25 St Leonards Road, Exeter (EX2 4LA)
HM Land Registry title DN180672 · Freehold · EX2 4LA
EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST
Who owns it
- 25 St Leonards Road Exeter Management Company Limited
Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.
Sale history
- £350,000 · 2023-02-15 · Leasehold
- £167,500 · 2019-02-12 · Leasehold
- £345,000 · 2018-04-13 · Leasehold
- £280,000 · 2017-09-22 · Leasehold
- £630,000 · 2017-07-06 · Leasehold
- £232,500 · 2013-09-13 · Leasehold
- £423,000 · 2008-01-04 · Leasehold
- £153,000 · 2004-02-27 · Leasehold
- £150,000 · 2003-08-22 · Leasehold
- £196,000 · 2003-06-27 · Leasehold
- £139,500 · 2001-02-12 · Leasehold
- £55,000 · 1999-04-12 · Leasehold
- £82,000 · 1998-09-02 · Leasehold
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (Open Government Licence v3.0).
Planning at this postcode
- Mixed Species Size Boundary Hedge between number 16 and number 14; remove all hedges to 1 ft above ground level in order for a mechanical device to pull out stumps. Front boundary yew hedge running parallel with the road; remove the front row only closest to the property to ground level. Remaining hedge to be reduced in height by 50% and all remaining profiles to be trimmed. Conservation Area Justification The proposed works are to facilitate the removal and replacement of an existing deteriorating boundary hedge and associated vegetation in order to install a new, more suitable and manageable boundary treatment. The existing mixed species hedge located between Nos. 14 and 16 has become overgrown, uneven in form, and is no longer considered appropriate for its intended boundary function. Removal to approximately 300 mm (1 foot) above ground level is required to allow the safe use of mechanical equipment for stump extraction and preparation of the area for the proposed replacement boundary installation. Works to the front boundary Yew hedge are proposed to retain the majority of the existing screening and visual amenity value whilst allowing sufficient space for the new boundary arrangement. Only the front row of Yew growth nearest the property is to be removed to ground level, with the retained hedge reduced in height by approximately 50% and trimmed on all remaining profiles to restore a manageable, uniform, and sustainable form. The proposed works are considered reasonable arboricultural management and are not expected to have a significant adverse impact on the character or appearance of the Conservation Area. The retained hedge sections will continue to provide screening, soft landscaping, and ecological value, whilst the replacement boundary treatment will improve the long-term usability, maintenance, and presentation of the site. All arisings will be removed from site and returned to a Devon Tree Services Ltd depot for recycling, leaving the area safe, clean
Permitted, 2026-07-13 · Exeter City Council · 26/0835/CAT - Discharge of condition 5 (Details of EV charge point) of planning approval 24/0455/FUL and 24/0456/LBC.
Condition(s) Fully Discharged, 2026-05-05 · Exeter City Council · 26/0234/DIS - Reduce the Magnolia by approximately 0.5 metres and crown lift the tertiary branches . Perform a crown clean by removing any branches that are rubbing, crossing, growing inward, or displaying doglegs. To lightly prune the Liquidamber trees by 0.5M to maintain shape without causing significant stress to the tree. Reduce the Paperbark Birch by 2 metres in height and shape the sides to achieve a balanced form.
Permitted, 2026-02-18 · Exeter City Council · 26/0127/CAT - We wish to carry out works on a Magnolia tree at the right hand side of our front garden (as viewed from the pavement) which is close to the border to our neighbours house at No 10 approximately half way between the pavement and the front of our house (see sketch plan attached). Prior to works to make our Yew tree (at the boundary with the pavement) more balanced, the magnolia tree was very much shadowed by the Yew tree and as a result has grown in a very unblanced way making it lopsided. Now that the Yew Tree no longer causes this issue, we hope that the magnolia tree will grow in a more balanced way improving its health, sustainabiity and aesthetic. The contractor who carried out the works on the Yew Tree recommended that we ask for consent to trim the tree by a maximum of 2.5 metres. All works will be carried out by a suitable contractor. The Magnolia tree is not a native species and has been recognised by the LPA as being of less value that the Yew Tree which is subject to a TPO and for which we were given consent for similar works (creating a more balanced tree). Further, consent was previously given to trim back a magnolia tree(s) on our neighbours land at No 6 (also in the front garden). It would therefore seem manifestly unreasonable to refuse my request for consent for the above works. If you wish to carry out a site visit, we have off road parking available on the front.
Permitted, 2025-11-20 · Exeter City Council · 25/1503/CAT - T1 - Liquidambar - Reduce in height by 2.5 metres, and prune back the laterals by up to 1 metre to leave a balanced form.
Permitted, 2025-10-31 · Exeter City Council · 25/1308/CAT - Consent is requested for works to cut back the Magnolia tree marked on the plan. Prior to works (with permission) carried out to the Yew Tree which is subject to a TPO, this tree was forced to grow in a very lopsidded manner (see photos provided). This tree sits near the right hand side boundary fence with No 10 and has become rather large given its location. We with to cut it back by a maximun if 2.5m on the advice of the contractors we used to cut back the Yew Tree. This is to allow it to grow in a more balanced way and to remove over crowded branches. We expect this will help with the health and aeastghetic of this tree. Consent has previoulsy been obtained to cut back Magnolia trees located within the boundary of our other neighbours at no 6. We would emply suitable contractors to carry out this work at an appropriate time of the year.
Withdrawn by Applicant, 2025-10-29 · Exeter City Council · 25/1442/CAT - In accordance with Section 198(6)(a) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and Regulation 14(1)(a)(ii) of the Town and Country Planning (Tree Preservation) (England) Regulations 2012, we are writing to provide notice of intended tree works under the 5-day exemption for urgent removal of deadwood due to safety concerns. Tree Species: Cedar of Lebanon Quantity: 1 (One) Location: 25 Saint Leonards Road, Exeter, EX2 4LA Proposed Works: Removal of deadwood Please see recent photographs of the trees. We understand that this exemption is intended only for cases of genuine and immediate risk and confirm that the works are considered essential for public safety.
Permission not required, 2025-06-09 · Exeter City Council · 25/0522/TPOEX - DTS Consultancy Quantified Tree Risk Assessment Work Recommendations; T001 - 1x Mature Cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus libani) - Reduce overall canopy of the tree by reduce the height of the tree by approximately 1.0 metres leaving a final tree height of approximately 13.0 metres. Reduce radial canopy spreads by approximately 2.0 metres leaving a final radial crown spread of approximately 13.0 metres at all compass points while retaining the main framework & shape of the crown & therefore a high proportion of the foliage bearing structure. All pruning cuts to be made at suitable growth points. Pruning wounds shall not exceed 75 mm in diameter. Remove all cut material from site & return to a Devon Tree Services depot for recycling, leaving the area safe, clean & tidy. The amenity value of the tree is high; it has historical heritage and is a significant feature of the area. Despite the tree being considered a tolerable risk, another failure may impact the trees longevity and the social considerations around the tree. The recommendations will have very minimal impact on the amenity value of the tree but a significant impact on the probability of branch failure, thus producing a balance of management and amenity.
Permitted, 2025-03-14 · Exeter City Council · 25/0189/TPO - Demolition of extensions to the west and north and their reconstruction with associated internal and external alterations.
Permitted, 2025-02-18 · Exeter City Council · 24/1223/LBC - Demolition of extensions to the west and north and their reconstruction with associated internal and external alterations.
Permitted, 2025-02-18 · Exeter City Council · 24/1222/FUL
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