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Pulborough Recreation Ground, Rectory Close

PULBOROUGH RECREATION GROUND, RECTORY CLOSE, PULBOROUGH, WEST SUSSEX, RH20 2AJ

Pulborough Recreation Ground, Rectory Close is a property used as sports ground and premises in Pulborough RH20 2AJ. It has 1 business-rates assessment with a total rateable value of £13,500, across about 320 m² of rated floor space.

Building summary

AddressPULBOROUGH RECREATION GROUND, RECTORY CLOSE, PULBOROUGH, WEST SUSSEX, RH20 2AJ
Main useSports ground and premises
Shopping centreCounty Mall
Total rateable value£13,500
Rateable assessments1
Rated floor area320 m² (3,442 sq ft)
Linked planning applications0

Registered owners

OwnerCompany no.GroupTenureTitle no.
South Eastern Power Networks PLC utility03043097Engie UK 2026 LimitedFreeholdWSX303809

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Common questions

Who owns Pulborough Recreation Ground, Rectory Close?

No company owner could be confidently matched to Pulborough Recreation Ground, Rectory Close in HM Land Registry's company ownership data. It may be owned by an individual, whose ownership isn't published in that data. The utility title listed below (such as a substation or mast within the site) doesn't make that company the building's owner.

What are the business rates for Pulborough Recreation Ground, Rectory Close?

Pulborough Recreation Ground, Rectory Close has a total rateable value of £13,500 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.

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