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Properties owned by Durbin PLC

Registered owner of 5 commercial buildings · company 03626868

Durbin PLC (Companies House number 03626868) is registered at HM Land Registry as the owner of 5 commercial buildings that pay business rates, with a combined rateable value of £1,705,400. It holds 4 registered titles to them: 1 freehold and 3 leasehold. By town: Derby (2), Coulsdon (1), Harrow (1) and Hillingdon (1). It is part of the Uniphar PLC group.

At a glance

Company number03626868
Owner typeOperating business
Buildings owned5
Combined rateable value£1,705,400
Registered titles4
Controlled byUniphar PLC (Ireland)
GroupUniphar PLC

Buildings owned by Durbin PLC

BuildingLocationTenureRateable value
6000 Dove Valley ParkDerby DE65 5BTLeasehold£1,630,000
Lambourn House, RedlandsCoulsdon CR5 2HTLeasehold£73,400
Park Avenue, Dove Valley ParkDerby DE65 5BTLeasehold£2,000
Land Lying To The South East of Eastcote Lane, South HarrowHarrow HA2 9AJFreehold—
Swallowfield Way, HayesHillingdon UB3 1DQLeasehold—

Common questions

What properties does Durbin PLC own?

Durbin PLC is the registered owner of 5 commercial buildings on HM Land Registry's records, in places including Derby, Coulsdon, Harrow. The largest by rateable value are 6000 Dove Valley Park; Lambourn House, Redlands; Park Avenue, Dove Valley Park.

Who owns Durbin PLC?

Durbin PLC is part of the Uniphar PLC group, according to the Companies House register of people with significant control.

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. Rateable values are from the Valuation Office Agency's rating list, and group membership from Companies House. Matching is automatic and can be wrong, so check a title with HM Land Registry before relying on it.

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