Living Accommodation Domestic Property

Thank you for providing your location. In the UK, living accommodation is generally considered domestic property. Here are some points to help clarify:
- Domestic property typically includes houses, flats, and other living spaces.
- It is subject to regulations like council tax and housing standards.
- Specific rules may vary depending on the local council.
Is there a particular aspect of living accommodation or domestic property you need more information on?

In the UK, dwellings typically refer to residential properties and are not included on the non-domestic (business rates) list. Non-domestic properties are usually commercial or industrial. Could you specify if you need more details on council tax or business rates classification for a particular property?

It appears you are referring to a specific section of legislation, likely related to property classification. To provide accurate information, could you please specify which legislation or regulatory document "S115" refers to? This will help clarify the criteria you are referring to.

Thank you for specifying the legislation. Under the Local Government Finance Act * (LGFA *):
- Section * refers to the definition and classification of dwellings for council tax purposes.
- Dwellings are typically residential properties listed on the domestic property list.
- Properties listed on the non-domestic (business rates) list are generally commercial.
Is there a specific aspect of Section * you need further clarification on?