All toolsProperty passport
Start with one address
Choose the unique UK address you want to research. Its passport will keep property evidence, postcode evidence and unresolved checks clearly separate.
Sold prices appear only after the address is resolved, and only when an exact HM Land Registry address match exists.
Illustrative street photograph, not the address you choose.
Bring the evidence for one address together
A property passport starts with the address you confirm. It organises the available records and makes unresolved checks visible.
How the tool works
- Search for an address and confirm the unique result you intend to research.
- Open the passport and check the source and date behind each available item.
- Follow up missing or uncertain evidence with the relevant source or professional.
When to use it
Use it to prepare questions for a viewing or organise research on a shortlisted property.
UK coverage and assumptions
An address match does not prove ownership, condition or suitability. Coverage varies between sources and nations; missing evidence remains a gap rather than a positive result.
Frequently asked questions
Is a property passport an official certificate?
No. It is a Greathome research summary that links available evidence. It does not replace legal title checks, a survey or lender assessment.
Do I need a recorded sale to research an address?
The passport starts from a uniquely resolved address. A matching HM Land Registry sale, where available, is one evidence source rather than proof of the address’s identity.
What does a pending check mean?
The information has not been established by the connected evidence. It is a prompt for further research, not confirmation that a problem exists or that the property is clear.