2b, Highfield Road, SK7 6NS

Property data
Sale history
Price Date Annual growth After inflation
£155,000 Sep 1998 3.1% 0.9%
£140,000 Jun 1995 na na
Bedrooms
5
Type
Detached
Council tax band
F
Planning
October 2023
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockport Stockpor
Description:
We are planning to reduce the Crowns of the following treesT5 Lyme Tree closest to Norber House Sandringham Road to the Rear of our Property - Reduce in height by up to 10m reduce and overhanging branchesF1 Fir Tree that has now grown to interfere with the branches of Lyme T3 - Reduce in height by up to 5m and reduce sides to maintain shapeT4 Lyme Tree nect closest to our neighbour's house, Norber House, Sandringham Road - Reduce height by up to 5m and sides by up to 2m TPO 193E
December 2021
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
Lyme Tree to the Rear of our property. Reduce by up to 30% because of shading to garden and roof precluding our ability to install Solar panels.. TPO#: - 176E, TPO#: - 193E
July 2021
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
Rowan/Elder 1 - fell because the ivy has made the trunk deteriorate and rot. We will replant with appropriate Cherry or similar as advised. - TPO#: G1 - 193E , TPO#: T1 - 176E , TPO#: T2 - 176E
November 2020
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
Lyme (Tree 1) - Fell because of root damage to low wall, proximity to the house, shading which precludes installation of solar panels and damage to roof from dropped leaf waste, significant moss build up and blockage of gutters and downspouts. Roots are also causing damage to electrical ducting where the mains cables feed into the building and making the paving at the front of the house uneven. We intend to replant a more appropriate & lower crown breed such as beech, birch or cherry as advised. TPO#: 176E, TPO#: 193E.
February 2020
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Application refused
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
Lime Tree (1) - fell because of excessive shading, damage to roof ridge tiles and guttering, significant build up of moss on the roof, there is also significant leaf mulch which causes blockages in our drains that requires regular clearing during the autumn months. This also gives concern and ponding at the low point where the entrance to the drain is at the front of our house when we get heavy rainfall which has been regularly recently. We intend to replant a more appropriate Birch, Beech or Cherry as advised by Adam from ProArb Tree Services.Lime Tree (2) - fell because of excessive shading, damage to roof ridge tiles, significant dropping causing build up on the roof of both moss, leaf mulch, branches and despite regular clearing the ingress of plant roots below the ridge tiles leading to their loss last winter requiring an emergency repair. This tree also being very close to the house gives us concern for the potential for foundations damage. The shading to the roof and significant leaf waste makes it impractical to install solar panels as there is too much risk of build up of waste leading to a risk of fire and also significant reduction in the efficiency of solar panels. We intend to replant Beech, birch or cherry as advised by Adam Dinsdale from ProArb Tree Services who has surveyed the site.Fir Tree (3) - fell and replant with a more appropriate species, being between 2 large Lime trees has made this grow taller than ideal and it has become misshapen to the point where trimming will not bring it back to an appropriate shape. Lime Tree (4) - fell due to excessive shading, significant moss/leaf/branch build up on our roof leading to blockage of gutters, downspouts and grains despite regular clearing of gutters. Shading to the roof and significant leaf waste makes it impractical to install solar panels as there is too much risk of build up of waste leading to a risk of fire and also significant reduction in the efficiency of solar panel. TPO#: 176E, TPO#:
December 2015
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
The pruning of 5 mature Lime trees located on the side [southern] boundary Crown lifting to give a clearance of 5 metres, crown thining by 20% and a 20% reduction and reshape of secondary branches only [TPO reference DS.19/193/E].
January 2011
Type:
Full and householder planning application
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
Two storey side extension
January 2010
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
TPO: 193E Tree: G1 - 20% reduction of 1 X Lime tree and possible minor lift (Tree in neighbour's garden)
September 2009
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
5 x Lime Trees - Reduce by 20% secondary branches only, thin by 20% and remove selected branches. (DS/19/193E)
August 2009
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Status not known
Address:
2B Highfield Road Hazel Grove Stockpor
Description:
T1 - T6 - Limes - Crown lift the trees on the applicants side and remove epicormic growth. The applicant would like to allow more light into the garden. (DS/19/193E)