Greenford Property Limited

Store R/O 89, Greenford Avenue, London W7 1HA

Full assessment report · Store And Premises · SCat 268 · 2026 list · multiplier 38.2p
Registered occupier per your council's business-rates records — this may be out of date if the property has since changed hands.
Rateable Value (suggested)
no reduction supported by the evidence we hold
Potential Rateable Value Saving
not estimated — see below
Your bill is already £0
Data last updated 9 Jun 2026
£0 to claim

Your rateable value already qualifies for full Small Business Rate Relief, so your bill is £0 regardless of whether the valuation itself is on the high side. This assumes it's your only business property; relief is granted by your local council, not automatically.

What this means

Your estimated bill is already £0 under Small Business Rate Relief, so there is no saving to claim and no challenge to make. This assumes it's your only business property — relief is granted by your local council, so check your bill if you're not sure. Keep this report for your records, and re-check if your circumstances change, for example if you take on another business property.

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What to check next

Are you getting Small Business Rate Relief?

With a rateable value of £12,000, you likely qualify for Small Business Rate Relief — up to 100% off your bill if this is your only business property (under £12,000), tapering to nothing at £15,000. Relief isn't always applied automatically — check your bill and ask your council if it's missing. This is a discount on the bill, separate from whether your rateable value is right.

Indicative only

We couldn't find enough matches within about 1 km, so we've widened the search to about 2.3 km. Treat this comparison as indicative, not firm — distant comparables carry less weight, and a surveyor would want closer evidence before challenging.

Worth a surveyor's review

Your frontage rate isn't the standard rate for your parade — the VOA has applied an adjustment. That's usually for something specific: most often a corner or return frontage, sometimes shape, masking or access. An adjustment on its own isn't grounds for a challenge — the real question is whether the reason for it is factually right for your unit. We're not quoting a saving, and we can't size one from the list alone (the VOA applies the factor to your frontage zones, not to storage). Worth a surveyor checking the survey.

Similar properties

How your value compares

Comparable properties in your wider area, ranked by their value (£ per m²). A high £/m² value is what pushes your rateable value — and so your bill — up. Yours is highlighted in amber. This is a broad-brush screening check on the overall £/m² value — not a floor-by-floor valuation, since retail-style zoning (Zone A/B/C) doesn't apply to this property's use class.

Local median £90/m²
W7 3TT · 880 m
£20
W5 5DB · 2.3 km
£78
W7 3TH · 840 m
£85
W7 3TH · 840 m
£85
W5 5AW · 2.2 km
£94
W7 2ET · 1.2 km
£171
W5 2AD · 2.1 km
£171
Your property
£200
UB6 9AT · 1.2 km
£205

We couldn't find enough comparable properties within about 1 km, so the search is widened to about 2.3 km— treat the comparison as indicative, since distant comparables carry less weight. Addresses are kept private by the Valuation OfficeThe government body that sets every property's Rateable Value. From April 2026 the VOA is part of HMRC (see below), but 'VOA' is still the common name for the valuation side of the work., so they appear by postcode and distance. Figures are estimated annual bills before any business-specific reliefs, so every property is compared on the same basis.

Your property: £4,584 before relief · likely £0 after Small Business Rate Relief.

Full line-by-line comparisonEvery zone, area & £/m² value for the closest comparables — side by side

Your property is pinned on the left; the closest matches are shown here in full (the chart above ranks every comparable). Scroll sideways for more.

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cheapest in each row
Line itemYour propertyW7 1HAStore And PremisesW7 3TT · 880 mStore And PremisesW7 3TH · 840 mStore And PremisesW7 2ET · 1.2 kmStore And PremisesW7 3TH · 840 mStore And PremisesW5 2AD · 2.1 kmStore And PremisesW5 5AW · 2.2 kmStore And PremisesUB6 9AT · 1.2 kmStore And PremisesW5 5DB · 2.3 km
Business name
Greenford Property Limited
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Hanwell Glass Co. Limited
Shakespeare Roofing And Building Contractors Ltd
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J & A Motors Limited
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Address
STORE R/O 89, GREENFORD AVENUE, LONDON W7 1HA
BST FLR 21, BOSTON ROAD, LONDON W7 3TT
BASEMENT 183, UXBRIDGE ROAD, LONDON W7 3TH
74 REAR, BOSTON ROAD, LONDON W7 2ET
BASEMENT STORE 171, UXBRIDGE ROAD, LONDON W7 3TH
GARAGES ADJ 1 & R/O 2A, GORDON ROAD, LONDON W5 2AD
BST 21, NEW BROADWAY, LONDON W5 5AW
UNIT 1 AT 62, GREENFORD ROAD, GREENFORD UB6 9AT
2ND F 42, HIGH STREET, LONDON W5 5DB
Store£12,054
60.3 m² · £200
£4,641
54.4 m² · £85
£4,303
50.4 m² · £85
£8,663
50.8 m² · £171
£6,687
71.5 m² · £94
£9,541
46.6 m² · £205
£5,829
74.3 m² · £78
Internal Storage£1,122
56.1 m² · £20
£2,066
12.1 m² · £171
Garage£9,695
56.8 m² · £171
Rateable value£12,000£1,100£4,600£12,250£4,300£8,600£7,100£9,500£5,800
Floor area60.3 m²56.1 m²54.4 m²68.9 m²50.4 m²50.8 m²71.5 m²46.6 m²74.3 m²
Last known bill / yr£0
/yr · actual
after that occupier's own reliefs — not like-for-like with the rows above
£0
/yr · actual
after that occupier's own reliefs — not like-for-like with the rows above
£0
/yr · actual
after that occupier's own reliefs — not like-for-like with the rows above
£0
/yr · actual
after that occupier's own reliefs — not like-for-like with the rows above
Not publishedNot publishedNot published£3,393
/yr · actual
after that occupier's own reliefs — not like-for-like with the rows above
Not published
OccupiedYYYYNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedYNot published
Distance880 m840 m1.2 km840 m2.1 km2.2 km1.2 km2.3 km
MatchHow closely a comparable property matches yours, based on property type, size and distance. A higher percentage means stronger evidence for a challenge — but even a 100% match is only ever supporting evidence, not a guarantee.93%90%86%84%84%81%77%77%
ReliefsNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Scroll sideways to see every comparable — your property and the line-item labels stay pinned.

Last known bill is the figure a council's own records show it charges (from Freedom of Information data) — shown only where we have it, like the Business name and Reliefs rows above. Where a council's response predates the April 2026 revaluation, this is its 2025/26 bill under the previous rating list. "Not published" means that council's FOI data doesn't cover this property, not that the bill is nil.

The lowest value in each row is highlighted green; your property is in amber. All figures are estimates until agreed with the Valuation Office.

Median comparable value £90/m². Your unit is assessed at £200/m² — about 123% higher.

Some of these properties may also qualify for Small Business Rate Relief, but that depends on each occupier's circumstances (mainly whether it's their only property), which isn't shown in public rating data. We compare bills before relief to keep the comparison fair.

How your rateable value is calculated

Retail is valued zone by zone — the frontage (Zone AIn shops, the first 6.1 metres of depth from the shop front — the most valuable trading space, and the benchmark rate (£ per m²) used to value the whole unit.) carries the full value, halving back through B and C. We compare on the Zone A value (£/m²), not the blended average.

Zone / useAreaValue £/m²Value
Store60.3 m²£200£12,054
Rateable value60.3 m²blended £199£12,000

How your bill is calculated

Floor area can challengeThe size of your space, as measured by the Valuation Office.
60.3 m²
Rateable value (RV) can challengeFloor area × the £/m² value applied. This is the primary basis for your bill.
£12,000
× Small business RHL multiplier — 38.2p fixedThe government's pence-in-the-pound figure. It can't be challenged.
× 0.382
Your bill before relief allowances fixed mathsRV × the multiplier — before any relief of any kind.
£4,584/yr
Relief allowancesBusiness Rate Bill minus your bill before relief allowances — from your council's own record, where we have it.
Not Available
Your Business Rate BillThe actual figure your council charges, from Freedom of Information data. "Not Available" until your council's FOI data is loaded.
Not Available

Last published charge (2025/26): £0/yr, per your council's FOI data. That bill was set under the previous rating list, before the April 2026 revaluation changed rateable values and multipliers — so it is not your current bill, and we don't compare it against this year's figures above.

What's not included above: reliefs not yet loaded for your council — charitable, empty-property, rural, hardship or transitional — could lower this further. They depend on your business and circumstances, not just the property, so check your council bill for your final figure.

Retail/Hospitality/Leisure rate: we've used the lower 2026/27 RHL multiplier (38.2p, 5p below the national rate) because this property's use class looks like a qualifying retail, hospitality or leisure use. Final eligibility is set by your council and depends on the property being wholly or mainly used for a qualifying purpose — if it doesn't qualify, the national multiplier applies and the bill (and any saving) would be a little higher.

Valuation history & appeals

How this property's rateable value has moved across the last three rating lists, and whether the entry has been altered mid-list following a proposal or appeal.

Rating listThe public register listing every business property's Rateable Value. The current list is the '2026 list', based on rental values from 1 April 2024.Rateable valueStatus
2026 list (current)£12,000In force
2023 listPrevious
2017 listPrevious

Appeal / settlement: not yet checked for this property.

Rateable Value History

How your rateable value has moved across the last two revaluations. RV only changes when a new rating list takes effect — 2017, 2023 and 2026 — not year to year, so the bars step rather than drift.

£12,000
2026/27
2026 list RV

No bar shown for 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22, 2022/23, 2023/24, 2024/25, 2025/26 — the rateable value for that rating list isn't held for this property yet, so we've left those years out rather than estimate them.

Straight from the Valuation Office

What has changed

Every week we read the Valuation Office's own change files and record what moved. This is that record for this property — checked against VOA data published 5 Aug 2026.

Nothing has changed. The Valuation Office has not altered this entry since the 2026 rating list came into force, which is true of the large majority of properties — a rateable value normally only moves at a revaluation, or after someone asks for it to be looked at. We keep checking every week, and anything that does change will appear here.

This is an estimate, not a guaranteed saving. Business Rate Checker compares your property against similar ones in the official rating list to flag where your rateable value looks high. The figures shown — including any suggested rateable value, annual saving or backdated refund — are indicative and depend on the evidence the Valuation Office Agency (VOA, now part of HMRC) accepts. The actual outcome could be higher, lower, or nil, and in rare cases a review can leave a value unchanged or increased. Nothing here is a valuation, financial or legal advice; it's information to help you decide whether to look into your bill further.

Now you have the information

You've got the full picture on your rateable value — the next step is making your claim. See how to challenge it yourself for free, or with a chartered surveyor.

Evidence: HMRC/VOA 2026 rating list. Comparables matched on use class and locality. Figures are estimates until agreed by the VOA — outcomes aren't guaranteed and can go down as well as up. A formal Check/Challenge is a separate step we don't perform here. Business Rate Checker is independent and is not endorsed by the VOA/HMRC.

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