20/08/2026
An easement is a legal right allowing another party, such as a council or utility provider, to use part of your land for a specific purpose.
Many buyers only discover an easement after reviewing the contract of sale, yet it can influence how parts of the property are used or developed.
Common easements include:
✔ Stormwater drainage
✔ Sewer infrastructure
✔ Access rights
✔ Electricity or utility services
In many cases, easements have little impact on everyday living. However, they may affect future renovations, extensions or landscaping plans depending on their location and purpose.
Understanding an easement doesn't necessarily mean avoiding the property—it simply means making an informed decision with a clear understanding of any limitations.
Reviewing title documents before committing to a purchase is an important part of thorough due diligence.
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