Most houses in England and Wales are freeholds. If you buy a freehold, the building plus the land it is built on are yours.
Most flats in England and Wales are leasehold. You are buying the right to live in the property for a specific number of years. Typically when the lease expires the property will return to the owner; however it is common to buy an extension to a lease from the freeholder.
For the purposes of an accurate quote on reallymoving.com, select Leasehold. A ‘share of freehold’ means that you are buying a leasehold and a part of the freehold.
Absolute Ownership is where you purchase the complete ownership of a property. It is the Scottish equivalent of a Freehold in England and Wales so for the purposes of getting an accurate quote on reallymoving.com please select Freehold.