50 Abbots Park (CH1 4AN)

HM Land Registry title CH31875 · Freehold · £250,000 paid · CH1 4AN

CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER, CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER, NORTH WEST

Who owns it

• Sunny Restorations Limited (13623475)

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

The building

• house
• Energy rating: C

From the Energy Performance Certificate register (Open Government Licence v3.0).

Sale history

• £250,000 · 2025-09-12 · Freehold

HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (Open Government Licence v3.0).

Planning at this postcode

• Installation of telecommunication pole/s - Ref: WGLMNK3S
  Notification Closed, 2025-10-09 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 25/03199/DSM
• Proposed work on Chestnut (T2 on the sketch) - reduce upper regrowth by 3 to 4m, reduce lateral regrowth by 1 to 2m and reduce large lateral on south side by 3 to 4m
  Approval, 2025-09-23 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 25/02530/TPO
• T1 Beech - Damaged at base with heavy lean - Remove main leader at approximately 5m and formative prune remainder to reduce the risk of major failures while retaining a more appropriate size. T2 Horse Chestnut - Large oppressive tree from neighbours bungalow side. Poor form from historic pollard and regrowth with tight unions (Photo AKD 37499 P3). Numerous historic wounds on mainstem from excessive branch removal. Imbalanced large lateral on south side (Photo AKD 37499 P2). Imbalanced exposed upper crown relative to lower crowns of surrounding trees. Any mitigation pruning significant enough to reduce risks would compromise the aesthetics of the crown and generate further wound problems. The abundant surrounding younger trees, probably postdating the TPO, now provide a better treescape without the structural issues (Photo AKD 37499 P4) - Fell and replace with more suitable Crataegus monogyna, Crataegus prunifolia or similar. For long term retention.
  Approval, 2025-08-07 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 25/01862/TPO
• Single storey rear extension
  Approval, 2023-04-18 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 22/04578/FUL
• Oak to be felled because it has outgrown the garden, excessive shading to garden and conservatory and it is extremely close to the neighbours greenhouse. Large sections of branches have fallen dangerously close to neighbours and their structures in the high winds experienced recently. Concerned that this could potentially be a serious health and safety risk to neighbours and their property. Can replace the tree with a species more in keeping with the small garden if required.
  Approval, 2020-06-29 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 20/01549/TPO
• G1 Group consisting largely of Laurel and Cypress - Fell Cypress and cut Laurel back hard to provide more manageable screen for all parties. T2 Lime stump - remove regrowth T3 Beech - Crown reduce by 2 to 3m to reshape and reduce weight on neighbours side T4 Chestnut (poor access to assess but signs of ill health, possible bleeding canker) - Crown reduce by 2 to 3m if condition worthy of retention (make further application if considered unworthy of retention due to condition) T5 Cherry - Minor tidy, T6 Plum (dying and falling apart) - Fell, T7 Apple - Crown lift over neighbours roof
  Approval, 2020-02-21 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 20/00010/TPO
• Single storey side extension
  Approval, 2019-08-30 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 19/01834/FUL
• Pine (T3) - Fell and replace with similar. Tree is leaning towards direction of traffic lights.
  Refusal, 2019-07-12 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 19/01981/TPO
• 1 Beech - fell remainder of stem, 2 Lime - fell (replacements Lime and Sweet Chestnut), 3 Chestnut - crown reduce/thin by 20 to 30% and prune to reduce risk of major failure, 4 Beech - reduce longer sections by 4 to 6m
  Approval, 2016-03-01 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 16/00047/TPO
• Felling of pine tree
  Approval, 2016-01-08 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 15/04669/TPO

Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.

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