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Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road

NORFOLK ARMS, CRAWLEY ROAD, HORSHAM, WEST SUSSEX, RH12 4NB

Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road is a pub in Horsham RH12 4NB. It has 1 business-rates assessment with a total rateable value of £21,000. The freehold title is registered to Hall & Woodhouse Limited (company 00057696). Its energy performance rating is C.

Building summary

AddressNORFOLK ARMS, CRAWLEY ROAD, HORSHAM, WEST SUSSEX, RH12 4NB
Main usePublic house and premises
Total rateable value£21,000
Rateable assessments1
Energy rating (EPC)C; 1 current certificate; newest valid until 26 Jan 2035
Registered ownerHall & Woodhouse Limited
Linked planning applications0

Registered owners

OwnerCompany no.GroupTenureTitle no.
Hall & Woodhouse Limited Operating business00057696—FreeholdWSX238540

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 Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road?

Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road is registered to Hall & Woodhouse Limited (company number 00057696) at HM Land Registry.

What are the business rates for Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road?

Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road has a total rateable value of £21,000 across 1 assessment 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.

What is the EPC rating of Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road?

The current energy performance certificates for Norfolk Arms, Crawley Road are rated C, with the newest valid until 26 Jan 2035.

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