66 Meadow Lane, Willaston, Neston (CH64 2TZ)

HM Land Registry title CH77165 · Freehold · CH64 2TZ

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

Who owns it

• The Church of England Pensions Board

Proprietorship: Corporate Body.

The building

• bungalow
• Energy rating: D

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

Planning at this postcode

• Remove 1x Scotch Pine
  Approval, 2025-03-31 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 25/00269/TPO
• 1x oak - remove maximum 1 metre growth to reduce tree by between 5 -15%. Prune back to previous points. Also remove epicormic growth/dead wood
  Approval, 2024-12-02 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 24/03011/TPO
• To reduce the oak tree by 30% as tree is growing and overhanging property - to keep area safe - to be crowned by approx 30% and remove epicormic growth and deadwood. The crown will be reduced by shortening branches all round outer parts of tree to maintain a balanced shape, in particular removing overhanging branches above roof and gutters. Reduce overall height on top and sides by 20ft which estimate to be 30% of total height.
  Approval, 2020-09-21 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 20/02663/TPO
• Demolition of conservatory. Single storey rear extension. Window to side. Replacement garage roof and door. New roof lights. Rendering to front and side.
  Approval, 2020-09-18 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 20/02642/FUL
• Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of single storey rear extension
  Approval, 2020-07-30 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 20/02068/FUL
• External alterations to convert garage to kitchen, including raised roof height and provision of a roof lantern
  Approval, 2019-11-20 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 19/03562/FUL
• Over the last 10 years Oak trees T1 & T2 (indicated on the plans) have become overgrown at their bases and up to a height of circa 3.5 metres. Thin branches of circa 2-3 cms or less which have grown out and down from the crown close to the base and down from thicker branches. The slightly higher but thin branches on oak tree T2 are also knocking against the sides and roof of the neighbours shed (see photos) and require pruning back to prevent any damage occurring. The proposal is to thin and raise the crown up to circa 4 metres only and remove overhang to neighbour's shed.
  Approval, 2018-07-19 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 18/02264/TPO
• T1 Oak to be crown thinned approximately 30% and remove epicormic growth and deadwood
  Approval, 2017-11-15 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 17/04073/TPO
• Rear conservatory extension
  Approval, 2015-08-06 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 15/02701/FUL

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

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