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Cappagh Group Holdings Limited: properties owned

24 commercial buildings through 8 companies · total rateable value £2,555,425

The Cappagh Group Holdings Limited group owns 24 commercial buildings that pay business rates, through 8 of its companies, with a combined rateable value of £2,555,425. The group is headed by Cappagh Group Holdings Limited (Companies House number 15021220), which has 15 companies under its control in all. Between them the companies hold 26 registered titles: 12 freehold and 14 leasehold. By town: London (7), Croydon (3), Brent (2), Ashford (1) and Barking (1).

Companies in the group that own property

CompanyCompany no.BuildingsRateable value
Cappagh Properties Limited026692899£1,566,000
Cappagh Public Works Limited023291165£550,750
Cappagh Properties MF Limited150212091£307,500
Cappagh Properties TF MF Limited150212232£279,000
Cappagh Properties (poyle) Limited165099371£107,175
Devon and Cornwall Railways Limited049739926£52,500
Express Concrete Limited095908121—
Cappagh Properties (B) Limited169922401—

Group membership is from the Companies House register of people with significant control: a company is in the group when the company above it holds more than half its shares or votes.

Buildings owned by the Cappagh Group Holdings Limited group

BuildingLocationTenureRateable value
Big Motoring World Wimbledon, Waterside WayLondon SW17 7ABFreehold£965,000
Vine Nurseries, Spout LaneStaines-Upon-Thames TW19 6BNFreehold, Leasehold£307,500
12 Waterside WayLondon SW17 0HBFreehold£279,000
7 Waterside WayLondon SW17 7ABFreehold£180,000
Brunswick House, Ripple RoadBarking IG11 0SLLeasehold£165,000
8 Waterside WayLondon SW17 0HBFreehold£162,000
2b Waterside WayLondon SW17 7ABFreehold£124,500
Wraysbury House, Poyle RoadSlough SL3 0AYFreehold£107,175
Waterside WayLondon SW17 7ABFreehold£82,000
5 Pinnacle WayDerby DE24 8ZSLeasehold£52,500
10 Waterside WayLondon SW17 7ABFreehold£52,500
Depot, Ashford RoadAshford TN27 0JLLeasehold£45,750
Chessington Golf Centre, Garrison LaneChessington KT9 2JTLeasehold£32,500
76-82 (even Numbers), Mitcham Road, CroydonCroydon CR0 3RGFreehold—
78 Mitcham Road, CroydonCroydon CR0 3RGFreehold—
80-82 (even Numbers), Mitcham Road, CroydonCroydon CR0 3RGFreehold—
Land on The North Side of Manor Road, ErithBexley DA8 2AJLeasehold—
Land Lying To The East of Barwell Business Park, Leatherhead Road, ChessingtonKingston upon Thames KT9 2NYLeasehold—
Land Lying To The North of Ulverscroft Road, LeicesterLeicester LE4 6BYLeasehold—
F Sidings, Willesden Junction, Station Approach, Station Road, LondonBrent NW10 4UPLeasehold—
Land Lying To The North-East of Abbey Road, LondonBrent NW10 7ULFreehold—
Land Lying To The South-East of North Circular Road, LondonEaling NW10 7XPLeasehold—
Land To The North West of Harts Farm Way, HavantHavant PO9 1HUFreehold—
10 Waterside Way, LondonMerton SW17 0HBFreehold—

Common questions

What properties does Cappagh Group Holdings Limited own?

The Cappagh Group Holdings Limited group owns 24 commercial buildings on HM Land Registry's records through 8 companies, in places including London, Croydon, Brent. The largest by rateable value are Big Motoring World Wimbledon, Waterside Way; Vine Nurseries, Spout Lane; 12 Waterside Way.

Which companies own property for Cappagh Group Holdings Limited?

Its property-owning companies include Cappagh Properties Limited, Cappagh Public Works Limited, Cappagh Properties MF Limited, Cappagh Properties TF MF Limited, Cappagh Properties (poyle) Limited.

Where does this information come from?

Ownership is from HM Land Registry's data on land owned by UK and overseas companies, matched to buildings by address. Group structures are from Companies House's register of people with significant control, and rateable values from the Valuation Office Agency. Matching is automatic and can be wrong.

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