DEERVIEW FARM SHOP LIMITED

Company number 07279903 ·

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Executive summary

Deerview Farm Shop Limited is a technically insolvent, non-trading entity with accumulated losses of nearly £20,000 and no discernible operational activity since at least 2023. Despite being classified within the furniture and lighting retail sector—a market characterised by intense competition and significant cost pressures—the company has zero employees, no assets, and negative shareholders' funds, placing it far below even the most modest industry benchmarks. The identical financial figures across four consecutive years (2023-2026) and the absence of any revenue-generating indicators strongly suggest this is a dormant company that should either be formally wound up or restructured with fresh capital if trading were to resume.

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Shareholders' funds

-£19,738

Balance sheet as at 2026-06-30

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2010-06-10
Employees
0 (2026 accounts)
Registered office
366 Holcombe Road, Greenmount, Bury, Lancashire, BL8 4DT
Postcode
BL8 4DT
Capital
1 GBP
Accounts category
Total Exemption Full

Accounts

Last made up to
2026-06-30
Next due by
2028-03-31
Financial year end
30 June

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2026-05-28
Next due by
2027-06-11
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 47599 Retail of furniture, lighting, and similar (not musical instruments or scores) in specialised store

Officers 1 current · 1 resigned

Gary DAVIS Director
Appointed 2010-06-10

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At this address

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Competitors Bolton

This company ranks 42 among retail of furniture, lighting, and similar (not musical instruments or scores) in specialised store in Bolton.

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The class of 2010

17%

of the 728 companies in this sector incorporated in 2010 are still active today; 80% have since been dissolved.

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