Do most PA leases include metes and bounds descriptions?

Most Pennsylvania leases do not include metes and bounds descriptions because these types of detailed property descriptions are typically reserved for deeds rather than leases. Leases generally describe properties in a more general manner, often referring to them by address or by specific lot number within a development, rather than providing the intricate details of property boundaries that metes and bounds descriptions offer. This is primarily because leases are focused on the terms of occupancy and use rather than definitive legal descriptions of property boundaries.

While there may be exceptions where certain leases could include such descriptions—especially in unique arrangements or specific legal situations—this is not common practice across the state. Therefore, the correct response reflects the standard practice regarding the description of leased properties in Pennsylvania.