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9-13 George Street

9-13, GEORGE STREET, LONDON, W1U 3QJ

9-13 George Street is an office building in London W1U 3QJ. It has 2 business-rates assessments with a total rateable value of £399,000, across about 566 m² of rated floor space. The leasehold title is registered to Venn Partners LLP (company OC347544), part of the Universities Superannuation Scheme Limited group. 2 planning applications are linked to it.

Building summary

Address9-13, GEORGE STREET, LONDON, W1U 3QJ
Main useOffices and premises
Total rateable value£399,000
Rateable assessments2
Rated floor area566 m² (6,091 sq ft)
Registered ownerVenn Partners LLP (part of Universities Superannuation Scheme Limited)
Linked planning applications2

Registered owners

OwnerCompany no.GroupTenureTitle no.
Venn Partners LLP Operating businessOC347544Universities Superannuation Scheme LimitedLeaseholdNGL942637

Matched from HM Land Registry ownership data (CCOD/OCOD) to this building by address. Groups are from the Companies House register of people with significant control. Matching is automatic and can be wrong — check the title with HM Land Registry before relying on it.

Common questions

Who owns 9-13 George Street?

9-13 George Street is registered to Venn Partners LLP (company number OC347544) at HM Land Registry, part of the Universities Superannuation Scheme Limited group.

What are the business rates for 9-13 George Street?

9-13 George Street has a total rateable value of £399,000 across 2 assessments on the Valuation Office Agency's rating list. Business rates bills are worked out from the rateable value, less any reliefs the ratepayer is entitled to.

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