Yes, this was the case in local elections in the UK until 1948. Business owners got a vote as a householder but also for their business as they paid property taxes (rates) for both. The system was maintained in Northern Ireland until the 1970s.

Also the upper house in the Republic of Ireland (Seanad Éireann or the Senate) is not directly elected but has a variety of electoral panels. Graduates of Trinity College Dublin and the National University of Ireland elect three senators each. Anyone who is a graduate of both gets two votes. The origins of the system were that the Senate was meant to represent interest groups rather than individuals though in practice it was dominated by the main political parties.