MIRIPIRI CONSTRUCTIONSLAND & PROPERTY SEARCH

Victorian land & property search

Look up a street address from a lot and plan number, or search an address to find its parcel.

Examples:
Enter a search above to find a property.

Search results

Enter your details above and select Search. Include both the lot and plan number for a precise match.

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Using this search

Lot numbers repeat across different plans. Enter both numbers where possible, for example 1/PS741234. You can also search a lot number with its suburb. A number alone checks lots, street numbers and postcodes. Use Show more to view further matches.

Results use a stored Vicmap dataset. Some parcels have no linked street address. For ownership, boundaries or legal documents, use the official services linked from each result.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find a street address from a lot and plan number?

Type the lot and plan into the search box above — for example 1/PS741234 — and the matching address, suburb and land size appear in seconds. If the lot number is common, add the suburb or use the full plan number for a precise match.

What is an SPI (Standard Parcel Identifier)?

An SPI is Victoria’s unique parcel identifier, written as lot/plan — for example 1/PS741234. It appears on titles, section 32 statements and council rate notices. Read the full SPI guide.

Can I check the size of a block of land?

Yes. Every parcel result shows its approximate area in square metres or hectares, calculated from official Vicmap boundaries. Search an address or a lot and plan number — see how to check block size.

Does it work for crown allotments and old plans?

Yes. Parcels on lodged plans (LP), title plans (TP), strata plans (SP) and crown descriptions are all in the dataset. Search the plan number alone to list every lot on it.

Where does the data come from?

Results come from Vicmap, the Victorian Government’s official property dataset (© State of Victoria, used under CC BY 4.0). This site refreshes its copy of the data every day, so new addresses and new subdivisions appear quickly.

Is this really free?

Yes — no sign-up, no fees. For legal confirmation of ownership or boundaries, use the official services linked from each result.

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