83 Heavitree Road, Exeter (EX1 2ND)

HM Land Registry title DN49178 · Freehold · £600,000 paid · EX1 2ND

EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Chalro Properties Ltd (15773396)

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

The building

• house
• Energy rating: F

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

Sale history

• £600,000 · 2025-08-15 · Freehold

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

Planning at this postcode

• Discharge of conditions 3 (materials) and condition 5 (Surface Water Drainage) of 25/1524/FUL
  Condition(s) Partially Approved, 2026-05-14 · Exeter City Council · 26/0537/DIS
• Change of use, refurbishment and extension of existing property into nine flats, and associated works
  Pending Consideration, 2026-01-23 · Exeter City Council · 26/0105/FUL
• Partial rebuild of boundary wall including relocation of right hand entrance pillar
  Permitted, 2026-01-09 · Exeter City Council · 25/1677/FUL
• Construction of single storey rear extension, including new garage door, removal of northwest elevation 1x window, repositioning and enlargement of rear first floor 1x window and demolition of rear store and outbuilding.
  Permitted, 2026-01-09 · Exeter City Council · 25/1524/FUL
• 1. Fell Elder x 1, Viburnum x 1, Ash x 1, Bay x 1 Elder stem to the western side of the south-east entrance has failed and hangs towards the public footpath - Photograph 1. Viburnum to the western side of the south-eastern entrance is of limited quality and its removal is required in the interests of prudent management - Photograph 1. Ash exhibiting Ash Dieback Disease and is adjacent the highway - Photograph 2. Bay consists of a single stem to the north of the eastern hedge line with a significant north-eastern overhang towards the neighbouring property to the east - Photograph 3. 2. Crown lift mixed species road frontage stems to highways regulations 2.4m above footpath and 4.2m above carriageway - Photograph 4. 3. Fell Bay, Viburnum, Holly, Hawthorn, Laburnum and Cotoneaster adjacent existing south-western entrance. Small, ornamental specimens of limited arboricultural or landscape value. Works to be undertaken in the interests of prudent management - Photograph 5. 4. Fell Ash x1 due to Ash Dieback Disease and Proximity to building - Photograph 6. 5. Fell Sycamore x1 due to limited quality exhibited and low safe useful life expectancy due to proximity to building - Photograph 7. 6. Crown reduce eastern laterals of Bay and Pittosporum on the western boundary in the interests of prudent management - Photograph 8. 7. Fell approximately Ash x 6 and Bay x 3 within the rear garden. Small, limited quality self-seeded trees with at least x2 damaging the fabric of the existing building - Photographs 9, 10, 11 and 12. 8. Fell Cypress x 10 located within the rear garden. The planted stems have a limited safe useful life expectancy, with the north-westernmost impacting the crown spread of good quality Oak in the north-western corner of the site - Photographs 13 and 14. It is intended that all works specified enable the retention of as much boundary screening vegetation as possible, and the primary reason for the work is to manage a neglected garden with many sel
  Permitted, 2025-11-14 · Exeter City Council · 25/1387/CAT
• I am writing to formally request permission to undertake maintenance pruning on an apple tree (Malus domestica) located in the rear garden of my property at 95 Heavitree Road, Exeter, EX1 2ND. I understand that this tree is located within a designated conservation area, and as such, consent is required for any work. Tree Details: Species: Apple (Malus domestica) Location: Rear garden, approximately 1 meter from the rear boundary Proposed Works: Reduction of overall crown by approximately 15% to manage the size of the tree in proportion to the garden space Removal of any dead, damaged or crossing branches Light thinning to improve air circulation and fruit production Pruning to be carried out in late winter or early spring to avoid stress to the tree Reason for Works: The tree has grown significantly in recent years and is beginning to overshadow a large portion of the garden and obstructing pathways. To promote the health and longevity of the tree To maintain the tree in a safe condition, as some branches appear to be overextended and at risk of breaking To encourage healthy fruit production in the upcoming season All works will be undertaken with care and in consultation with an experienced arborist. Additional Information: Light pruning of apple tree. Removing small branches and deadwood to maintain the tree's health and shape, with cuts not exceeding 2 meters in height from ground level. The pruning will be minimal - removing only dead, diseased, or crossing branches to improve the tree's structure and fruit production
  Permitted, 2025-07-11 · Exeter City Council · 25/0574/CAT
• Replace existing double-sided 6-sheet bus shelter advertising displays with double-sided digital displays.
  Permitted, 2025-02-27 · Exeter City Council · 24/1401/ADV
• T1 - Sycamore Suggested Works: Fell and treat the remaining stump to prevent regrowth Rationale: The tree is out-growing its location and will cause progressive damage to the building by the incremental growth of both the tree?s roots and trunk in future years.
  Permitted, 2025-02-07 · Exeter City Council · 25/0016/CAT

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