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Unooccupied NDR Properties South Addr1 Addr2 Addr3 Addr4 UNIT 9 BARTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE FALDO ROAD BARTON-LE-CLAY BEDFORD UNITS A1-A2 BARTON IND ESTATE FALDO ROAD BARTON-LE-CLAY BEDFORD YARD 1, BARTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE FALDO ROAD BARTON LE CLAY BEDFORD UNIT A3-A4 BARTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE FALDO ROAD BARTON-LE-CLAY THE NEW VAN CENTRE LEIGHTON ROAD GREAT BILLINGTON LEIGHTON BUZZARD TAG INTERNATIONAL LTD THE ARENSON CENTRE, ARENSON WAY HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE, BEDS TAG INTERNATIONAL THE ARENSON CENTRE, ARENSON WAY HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE, BEDS THE ARENSON CENTRE ARENSON WAY HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE, BEDS THE ARENSON CENTRE ARENSON WAY HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE, BEDS CANTEEN AT, THE ARENSON CENTRE ARENSON WAY HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE, BEDS UNIT 17 APEX BUS CENTRE BOSCOME ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 20 APEX BUSINESS CENTRE BOSCOMBE ROAD DUNSTABLE UNIT 26 APEX BUSINESS CENTRE BOSCOMBE ROAD DUNSTABLE BREWERS HILL ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS 1-3 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 2 TO 10 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 5 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 12 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 14/18 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 20 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 21 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 35 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 44 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS 46 BROADWALK DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 11A DUKEMINSTER ESTATE CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 11B DUKEMINSTER ESTATE CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS 1ST FLR 28-34 CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS PT GND FLR UNIT 1 DUKEMINSTER EST CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS 5TH FLR UNIT 1 DUKEMINSTER ESTATE CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 5 DUKEMINSTER ESTATE CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 6 DUKEMINSTER EST CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 7 DUKEMINSTER ESTATE CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 13 DUKEMINSTER ESTATE CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE UNIT 18 DUKEMINSTER EST CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS WINSTON CHURCHILL CHURCH STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS OPP HUDSON SHEPHERD EASTERN AVENUE DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 3 EASTERN AVENUE DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 1 EASTERN AVENUE DUNSTABLE BEDS VACANT OFFICES - FORMERLY INTERBREW EASTERN AVENUE DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 20 EYNCOURT ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 1 FRENCHS AVENUE DUNSTABLE BEDS LHS FORMER AGFA BUILDING FRENCHS AVENUE DUNSTABLE BEDS 1ST & 2ND FLRS 31 HIGH STREET NORTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 31B HIGH STREET NORTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 43 HIGH STREET NORTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 44 HIGH STREET NORTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 48/54 HIGH STREET NORTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 51 HIGH STREET NORTH DUNSTABLE BEDS THE OLD POST OFFICE 67 HIGH STREET NORTH DUNSTABLE BEDS PT 71-73 HIGH STREET NTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 4 HIGH STREET SOUTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 11-15 HIGH STREET SOUTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 1ST FLR HIGH ST SOUTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 21-23 HIGH STREET SOUTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 24 HIGH STREET SOUTH DUNSTABLE BEDS THAMES HOUSE 62-66 HIGH STREET SOUTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 172 HIGH STREET SOUTH DUNSTABLE BEDS 11 LONDON ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS CARGO TILES LUTON ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS BURFORD DELTA BOSCOMBE DUNSTABLE BEDS FACTORY 1 (FORMER ERG LTD) LUTON ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS LUTON ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS TLS VEHICLE RENTAL ARENSON WAY HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE 11 NICHOLAS WAY DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 63 NICHOLAS WAY DUNSTABLE BEDS 13/15 NICHOLAS WAY DUNSTABLE BEDS 19 QUEENSWAY DUNSTABLE BEDS TAVISTOCK STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS 3 TRING ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 28 VEREY ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS 37 VEREY ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS FINBAR HOUSE 21-24 VERNON PLACE DUNSTABLE 3 WEST STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS 5/7 WEST STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS 9/11 WEST STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS GND FLOOR ICKNIELD HOUSE 40 WEST STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS PT GND, 1ST AND 2ND FLRS 40 WEST STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS 3RD FLR 40 WEST STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS OLD MILL WEST STREET DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 10 WHITE LION RETAIL PARK BOSCOMBE ROAD DUNSTABLE A5 GARAGE, WATLING STREET HOCKLIFFE LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 5 ARAGON PARK FOSTER AVENUE HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE, BEDS GND FLR 1 FOSTER AVNUE DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 2 FOSTER AVENUE HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE BEDS UNITS 4/5 FOSTER AVENUE HOUGHTON REGIS BEDS 1ST FLR CARLTON HOUSE II 62-64 HIGH STREET HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE GND FLR GAINSBOROUGH HSE HOUGHTON HALL BUSINESS PARK PORZ AVENUE HOUGHTON REGIS, RHS 2ND FLOOR, GAINSBOROUGH HOUSE HOUGHTON HALL BUSINESS PARK PORZ AVENUE HOUGHTON REGIS, LHS 2ND FLOOR, GAINSBOROUGH HOUSE HOUGHTON HALL BUSINESS PARK PORZ AVENUE HOUGHTON REGIS, UNIT 3A HUMPHRYS ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 31 HUMPHRYS ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS 33 HUMPHRYS ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 5 HUMPHRYS ROAD DUNSTABLE BEDS PORTLAND CLOSE TOWNSEND INDUSTRIAL EST HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE BEDS 3-4 WESTBURY CLOSE TOWNSEND INDUSTRIAL EST HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE, BEDS 19/20 WESTBURY CLOSE TOWNSEND INDUSTRIAL EST HOUGHTON REGIS DUNSTABLE BEDS UNIT 12 LABURNHAM FARM CHILTERN GREEN LUTON BEDS UNITS 9-14 HOME FARM LUTON HOO ESTATE LUTON BEDS BILLINGTON ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS WARRIOR HOUSE BILLINGTON ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS UNOCCUPIED AREA LHS EDS HOLDINGS LT BOSS AVENUE GROVEBURY ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD UNOCCUPIED AREA RHS EDS HOLDINGS BOSS WAY GROVEBURY ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD UNIT S1 CHERRYCOURT WAY STANBRIDGE ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 11 CHURCH SQUARE LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 1 EDEN WAY LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS PT GND FLR 40 EDEN WAY LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS AFTER SALES SERVICE 77-83 GROVEBURY ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS UNIT 7A & 8 RIDGEWAY COURT GROVEBURY ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 37 HIGH STREET LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 1ST FLR EXCHANGE HOUSE LAKE STREET LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 2ND FLR EXCHANGE HOUSE LAKE STREET LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 1ST FLOOR 1-5 MARKET SQUARE LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 8 MARKET SQUARE LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS STANBRIDGE ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS 1ST FLR AT, STANBRIDGE BUILDINGS STANBRIDGE ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS LAND AT TAYLOR WOODROW TECHNOLOGY STANBRIDGE ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS UNIT 14 YOUNGS INDUSTRIAL ESTATE STANBRIDGE ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BED UNIT 16 YOUNGS INDUSTRIAL ESTATE STANBRIDGE ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS GND FLR-1ST FLR ARDEN HOUSE WEST STREET LEIGHTON BUZZARD STANBRIDGE ROAD LEIGHTON BUZZARD BEDS THE LYNMORE SHARPENHOE ROAD SHARPENHOE BEDFORD THE RED LION HARLINGTON ROAD UPPER SUNDON, BEDS Postcode MK45 4RP MK45 4RP MK45 4RP MK45 4RP LU7 9HH LU5 5UL LU5 5UL LU5 5UL LU5 5UL LU5 5UL LU5 4LT LU5 4SB LU5 4LT LU6 1AF LU5 4PW LU5 4RN LU5 4RW LU5 4RW LU5 4RW LU5 4RH LU5 4RH LU5 4RW LU5 4RW LU5 4RW LU5 4HU LU5 4HU LU5 4RU LU5 4HU LU5 4HU LU5 4HU LU5 4HU LU5 4HU LU5 4HU LU5 4RU LU5 4RP LU5 4JY LU5 4JY LU5 4JY LU5 4JY LU5 4TS LU6 1BH LU6 1BH LU6 1HX LU6 1HX LU6 1JE LU6 1LA LU6 1LA LU6 1JH LU6 1JF LU6 1JF LU6 3HA LU6 3RZ LU6 3RZ LU6 3SA LU6 3HA LU6 3HD LU6 3HS LU6 3YN LU5 4JH LU5 4LX LU5 4JH LU5 4LN LU5 5UL LU6 1TD LU5 4RW LU6 1TD LU5 4ET LU6 1NE LU6 2PX LU5 4TT LU5 4TT LU5 4EX LU6 1SL LU6 1SL LU6 1SL LU6 1TA LU6 1TA LU6 1TA LU6 1SL LU5 4LT LU7 9LZ LU5 5GN LU5 5TA LU5 5TA LU5 5TA LU5 5BJ LU5 5XF LU5 5XF LU5 5XF LU5 4TP LU5 4TP LU5 4TP LU5 4TP LU5 5AW LU5 5BL LU5 5BL LU2 9PW LU1 3TD LU7 4TN LU7 4AH LU7 4SD LU7 4SQ LU7 4UH LU7 1AE LU7 4TZ LU7 4TZ LU7 4TE LU7 4TU LU7 1DN LU7 1RT LU7 1RT LU7 1EU LU7 1EY LU7 4PZ LU7 4PZ LU7 4QS LU7 4QB LU7 4QB LU7 1DD LU7 9HR MK45 4SH LU3 3PE.
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