55 Mitchell Avenue, Ventnor (PO38 1DR)
HM Land Registry title IW39846 · Leasehold · £120,000 paid · PO38 1DR
ISLE OF WIGHT, ISLE OF WIGHT, SOUTH EAST
Who owns it
- The Social Good Network Ltd (12594001)
Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.
The building
- house
- Energy rating: D
From the Energy Performance Certificate register (Open Government Licence v3.0).
Sale history
- £120,000 · 2015-03-09 · Leasehold
- £38,500 · 1998-08-14 · Leasehold
- £20,000 · 1997-05-16 · Leasehold
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (Open Government Licence v3.0).
Planning at this postcode
- T1. Ash. Re-pollard back to 1m to 1.5m from main stem. T2. Beech. Crown clean and 10% clean. T3 & T4. Ash. Pollard by removal of deadwood. T5. Sycamore. Removal of dying top to create a more aesthetically pleasing tree. This would be less than 5% of the overall tree.
Granted, 2025-01-30 · Isle of Wight Council · 25/00055/TW - T1. Ash. Re pollard. Permission previously granted 28.01.2020 (19/01609/TW). Good maintenance.
No Objection, 2021-12-15 · Isle of Wight Council · 21/02095/TW - Proposed Eco lodge
Refused, 2020-12-18 · Isle of Wight Council · 20/01553/FUL - Tl: Sycamore: remove branches around phone lines and thin by 10% to reduce sail and pressure on bank. T2: Sycamore: Fell. To enable Holm Oak situated next to it to grow in a more even shape. T3 & T4: Holm Oaks: To reduce as discussed by approx. 50%. to reduce stress on bank by road and to give them a more balanced crown. T5: Sycamore: Thin by 20% to reduce sail. to encourage stability on bank. T6: Sycamore: To fell due to it's position on the bank. Would be considered low amenity value. T7: Sycamore: Situated just behind T6. Would be left exposed and root system compromised after removal of T6. Low amenity value. Removal ofT6 & T7 would enhance the view of the naturalised Holm Oak woodland situated behind. T8: Sycamore: Currently undergoing further assessment by microboring. Fell due to substantial cavity and rot at base. T9: Sycamore: Thin by 10% and align with trees next door to provide a more balanced crown between the three. TI0: Sycamore: Removal of codominant stem. Crown to be brought in line with neighbour. T11: Sycamore: 10% crown thin. T12: Sycamore: Crown cleaned and thin 15% to help retain high amenity value of tree. T13: Sycamore: Reduce size in line with its neighbours. Crown clean to maintain. These operations would be considered good practice and essential for maintenance. T14: Ash: Re-pollard. Situated near road and 4 or 5 years since its previous works. Would be considered good practice.
No Objection, 2020-01-28 · Isle of Wight Council · 19/01609/TW - Proposed eco-lodge to provide one unit of holiday accommodation
Refused, 2019-12-23 · Isle of Wight Council · 19/01311/FUL - T1 Bay tree situated as detailed in the is to be felled to near ground level. T2 Sycamore tree situated as detailed in the is to be felled to near ground level. T3 Horse chestnut tree situated as detailed in the is to be felled to near ground level. T4 Sycamore tree situated as detailed in the is to be felled to near ground level. T5 Sycamore tree situated as detailed in the is to be felled to near ground level.
No Objection, 2019-12-11 · Isle of Wight Council · 19/01334/TW - To fell the three trees detailed in the application to near ground level
Granted, 2018-04-04 · Isle of Wight Council · TW/0102/18 - Clear the scrub in the garden
Granted, 2016-06-07 · Isle of Wight Council · TW/0160/16
Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.
This is the corporate ownership of the title as HM Land Registry records it. The full register entry, including any charges, is at HM Land Registry.
Information produced by HM Land Registry © Crown copyright and database right. A matter of public record about the property's corporate owner, not about any person.
Want the full picture on one company? The ownership, people and titles reports, and the full asset and risk dossier, come back the same working day, workings included. The first one is free. Request it here.