Flat 11, Glencoe, Lyndhurst Road, Exeter and garage (EX2 4PA)

HM Land Registry title DN65833 · Leasehold · £172,000 paid · EX2 4PA

EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Bowater Homes Limited (10530553)

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

Planning at this postcode

• Creation of a single storey annexe, replacing the existing garage and courtyard walls
  Pending Consideration, 2026-07-01 · Exeter City Council · 26/0984/LBC
• Creation of a single storey annexe, replacing the existing garage and courtyard walls
  Pending Consideration, 2026-07-01 · Exeter City Council · 26/0983/FUL
• London Plane - Pollard - The trees height shall be reduced to between 5.0m and 6.0m and its lateral spread to between 1.5m and 2.0m radius from the main stem.
  Permitted, 2026-06-24 · Exeter City Council · 26/0788/CAT
• internal alterations to include: ground floor infilling openings, remove studwork cabinetry and doors and reinstate room opening. On first floor remove partitions walls and reposition and infill opening. Externally new rear door.
  Permitted, 2026-05-11 · Exeter City Council · 26/0454/LBC
• Window repairs and the installation of 2 MVHR units on the ground floor
  Withdrawn by Applicant, 2026-03-16 · Exeter City Council · 25/1794/LBC
• T1 - Copper Beech - Reduce in height by 3 metres, and shorten back all lateral growth by up to 1.5 metres to balance the form. T2 - Robinia - Reduce in height by 2-3 metres (previous growth points), and reshape by 1-2metres to balance the form. T3 - Dying Silver Birch: Fell
  Permitted, 2025-10-29 · Exeter City Council · 25/1273/CAT
• T1 Liquid Ambar - Reduction. T1 is a juvenile tree at approximately 4 meters in height, which has previous poor quality reduction work carried out. a reduction of approximately 1200mm (with cut diameters up to 35mm) is required to balance the canopy and keep the tree at suitable size for its tight residential setting. T2 Tulip - Reduction. T2 again is a juvenile tree growing at a fast rate, currently at approximately 7 meters in height. the tree is planted in the corner of a small residential garden, requiring a 1500-2000mm reduction ( with cut diameters up to 40mm) in order to keep the tree at a suitable size for its location. T3 Olive - Removal T3 is a small olive tree at approximately 3.5 meters in height planted in a bricked walled small border very close to the property. the canopy is virtually touching the property, with the possibility for root pressure to cause damage to the surrounding brickwork and patio, with no realistic pruning options to resolve this. `The clients wish for the tree to be removed to allow for the replanting of a more suitable specimen tree.
  Permitted, 2025-09-08 · Exeter City Council · 25/1086/CAT
• T1 - Lawson cypress: Reduce in height by 4metres. Top cuts will be 6-8 inch diameter. Reasons - Evidence in the form of an attached photo demonstrating that the three main stems are co-dominant. The resulting inclusions will lead in lateral forces (through girth expansion) undermining the unions to a point where failure of stem/s is likely in the future. The proposed reduction will alleviate this risk (taking weight from the crown), although it may be necessary in the future to make a separate application for the removal of the central stem. T2 - Beech: Prune back one lateral branch (arising at 5metres on the main stem, and growing towards the building as per the attached photo) by 1.5 metres. Crown lift the lower growth growing over the bedding areas and lawn by 1.5 metres. Nothing overhanging the rear property will be pruned. - Max cut size of 2 inch diameter. Third order growth only to be pruned. Reasons - to increase light to the beds by carrying out minor pruning ie without adversely affecting the vigour of the tree, and keeping cut size to a minimum to reduce the risk of pathogens invading wounds.
  Split Decision, 2025-08-20 · Exeter City Council · 25/0860/TPO
• Proposed single storey side extension to existing kitchen
  Permitted, 2025-01-22 · Exeter City Council · 24/1317/FUL

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

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