anything we measured is stamped with its source and date. Anything we modelled is labelled an estimate. Nothing on Plotworthy is financial or planning advice, and we will always tell you to verify with the local planning authority before you commit.