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Business rates in Ashfield: is your bill too high?

4,007 business properties in Ashfield have a 2026 rateable value. The middle one is £6,300. See how yours compares with similar properties nearby, free.

Typical values by property type

Medians across Ashfield. Price per m² is rateable value divided by floor area, where the Valuation Office publishes a summary valuation.

TypePropertiesMedian RVMedian £/m²Middle half £/m²
shops802£6,300£95£66–£125More
offices545£3,300£90£80–£119More
workshops458£9,700£55£43–£63More
warehouses240£54,250£55£44–£64More
factories165£48,000£45£37–£55More
restaurants26£13,000£107£74–£183More
cafés25£7,800£103£64–£115More
pubs60£23,750——More
hair salons97£2,850£94£75–£111More
vehicle repair workshops58£8,450£47£42–£65More
day nurseries22£14,000£63£58–£68More

Questions about business rates in Ashfield

How are business rates worked out in Ashfield?

Your council multiplies your rateable value (set by the Valuation Office) by a multiplier, then takes off any reliefs. For 2026/27 in England the multipliers run from 38.2p (small retail, hospitality and leisure) to 50.8p (rateable values of £500,000+).

Is my business rates bill too high in Ashfield?

The quickest way to tell is to compare the price per m² the Valuation Office applied to your property with similar properties nearby. Our free check does that in seconds using the published 2026 list.

Can I challenge it myself?

Yes. You claim your property in a GOV.UK business rates valuation account, raise a Check, then Challenge within 4 months of the decision. Our evidence pack (£99) gives you the comparables and statement to upload.

For comparison

Many no-win-no-fee rating agents charge 25% to 50% of what you save, sometimes for every year of the list.

Illustration: if a challenge cut a bill by £2,000 a year for three years, a 35% fee would be £2,100. Our RV under £51,000 pack is £99. Your result could be higher, lower or nothing.

With Rightly Rated
RV under £51,000
£99
RV £51,000–£149,999
£199
RV £150,000–£499,999
£349

One-off, VAT included. You keep 100% of any saving.

Fee terms published by UK rating agents, surveyors and a trade-body partner service, checked October 2026. Some agents charge less (from 10%, sometimes capped) and some add upfront fees. Agents do the work for you, and RICS-regulated surveyors can be worth it for complex or high-value properties. Full comparison.

Aggregate statistics computed from the Valuation Office’s Rating List Downloads (2026 list) for non-domestic rating purposes. Individual properties are shown only through the free check. Not affiliated with the Valuation Office. Data notice