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What was argued and what the tribunal found
The appellant, a self-catering holiday cottage operator, argued that the VO's valuation of £9,000 (£750 per bed space) was excessive, seeking a reduction to £6,000, citing poor location amenities including limited broadband, remote access via narrow roads, and susceptibility to flooding and snow. The appellant also relied on comparable properties such as Llannerch Goch. The VO conceded a reduction to £6,700 (£560 per bed space after applying a 20% adjustment for three-unit complexes). The tribunal allowed the appeal only to the extent of the VO's concession, finding that the VO's revised valuation adequately reflected the property's location as Category 2 and that the VO's evidence fairly balanced the location disadvantages against the property's picturesque setting and position relative to tourist attractions.
Summary generated from the decision text and checked against it. The appellant was an individual ratepayer, represented.
Grounds argued
- tone adopted per m2
- Rental evidence
- Change of circumstances
- Evidence
- Settled assessments, Expert report
- Hearing
- 10 February 2021
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