South Wold Church Lane – sold £405k

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Archived listings

History:

Archived sales listing for South Wold Church Lane. Advertised on multiple portals. It was . It last appeared Aug 2015.

Photos:

There are 4 historic photos (taken in March 2015) of South Wold Church Lane.

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Planning applications

Planning ref:: March 2024 DM/0086/24/TPO
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Application approved with conditions
Address:: Southwold Church Lane Brigsley North East Lincolnshire
Description:: T1 sycamore: Fell to mitigate littering over vehicles and allow more space for nicer maple beside it. T2-5 chestnut: Fell. Trees have been in decline for many years and haven't really recovered or bounced back after previous pruning, all are also suffering with bleeding? canker. Beech trees and a lime are already established along the road side and would take the place of the chestnuts once removed. T6 ash: Fell. Survey states it is to be pollarded due to ash dieback but theres little chance of recovery so felling would be the more economical option. T7 (T9 on survey sheet extract) Sycamore: Fell. Survey has pointed out large split between Co dominant stems which has led to the tree being potentially dangerous given its location and the target zone. T8 Ash: Prune to give minimum 2m clearance of dwelling

Planning ref:: March 2015 DM/0006/15/TPO
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Application approved with conditions
Address:: Southwold Church Lane Brigsley Grimsby North East Lincolnshir
Description:: G15 chamecyparis. ash will split stem and cavity, smaller blue cedar, spruce and sycamore (tagged T71) - FellReplace with blue cedar planted in viable position within immediate location of groupReason: the group is overcrowded now proposal will benefit the larger blue cedar, that is the best tree in the group to develop.T68 Chestnut - FellReason: poor condition, cavities, proximity to highway.T64,T66, T67 Chestnut, T69 Sycamore,T65 Beech, Lime and Chestnut (part of G12) 1 Sycamore, 1 Maple ( part of G10): reduce canopy by 25% Reason: general management and improve daylight to garden

South Wold, Church Lane, DN37 0RH