19 Wharf Hill, Winchester (SO23 9NQ)

HM Land Registry title HP32889 · Freehold · £420,000 paid · SO23 9NQ

WINCHESTER, HAMPSHIRE, SOUTH EAST

Who owns it

• Christopher Jack Orthopaedics Limited (09332607)

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

Map of the land

Title plan boundary from HM Land Registry INSPIRE (Open Government Licence v3.0), drawn on OpenStreetMap.

The building

• house
• Energy rating: D

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

Sale history

• £420,000 · 2026-01-28 · Freehold
• £455,000 · 2020-11-25 · Freehold
• £373,000 · 2018-01-09 · Freehold
• £250,000 · 2013-06-26 · Freehold
• £135,000 · 2000-09-08 · Freehold
• £99,950 · 1999-04-30 · Freehold
• £94,900 · 1998-04-24 · Freehold

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

Planning at this postcode

• G1- Mixed speices - Remove small trees and shrubs to near ground level at rear of property up to and retaining hedge at fence-line.
  That no objection be raised, 2026-07-14 · Winchester City Council · 26/01360/TPC
• Intended Works: Removal of 3x Sycamore Trees (Acer Psuedoplatanus) from garden of Wharf Farm Dairy (pictures attached). The three sycamore trees are between 8 & 10 metres from the outer wall of the house and lie between 1 & 2 metres of the foundations of the Grade 2 Listed Blackbridge over the River Itchen. The Sycamores are an estimated 12 meters in height and lower branches reach to within 2m of the building. Reasons for removal: Allow light into the garden. Growth under the heavy sycamore canopy is restricted & grass will not grow. Prevent future root damage to both house and bridge Reduce leaf & seed fall which is causing guttering blockages and damage to the property. Mitigating Planting: A Weeping Willow (Salix Babylonica) will be planted adjacent to the site of the furthest sycamore to maintain the aesthetic aspect of the property when viewed from Blackbridge & College Walk.
  That no objection be raised, 2026-02-05 · Winchester City Council · 25/02350/TPC
• G1 - A group of 3x self-sown Sycamores growing close to Black Bridge on the River Itchen. The tree roots are now undermining the rivers support piles and forcing them apart. These support piles would have been put in place before the flats were built. The future growth of these trees could also affect for foundations of bridge. The trees are in poor condition and are self-sown, there is evidence of some branch removal in the past. I would recommend felling and removing these trees to alleviate further damage before remedial work on the banking can take place.
  That no objection be raised, 2026-01-21 · Winchester City Council · 25/02453/TPC
• T1 - Fell declining sycamore to ground level, due to poor health.
  That no objection be raised, 2025-09-02 · Winchester City Council · 25/01403/TPC
• Single store rear extension
  Application Permitted, 2025-03-17 · Winchester City Council · 25/00293/HOU
• Discharge of condition 2 of planning application 22/02119/FUL. Brick sample panels for approval: Brick panel 1 (red brick): Constructed using Wienerberger Olde Henfield Multi brick, to be laid in an english bond. This brick will be used to re-construct the Wharf Hill facing boundary wall (to the road). Brick panel 2 (buff brick): Constructed using Wienerberger Bronsgroen brick, to be laid in a running bond with rowlock brick course detail. This brick will be used to construct the single storey extension.
  Application Permitted, 2023-03-01 · Winchester City Council · 23/00528/DIC

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

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