House documentsChudleigh Road, London SE4Partial

The running costs are known. The ownership documents are not.

Utilities, council tax and water all resolve cleanly from the bank data. The mortgage, deeds, title and any warranties do not appear anywhere yet.

Confirmed · £49,656 a year

Confirmed: the Bank of Ireland payment is the mortgage

£4,138.05 monthly to "Bank of Ireland Cards", reference 8010668480/0923484. Thirty-seven payments since July 2023, from £5,701.90 down to £2,570.43, and flat since December 2025.

Bank of Ireland writes UK mortgages, historically through the Post Office. The counterparty label says cards, which conflicts, so this needs a document rather than an assumption.

The fixed-rate end date is what matters. The payment stepped from £4,085.26 to £4,138.05 at the end of 2025, which is the shape of a product change. If another is coming, it wants six months' notice, not six days'.

Running costs

Known from the bank
Item
Monthly
Annual
Note
Bank of Irelandref 8010668480/0923484Confirmed
£4,138.05
£49,656
Flat since Dec 2025
Lewisham CouncilCouncil tax
£228.00
£2,496
+10% on prior median
EDF EnergyGas and electricityTwo meters?
£129.72
£2,821
−45% · moving the right way
Thames WaterAcct 9000…9115
£125.00
£936
+60% · was £78
HyperopticBroadband
£35.00
£264
+59% on its own history
TV Licensing
£14.95
£159
Total
£4,670.72
£56,332

Works and improvements

From the bank data
Supplier
Total
Period
Note
DunsterhouseGarden office
£3,899.31
Sep–Oct 2025
Net of £1,023.75 refund · see Garden office
B&Q
£1,196.21
2023–2026
18 transactions
Dulwich Builders
£162.00
Sep 2025
Same month as the garden office
Open · quote revised 24 July 2026

South London Windows — sash windows and rear French doors

Colin Farmer has come back with a reduction for taking the whole job together, split between the Ultimate Rose range and a lower spec. Violaine has asked to see comparable installs in Ladywell first. Running since 12 July, still undecided, no figure in the bank data because nothing has been paid.

Documents to find

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Ownership and title

None of this is in the bank data or email. It should be somewhere in H:\My Drive.

  • Mortgage offer letter or most recent annual statement Answers the biggest open question. Look for Bank of Ireland or Post Office.
  • Fixed-rate expiry date The single most valuable date in the household.
  • Title deeds or Land Registry title number
  • Completion statement and TR1 from purchase
  • EPC certificate
  • Boiler service records and warranty
  • FENSA or building control certificates for past works
  • Any party wall agreements