7 North Avenue, Exeter (EX1 2DU)

HM Land Registry title DN246288 · Freehold · EX1 2DU

EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Polsloe Park Villas Limited

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

Sale history

• £128,000 · 2020-11-16 · Leasehold
• £113,250 · 2006-06-28 · Leasehold
• £108,500 · 2005-07-29 · Leasehold
• £117,200 · 2004-08-03 · Leasehold
• £75,950 · 2003-01-31 · Leasehold
• £95,000 · 2003-01-03 · Leasehold
• £34,500 · 2000-04-05 · Leasehold
• £31,500 · 1999-06-04 · Leasehold
• £33,000 · 1998-12-04 · Leasehold
• £35,000 · 1997-10-06 · Leasehold
• £33,000 · 1997-08-22 · Leasehold

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

Planning at this postcode

• T1- Eucalyptus: Re-pollard the eucalyptus back to the previous pollard points, removing regrowth to reduce overall height and spread while maintaining the established form.
  Permitted, 2026-06-24 · Exeter City Council · 26/0808/CAT
• Tree: 1 x Mature Apple Tree in back garden of 12, North Avenue, Exeter EX1 2DU (not visible from public highway) Description of Works: reduce tree's crown by selectively pruning back secondary growth to maintain a balanced and natural form in accordance with BS39982010 - Recommendations. All arisings will be removed for recycling. Advice taken: we are taking advice from Devon Tree Services who we are retaining to undertake the works.
  Permitted, 2026-01-28 · Exeter City Council · 25/1814/CAT
• Pruning back of Magnolia tree by 30% approximately. This has grown significantly since the last approved pruning and is becoming overly large affecting our garden and neighbour. We will consult with and employ atree surgeon to carry out the works as per previous approved prunings.
  Permitted, 2026-01-20 · Exeter City Council · 25/1344/CAT
• Single storey rear extension, alteration to existing single storey roof on side elevation from pitched to a flat roof and additional pergolas and external shading.
  Permitted, 2025-07-21 · Exeter City Council · 25/0706/FUL
• T1 Copper Beech. Height is approximately 10m. Reduce the tree by approx 2-3 meters back to where it was previously done back to growth points to retain the tree?s size and shape to work with the surrounding gardens and houses. All work carried out to British standard BS3998.
  Permitted, 2024-12-11 · Exeter City Council · 24/1350/CAT
• T3 Pear. Winter pruning to fruit tree to improve health and shape. T4 Spruce. Lightly thin crown to allow more wind and light through. T5 Bay. Reduce in height (by approx 2m) to improve shape and improve light levels of gardens. T6 Yew. Reduce in height (by approx 2m) to improve shape and improve light levels of gardens. T7 Conifer. Remove to provide additional space and light to adjacent trees/vegetation. T8 Holly. Remove to provide additional space and light to adjacent trees/vegetation. T10 Apple. Winter pruning to fruit tree to improve health and shape.
  Permitted, 2024-11-18 · Exeter City Council · 24/1157/CAT
• Rear dormer roof extension.
  Permitted, 2024-11-14 · Exeter City Council · 24/0932/FUL
• 1 x Holly - Reduce in height by 1m whilst matching the sides in to create a neat and tidy shape. 1 x Bay tree - remove tree to two feet above ground level in order for the fern to room to grow. Justification: Holly - Annual hedge trimming to create a neat and tidy shape. These works are to keep the holly bush at a manageable size and shape whilst looking aesthetically pleasing. Bay tree - This reduction is to increase the amount of light and spaces for surrounding ferns to continue to grow. A cyclic pruning regime will be initiated to increase the longevity of the tree, whilst making the tree a more manageable height.
  Permitted, 2024-06-12 · Exeter City Council · 24/0529/CAT
• Tree is a leylandii in the extreme south east corner of the garden at 10 North Avenue. The garden soil level at the tree root is 4ft above the soil level in the garden of 17 South Avenue, and 3ft above the level of the garden in 12 North Avenue. The tree is over 15m tall and the root ball is only supported on the south and east aspects by single skin brick walls which have no foundations. These are failing and the tree is in a dangerous position and could fall at any time. The plan is to completely fell the tree and remove it.
  Permitted, 2024-04-30 · Exeter City Council · 24/0418/CAT

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