10, Fawkham Avenue, DA3 7HF

Property data
Sale history
£170,000 on Apr 1996
Bedrooms
4
Type
Detached
Council tax band
F
Plot size
880 square metres (9,472 square feet) - map showing freehold boundary lines
Planning applications
Planning ref:
August 2022 22/00145/TPO
Type:
Tree and hedge works
Status:
Application refused
Address:
10 Fawkham Avenue Longfield Kent
Description:
T1 - Bhutan Pine - reduce low branches by approximately 8 feet to reduce possibility of future branch failure. T2 - Silver birch next to the Bhutan pine fell due to being in close proximity to the telephone pole and being crowded out by Bhutan pine. T3 - Ash adjacent to Fort road - crown raise over the pavement by removing first 3 limbs to ensure adequate clearance over the footpath. T4 - Silver birch next to gateway on Fort Road - crown raise to 10 feet to give better access for vehicles entering that car parking area. T5 - Silver birch by gateway adjacent to Portchester Road - reduce limbs by 2.5 meters on building side to keep them clear from the building and to better balance crown T6 - Silver birch in playground - reduce low limb by 2 meters to keep clear from low roof T7 - Horse chestnut - crown raise on building side by 3 meters to mitigate any future issues with brancnes hanging too low over playground or getting to close to the building. T8 - Lime - crown raise by removing epicormic shoots on the main stem up to where the crown of the tree starts. This is to allow better visibility under the tree and is good management for a pollarded tree T9 - Elm trees x3 fell as they are dead and could be a hazard to children playing around them T10 - Silver birch by basketball court - reduce end weight by removing approximately 2.5 meters of primary branch growth back to suitable secondary growth points of the leaning stem to reduce potential future failure of the stem as it appears to have included bark at the base