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Commercial property in Brentwood

4,147 rated commercial buildings · total rateable value £77,453,316

Brentwood has 4,147 commercial buildings on the business rates list, with a combined rateable value of £77,453,316. The most common uses are shop and premises (443), offices and premises (204), land used for storage and premises (121), workshop and premises (71). The corporate group owning the most of them is Engie UK 2026 Limited, with 117 buildings.

Largest owners in Brentwood: groups

Largest owners in Brentwood: companies

Largest buildings in Brentwood

BuildingPostcodeRateable value
London Brentwood Commercial Park, Tilbury RoadCM13 3LS£2,227,000
Childerditch Hall DriveCM13 3HD£2,161,150
J Sainsbury PLC, William Hunter WayCM14 4WQ£1,896,750
Brentwood School, Ingrave RoadCM15 8AS£1,500,000
Central & 1, London RoadCM14 4QP£1,320,000
Hubert RoadCM14 4JE£1,234,250
Jubilee House, The DriveCM13 3AR£879,500
Countryside House, The DriveCM13 3AT£775,000
Jupiter House, The DriveCM13 3BE£456,000
Juniper House, The DriveCM13 3BE£374,500
Lutea House, The DriveCM13 3BE£365,000
Arcadia House, The DriveCM13 3BE£339,400
115 High StreetTW8 8AF£28,250
284 Warley HillCM13 3AB£19,900

Postcode districts in Brentwood

CM14 · CM13 · SS15 · CM1 · TW8

Common questions

Who owns the most commercial property in Brentwood?

By number of buildings, the largest owners of commercial property in Brentwood are Engie UK 2026 Limited, Secretary of State For Transport and Heineken International B.V., from HM Land Registry's company ownership data grouped by Companies House's register of people with significant control.

How many commercial buildings are there in Brentwood?

4,147 commercial buildings in Brentwood are on the Valuation Office Agency's business rates list, with a combined rateable value of £77,453,316.

What is the largest commercial building in Brentwood?

By rateable value, the largest is London Brentwood Commercial Park, Tilbury Road, rated at £2,227,000.

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