2 Harrowden Road – sold £745k

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Archived listings

History:

Archived sales listing for 2 Harrowden Road. Advertised on multiple portals. It was reduced on 14/01/2015. It last appeared Jul 2015.

Photos:

There are 23 historic photos of 2 Harrowden Road.

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Planning applications

Planning ref:: July 2022 NW/22/00536/CND
Type:: Discharge of conditions imposed on an existing application
Status:: Status not known
Address:: 2 Harrowden Road Orlingbury Kettering
Description:: Approval of details reserved by condition 3 (details of the proposed thatching in elevation at a scale of 1:20 as appropriate, showing thedesign of the ridge) of listed building consent reference WP/20/00722/LBC

Planning ref:: September 2021 NW/21/00720/FUL
Type:: Full and householder planning application
Status:: Application withdrawn before a decision was taken
Address:: 2 Harrowden Road Orlingbury Kettering Northamptonshire
Description:: Subdivision and change of use of a barn designated for an agricultural use to a two-bedroom two-storey residential annexe serving 2 Harrowden Road

Planning ref:: August 2021 NW/21/00561/TCA
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Status not known
Address:: Located On The Triangular Patch Of Land Outside 2 Church Farm Yard Harrowden Road Orlingbury Kettering Northamptonshire
Description:: Application to lift the crown of the horse chestnut as circled in yellow on the attached screen shot, located on the triangular patch of land outside 2 Church Farm Yard on Harrowden Road.The crown is touching the roof of the car as you drive under it and requires lifting.

Planning ref:: July 2020 WP/20/00367/TCA
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Status not known
Address:: Church Farm Yard 2 Harrowden Road Orlingbury Kettering Northamptonshire
Description:: Conifer (Tree 1 in photo)- fell because of low amenity value and blocking light to window.Conifer (Tree 2 in photo)- fell because of low amenity value and tree has gown too large for the size of the garden. Tree is also close to a Horse Chestnut tree that would benefit from more light if the conifer was removed therefore preserving a higher amenity value tree. Conifer (Tree 3 in photo)- fell because of low amenity value, tree is too close to building and blocking light from windows. Tree has also outgrown the space it was planted in.

Planning ref:: October 2017 WP/17/00517/FUL
Type:: Full and householder planning application
Status:: Status not known
Address:: Church Farm Yard 2 Harrowden Road Orlingbury Kettering Northamptonshire
Description:: Flat roof single storey side/rear extension

2, Harrowden Road, NN14 1JB