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PROPERTY ENERGY EFFICIENCY CERTIFICATE DETAILS
Goathurst, BRIDGWATER, TA5 2DL

Introduction

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are designed to tell you how efficient a building is and provides a rating between A (very efficient) and G which is inefficient. It helps to identify how costly it will be to light and heat a property and what the carbon dioxide emissions are likely to be.

An EPC needs to be provided as part of the process of selling or renting a house and should be availale as soon as the property is marketed. An EPC may only be produced by an approved domestic energy assessor and each certificate is valid for 10 years.

Additionally, an EPC will highlight potential efficiency improvements that could be made to the property, an estimated cost for implementation and the likely savings that can be made as a result. These costs and savings are for a typical household in that property and not specific to you or your family.

Certificates issued for TA5 2DL are shown below and the data are updated monthly for England and Wales and quarterly for properties in Scotland.

Data are provided by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities.

Energy Performance Certificates Generated for Goathurst, BRIDGWATER, TA5 2DL
Period Covered: 2008 - 31 October 2024

Address
Inspection Date
Current
Potential
Property Type
Built Form
Constructed
Address
Andersfield Barton, Goathurst
Date
21 Jun 2011
Current
Potential
40
63
Property Type
Bungalow
Built Form
Detached
Constructed
1967-1975
+
Certificate History
21 Jun 2011
40
63
Total Floor Area
203 sq m
Current CO2 Emissions Level
13.0
Potential CO2 Emissions Level
7.7
CO2 per sq m per Year
65
Mains Gas Available
No
Habitable Rooms
7
Number of Extensions
0
Bands

A
92 - 100
B
81 - 91
C
69 - 80
D
55 -68
E
39 -54
F
54 -38
G
0 - 20

Energy Performance Certificate Notes

There are a number of reasons that certificates are excluded from the dataset;

  • The holder of the energy certificate has 'opted-out' of disclosure
  • The certificate is excluded on the grounds of national security
  • Certificates that are marked as 'cancelled' or 'not for issue'

Certificates are grouped together by the property reference identifier rather than the postal address with a view to showing the history of changes made to properties over time. Sometimes, one property may exist as multiple entries in the table instead and this is as a result of inconsistent building references being used on each prepared certificate.

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