23 Courtyards – 128 m² sold £630k

Property data

Sale history: £630,000 on Aug 2022
Floor plan: View floorplan
Internal area: 128 square metres (1,378 square feet) according to latest EPC inspection
£ per square meter (foot): £4,921 per sqm (£457 per sqft) in Aug 2022. For context, homes in Great Shelford are now selling for between £4,870 and £6,130 per square metre (£452 and £569 per square foot) . See the analysis of Great Shelford CB22-5 housing market.
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Bedrooms: 4
Type: Detached
Council tax band: E

Archived listings

History:

Archived sales listing for 23 Courtyards. Advertised on multiple portals. It was added on 11/04/2022. It last appeared Aug 2023.

Photos:

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Advertiser remarks:

4 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

Planning applications

Planning ref:: December 2023 23/1088/TTPO
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Status not known
Address:: 23 Courtyards Little Shelford Cambridgeshir
Description:: T1 . MATURE SYCAMORE TREE - To remove the remaining crown (canopy) on a (23-24 metre) mature Sycamore tree, leaving the main stem at a height above the tear. This tree has experienced mechanical failure (loss of one upright codominant stem in high winds) behind no.23 the Courtyards and is at risk of wind throw due to the shift in balance of the tree. The tree is now unevenly balanced in the direction of no.23 the Courtyards. With added seasonal growth, added weight from precipitation and with the location of the tree on the outer edge of the wood which will catch the high winds, it is highly likely that this tree will experience further mechanical failure, most likely resulting in a shear crack from the stem base running up to the point of weakness (tear) in the union. The house is within the falling height of the tree and it will cause significant damage to the property should the tree fail. The point of mechanical failure (union) has shown visual signs of internal heartwood decay which has spread to the remaining upright stem. This tree is now unbalanced and heavily weighted in the direction of the property at no.23, a virtical fracture has appeared at the base of the tree where water is now running out from. Please note that the bark at this point is also blistering and coming away due to the current stress and load bearing. T2 and T3 SEMI MATURE SYCAMORE TREES - To remove/dismantle two semi mature Sycamore trees adjacent to the Mature Sycamore tree above (T1.), these trees are failing, one has fallen onto another Sycamore tree which is propping it up, thus causing load bearing. The second Sycamore tree is failing, the bark has altered, discolouring of the bark (sooty bark disease), bleeding canker, blistering bark and virtical fractures. Both these trees are in falling distance of no.23 which is 18 metres away from the main stems. Removal of these trees will allow for future tree planting.

Planning ref:: July 2023 23/0398/TTPO
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Application refused
Address:: 23 Courtyards Little Shelford Cambridgeshir
Description:: Mature Sycamore - fell this tree has recently lost 50% of its upper canopy due to wind throw causing one of the codominant upright stems to breakaway at the first main union, a height of three metres from ground level, (please see attached photos). 2 x semi mature trees are also failing, Fell one has fallen onto another Sycamore tree which is helping to prop this one up, thus causing load bearing. The second Sycamore tree is failing, the bark has altered, discolouring of the bark (sooty bark disease), bleeding canker, blistering bark and virtical fractures. Both these trees are in falling distance of no.23 which is 18 metres away from the main stems.

Planning ref:: June 2023 23/0401/TTPO
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Application refused
Address:: 23 Courtyards Little Shelford Cambridgeshir
Description:: Oak tree - This tree is heavily leaning towards no.23, the owners of no.23 are concerned that the Oak tree will fall and cause structural damage to there property. I suggest carrying out 1metre crown reduction to reduce the load bearing.

EPC Inspections

Summary:: 22 February 2021 - energy performance certificate grade E
Reason for EPC:: rental
Tenure:: Private rental
Property type:: Detached House , has 5 habitable rooms. Estimated year built 1967 to 1975
Area:: 128 sqm (1,378 square foot) total internal area
Comments:: Walls: Cavity wall, filled cavity. Roof: Pitched, 250 mm loft insulation. Heating: Boiler and radiators, mains gas.

23, Courtyards, CB22 5ER