The Rectory, 33, Church Road, BN8 4JX

Sale history

£1,025,000 on Nov 2015

Floor plan

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Internal area

288 square metres (3,100 square feet) according to latest EPC inspection

£ per square meter (foot)

£3,559 per sqm (£331 per sqft) in Nov 2015. For context, homes in Newick are now selling for between £4,210 and £5,200 per square metre (£391 and £483 per square foot) . See the analysis of Newick BN8-4 housing market.

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Bedrooms

na

Type

Detached

Council tax band

na

Plot size

2,834 square metres (30,505 square feet) - map showing freehold boundary lines

History:

Archived sales listing for The Rectory, 33 Church Road. Advertised on multiple portals. It was added on 28/07/2015. It last appeared Jun 2016.

Photos:

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Advertiser remarks:

• 7 bedrooms

Planning ref:

December 2022 TW/22/0090/TCA

Type:

Tree and hedge works

Status:

Status not known

Address:

33 Church Road Newick East Sussex

Description:

Acer pseudoplatanus - Fell

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Planning ref:

October 2018 TW/18/0058/TCA

Type:

Tree and hedge works

Status:

Status not known

Address:

33 Church Road Newick East Sussex

Description:

Tree species - Tilia cordata Number of trees - 2 Proposed work - Pollard Reasons for work - On the 10th of January 2018 I was given permission to carry out tree work on a number of trees within a conservation area. Document reference TW/17/0123/TPO This included the two Lime trees above. The previous permission granted on the Limes was to 'Crown thin epicormic shoots not exceeding 12.5% of crown density and crown tidy by removing dead, dying and diseased wood'. However this after further investigation we would like to receive permission to pollard both Lime trees. Lime tree 1 - This tree is situated on the boundary fence which runs alongside the public footpath and Church Road. Approximately 20 Meters away is Newick Pre school. The lime tree has previously been pollarded most likely after damage from the 1987 storm. From where the last pollard there has been a good amount of healthy new growth which has formed a new multi stemmed canopy. At the bottom of where this growth stems from is now full of wet decaying leaf matter which is starting to rot the union. My suggestion would be to re pollard back to this point to relieve stress on this area of the tree especially with the public footpath, road and pre school being so close. This pollard would reduce the tree by approximately 60%. Lime tree 2 - This is located on the fence line just off a private road from Church road. My Suggestion would to be to carry out a pollard back to timber which is 30cm in diameter. Neighbours have complained about this tree shedding limbs in the past. At the same time a crown tidy cutting out dead, dying and diseased wood to maintain the health of the tree. This pollard would reduce the tree by approximately 30/40%.

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Planning ref:

October 2018 TW/18/0058/TPO

Type:

Tree and hedge works

Status:

Status not known

Address:

33 Church Road Newick East Sussex

Description:

Tree species - Tilia cordata Number of trees - 2 Proposed work - Pollard Reasons for work - On the 10th of January 2018 I was given permission to carry out tree work on a number of trees within a conservation area. Document reference TW/17/0123/TPO This included the two Lime trees above. The previous permission granted on the Limes was to 'Crown thin epicormic shoots not exceeding 12.5% of crown density and crown tidy by removing dead, dying and diseased wood'. However this after further investigation we would like to receive permission to pollard both Lime trees. Lime tree 1 - This tree is situated on the boundary fence which runs alongside the public footpath and Church Road. Approximately 20 Meters away is Newick Pre school. The lime tree has previously been pollarded most likely after damage from the 1987 storm. From where the last pollard there has been a good amount of healthy new growth which has formed a new multi stemmed canopy. At the bottom of where this growth stems from is now full of wet decaying leaf matter which is starting to rot the union. My suggestion would be to re pollard back to this point to relieve stress on this area of the tree especially with the public footpath, road and pre school being so close. This pollard would reduce the tree by approximately 60%. Lime tree 2 - This is located on the fence line just off a private road from Church road. My Suggestion would to be to carry out a pollard back to timber which is 30cm in diameter. Neighbours have complained about this tree shedding limbs in the past. At the same time a crown tidy cutting out dead, dying and diseased wood to maintain the health of the tree. This pollard would reduce the tree by approximately 30/40%.

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Planning ref:

January 2018 TW/17/0123/TPO

Type:

Tree and hedge works

Status:

Status not known

Address:

33 Church Road Newick East Sussex

Description:

Works to a number of trees in a conservation area to include removal of dead trees and crown tidy, trimming etc. See details in location plan

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Planning ref:

January 2018 TW/17/0125/TCA

Type:

Tree and hedge works

Status:

Status not known

Address:

33 Church Road Newick East Sussex

Description:

Retrospective application to1 x Thuja Plicata - remove1 x Cherry - reduce approx 2m

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Planning ref:

December 2017 LW/17/0832

Type:

Full and householder planning application

Status:

Status not known

Address:

33 Church Road Newick East Sussex

Description:

Oak framed garage with home office

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Planning ref:

February 2015 TW/15/0002/TCA

Type:

Tree and hedge works

Status:

Status not known

Address:

33 Church Road Newick East Sussex

Description:

1x Thuja Plicata - to climb and sectionally fell to ground level1x Weeping Ash - fell to ground level1x Beech - reduce longest lateral branches by 1.5m and crown lift to 4m1x Pear - fell to ground level and to crown lift all adjacent mature trees to 3m over gardenLimes - crown lift to 4m1 x Laurel - thin out/fellYews and others - crown lift1 x Hazel - re-coppice 1 x Laurel - reduce height of retained swath and remainder to be felled to ground level

Summary:

16 June 2015 - energy performance certificate grade F

Reason for EPC:

marketed sale

Tenure:

Owner-occupied

Property type:

Detached House , has 14 habitable rooms. Estimated year built before 1900

Area:

288 sqm (3,100 square foot) total internal area

Comments:

Walls: Solid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed). Roof: Pitched, no insulation (assumed). Heating: Boiler and radiators, mains gas.