Bramley House, The Leas, CT5 3LB

Sale history

Price	Date	Annual growth	After inflation
£480,000	Oct 2002	18.0%	15.8%
£365,000	Feb 2001	na	na

Floor plan

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Internal area

224 square metres (2,411 square feet) according to latest EPC inspection

£ per square meter (foot)

£2,142 per sqm (£199 per sqft) in Oct 2002. For context, homes in Chestfield are now selling for between £3,680 and £4,830 per square metre (£341 and £448 per square foot) . See the analysis of Chestfield CT5-3 housing market.

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Bedrooms

5

Type

Detached

Council tax band

G

Plot size

1,175 square metres (12,648 square feet) - map showing freehold boundary lines

History:

Archived sales listing for Bramley House The Leas. Advertised on multiple portals. It was reduced on 03/04/2016. It last appeared Apr 2016.

Photos:

There are 14 historic photos (taken in August 2015) of Bramley House The Leas.

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Advertiser remarks:

• 5 bedrooms
• 3 bathrooms

Planning ref:

March 2022 CA/22/00234

Type:

Heritage application - conservation issues and listed buildings

Status:

Status not known

Address:

Bramley House The Leas Chestfield Whitstable Kent

Description:

T1) - To reduce the Prunus tree on the front boundary (centre), reducing the tree down to its previous cutting points and re-shape all round as previously done.T2) - To reduce the large Conifer tree located in the far right corner of the rear garden, reducing the tree down to its previous cutting points (approximately 8ft reduction) T3) - To attend to the Horse chestnut tree (neighbours tree). To reduce the overhanging growth back to previous.T4) - To reduce the tree in the centre of the rear boundary, reducing by approximately 9ft T5) - To reduce the group of Silver Birch trees located to the left side of the rear garden, reducing the trees down to their previous cutting points and re-shape all round.

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Planning ref:

June 2019 TRE/19/00216

Type:

Heritage application - conservation issues and listed buildings

Status:

Status not known

Address:

Bramley House The Leas Chestfield

Description:

1 - To attend to the long row of Conifer trees located to the left side of the garden, reducing the row down to a height of approximately 2.5m. 2 - To attend to the row of Conifer trees located to the right boundary of the rear garden, reducing the row down to approximately 3m above ground level.

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Planning ref:

May 2019 TRE/19/00110

Type:

Heritage application - conservation issues and listed buildings

Status:

Status not known

Address:

Bramley House The Leas Chestfield

Description:

1) To attend to the front hedgerow to the left and right of the drive, to reduce the top re-growth to their previous cutting points. Trim the top and garden side of the Laurel hedge dividing the front gardens. 2) To reduce the Prunus tree to the inside of the front garden, reducing to its previous and lift the low growth as previously done. 4) To reduce the top and garden side of the section of hedge located on the left boundary line up to the row of Conifer trees. 6) To trim the top re-growth on the long row of Conifer trees located to the left boundary line, trimming to their previous cutting points and trim back the garden side growth as dense as possible, still maintaining green foliage. 7) To lift the low growth and tidy the top of the Hawthorne tree. 8) To trim off the re growth from the group of four Silver Birch trees, and shape back. 9) To reduce the two Silver Birch trees, adjacent the above group, reducing to their previous cutting points and tidy. 10) To reduce the Willow tree located in the far corner to its previous cutting points (approximately 12ft) and tidy. 12) To reduce the top and tidy the side growth of the Conifer/Laurel located in the far right corner of the rear garden, reducing to their previous cutting points and tidy back from the neighbours shed. 14) To reduce the row of Conifer/laurel located on the right boundary of the rear garden, reducing to their previous cutting points (approximately 10-12ft) and trim all round as previously done. 15) To attend to the Pear tree on the dividing boundary line, reducing the top growth to its previous cutting and tidy.

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Planning ref:

July 2018 TRE/18/00255

Type:

Heritage application - conservation issues and listed buildings

Status:

Status not known

Address:

Bramley House The Leas Chestfield

Description:

Front hedgerow to the left and right of the drive frontage. To reduce the top growth down to a finished height of approximately 7'6".

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Planning ref:

September 2017 TRE/17/00370

Type:

Heritage application - conservation issues and listed buildings

Status:

Status not known

Address:

Bramley House The Leas Chestfiel

Description:

Hedgerow (T1) ? located front to the left and right of the drive, reduce top growth to previous cutting points of approximately 10 -12ft. Trim the top and garden side of the Laurel hedge dividing the front gardens. Prunus tree (T2) ? located inside of the front garden, reducing to previous and lift the low growth. Conifer trees (T6) - located left boundary line, trim the top re-growth to previous cutting points. Hawthorne tree (T7) - lift the low growth and tidy. 4 Silver Birch trees (T8) - trim the re growth. 2 Silver Birch trees (T9) - reduce to previous cutting points. Willow tree (T10) - located far corner, reduce to previous cutting points (approximately 12ft). Conifer/Laurel (T12) - the located far right corner of the rear garden, reduce the top reducing to previous approximately 12-14ft. Conifer/laurel (T14) - located on the right boundary of the rear garden, reducing to previous cutting points (approximately 10-12ft). Pear tree (T15) ? located on the dividing boundary line, reducing the top growth to its previous cutting.

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Planning ref:

September 2016 TRE/16/00305

Type:

Heritage application - conservation issues and listed buildings

Status:

Status not known

Address:

Bramley House The Leas Chestfiel

Description:

1) Crown lift the lower growth and tidy the top of the Hawthorn tree. 2) Trim off the re growth from the group of Silver Birch and re shape. 3) Reduce the other two Silver Birch to there previous cutting points and tidy. 4) Reduce the Willow in the far corner to its previous cutting points(approximately 12ft) and tidy. 5) Trim back the Horse Chestnut tree overhanging growth. 6) Pear tree on the dividing boundary line, reduce the top growth to its previous cutting and tidy

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Planning ref:

January 2015 TRE/14/09189

Type:

Heritage application - conservation issues and listed buildings

Status:

Status not known

Address:

Bramley House The Leas Chestfield Whitstabl

Description:

Various pruning works to trees and shrubs as per attached schedule

Summary:

29 August 2015 - energy performance certificate grade C

Reason for EPC:

marketed sale

Tenure:

Owner-occupied

Property type:

Detached House , has 8 habitable rooms. Estimated year built 2003 to 2006

Area:

224 sqm (2,411 square foot) total internal area

Comments:

Walls: Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed). Roof: Pitched, insulated (assumed). Heating: Boiler and radiators, mains gas.