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Iport Avenue

IPORT AVENUE, NEW ROSSINGTON, DONCASTER, SOUTH YORKSHIRE, DN11 0BG

Iport Avenue is a warehouse in Doncaster DN11 0BG. It has 7 business-rates assessments with a total rateable value of £13,196,750, across about 213,538 m² of rated floor space. The leasehold title is registered to Woodland Global Ltd (company 02278005), part of the Woodland Group Holdings Limited group.

Building summary

AddressIPORT AVENUE, NEW ROSSINGTON, DONCASTER, SOUTH YORKSHIRE, DN11 0BG
Main useWarehouse and premises
Total rateable value£13,196,750
Rateable assessments7
Rated floor area213,538 m² (2,298,505 sq ft)
Registered ownerWoodland Global Ltd (part of Woodland Group Holdings Limited)
Linked planning applications0

Registered owners

OwnerCompany no.GroupTenureTitle no.
Woodland Global Ltd Operating business02278005Woodland Group Holdings LimitedLeaseholdSYK700836
Amazon UK Services Ltd03223028Amazon.com, Inc.LeaseholdSYK652683

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Common questions

Who owns Iport Avenue?

Iport Avenue is registered to Woodland Global Ltd (company number 02278005) at HM Land Registry, part of the Woodland Group Holdings Limited group. 2 registered titles are linked to the building in total.

What are the business rates for Iport Avenue?

Iport Avenue has a total rateable value of £13,196,750 across 7 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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