The Home Information Pack Regulations 2006

Report

1.  A report on a home not physically complete must consist of—

(a) a statement of the day or the predicted day on which the property is likely to be physically complete;

(b) a statement of whether the property will be—

(i) a house;

(ii) a bungalow;

(iii) a flat; or

(iv) a maisonette.

(c) if the property will be a house or bungalow, a statement of whether it will be—

(i) detached;

(ii) semi-detached; or

(iii) terraced;

(d) if the property will be a flat or maisonette, a statement of—

(i) the total number of floors in the building;

(ii) the total number of the flats or maisonettes in the building;

(iii) whether there will be a lift to the floor on which the entrance to the property will be situated;

(e) a statement of the approximate total useable floor area in the property (in square metres);

(f) a description of the proposed methods of building (including any trade names for the materials described);

(g) a description of the materials used or to be used in the outside parts of the property;

(h) a description of the heating and hot-water systems to be used for the property;

(i) a description of the standards to which the garden or other land being sold with the property will be finished;

(j) a statement as to whether any land on the site has been or will be brought up to the level of the surrounding area artificially;

(k) a statement as to whether a new homes warranty complying with Schedule 6 has been offered for the building, completion or conversion of the property and whether the property will qualify for such a warranty; and

(l) if the property will not qualify for such a warranty, a statement of the name and qualifications of the person monitoring the building, completion or conversion of the property.