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Commercial property in Buntingford

316 rated commercial buildings · total rateable value £9,107,670

Buntingford has 316 commercial buildings on the business rates list, with a combined rateable value of £9,107,670. The most common uses are shop and premises (49), offices and premises (46), workshop and premises (28), warehouse and premises (16). The corporate group owning the most of them is DCD Trustees Limited, with 4 buildings.

Largest owners in Buntingford: groups

Largest owners in Buntingford: companies

Largest buildings in Buntingford

BuildingPostcodeRateable value
Ward Freman Secondary School, Norfolk RoadSG9 9AN£327,500
Edwinstree Middle School, Norfolk RoadSG9 9AN£165,000
Ward Freman Swimming Pool, Bowling Green LaneSG9 9AN£61,500
Old Black Bull 16, High StreetSG9 9AG£43,000
115 High StreetSG9 9AG£29,250
14c-14d High StreetSG9 9AG£19,500
14a High StreetSG9 9AG£16,500
10 High StreetSG9 9AG£15,750
28 High StreetSG9 9AQ£15,750
36 High StreetSG9 9AQ£15,500
30 High StreetSG9 9AQ£15,000
18 High StreetSG9 9AQ£13,750
10a High StreetSG9 9AG£13,500
115a High StreetSG9 9AF£13,000
58 High StreetSG9 9AH£13,000
6a High StreetSG9 9AG£12,250
14b High StreetSG9 9AG£11,750
32 High StreetSG9 9AQ£11,750

Postcode districts in Buntingford

SG9 · SG7

Common questions

Who owns the most commercial property in Buntingford?

By number of buildings, the largest owners of commercial property in Buntingford are DCD Trustees Limited, BT Group PLC and G Square Healthcare Private Equity LLP, 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 Buntingford?

316 commercial buildings in Buntingford are on the Valuation Office Agency's business rates list, with a combined rateable value of £9,107,670.

What is the largest commercial building in Buntingford?

By rateable value, the largest is Ward Freman Secondary School, Norfolk Road, rated at £327,500.

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