A property may qualify as mixed-use (lower SDLT rates) if it included any non-residential element at the time of purchase, such as:

1. Commercial Buildings
Shops, workshops, offices, storage buildings, barns, or stables used for business.

2. Land With Non-Residential Use
Grazing, agricultural land, paddocks, forestry, or land used by a business.

3. Business Rates
If any part of the property was listed for commercial business rates, it usually qualifies.

4. Mixed Units
A house combined with a commercial element (e.g., shop + flat, house + barn/workshop).

5. Non-Residential Planning Use
Land or buildings with agricultural, equestrian, retail, or industrial planning status.

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