3 and 3a Watergate Road, Newport (PO30 1XN)
HM Land Registry title IW46010 · Freehold · £682,000 paid · PO30 1XN
ISLE OF WIGHT, ISLE OF WIGHT, SOUTH EAST
Who owns it
- Merriemead Limited (12938413)
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 land
1,607 m² (0.40 acres) on the title plan. INSPIRE parcel 24786740.
Sale history
- £682,000 · 2021-03-24 · Freehold
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (Open Government Licence v3.0).
Planning at this postcode
- Variegated Maple; lift the crown 2-3 meters above the lawn and reduce the crown by 1-2 meters
No Objection, 2025-02-14 · Isle of Wight Council · 25/00134/TW - This application includes trees covered by TPOs and Conservation Area: 2x Copper beech - Reduce crown by 30% Holly tree - Pollard to a height of 2.7m
Split Decision, 2024-04-19 · Isle of Wight Council · 24/00272/TW - Rear of property. T1 Copper beech. Proposed work: Crown lift by 4 metres and removal of single branch to good growth point Reason: To allow more light into garden and clear neighbouring fence. Front of property. T2 Yew. Proposed work: reduce overhang from driveway by 2-3 metres to balance crown. Reason: To improve shape of tree. T3 Lime: Proposed work: Remove lowest north limb to two metres from trunk to re-pollard, 120% reduction of remaining Reason: To reduce overhang from driveway and allow more light into the property.
Granted, 2023-10-30 · Isle of Wight Council · 23/01485/TW - P; Poplar (est. height 7m) - Remove completely. Tree is dead. C; Cypress (est. height 8m) - Reduce in height to approx 5m.
No Objection, 2023-05-30 · Isle of Wight Council · 23/00611/TW - Two beech trees (T1 and T2) on this property are hosts to Ganoderma bracket fungi. T1; Beech tree - Removal down to ground level. T2; Beech tree - Removal down to ground level. T1, is very close to the entrance to the drive. This tree has 3 easily visible brackets (see photos attached), one of these brackets is especially large and has been present on the tree for quite some time, but some new smaller brackets are appearing, suggesting that the extent of decay has spread throughout the base of the tree. As well as these new brackets, there is some severe bulging and deformity at the base as the tree tries to put more meat on to compensate for the Internal decay. I would suspect this tree to be hollow and pose a severe risk of failure. Owing to the fact this tree is very large and in close proximity to the dwelling, the drive where the resident's cars are parked daily beneath, and the tree is also right next to a pedestrian footway and a road on a school route with several school busses travelling down it daily, I would recommend removal of this tree to be the most prudent to eliminate risk to life and property. Alternatively, some retrenchment pruning and close monitoring. The second beech tree, T2, has a very large bracket on a large limb about 15 feet up (see photos). Around this bracket, there is some clearly visible deadwood and decay. And above this bracket, there is lots of epicormic growth visible (see photos), suggesting that the tree has some serious internal stress, and this may be symptomatic of an imminent failure. Again, I would recommend the removal of this tree to be the most prudent to eliminate risk to life and property. Alternatively, some retrenchment pruning and close monitoring, This tree T2 is slightly further set back from the house and driveway, so it doesn't pose as much of a risk to the homeowner, but like T1 is very close to the road and pedestrian footway and school route.
Refused, 2023-01-27 · Isle of Wight Council · 22/01980/TW - T1; Holly tree - Trimming 0.5m all over. Reducing interference with the T2 magnolia in close proximity. Balancing and shaping. T2; Magnolia - Crown reduction of 15% all over. Reducing interference with the T1 holly tree in close proximity. And creating a more balanced aesthetic. T3; Hazel - remove unmanaged limbs encroaching over the boundary wall from the neighbour's garden and into 1 Watergate Road garden. T4; Holly tree - Holly has two shoots from a lateral branch that have overtaken the natural crown height as a reaction to poor pruning or breakage. Remove two unnatural lead stems to balance and tidy the tree. T5; Laurel hedging - 1.0m all over, removing leggy growth, balance, tidy, and shape. T6; Bay hedging -Trimming 0.5m all over to balance, shape, and tidy. T7; Eucalyptus tree. Dismantle and remove down to ground level. The tree has now outgrown its location and has become too large to be pruned and managed. Poor planting selection. Unsuitable for long-term retention. T8; Beech tree - Dismantle and remove to ground level. Self-seeded beech now interfering with the standout beech tree it is growing directly beneath. unsuitable for longterm retention.
Granted, 2022-12-21 · Isle of Wight Council · 22/01724/TW - Beech tree - Remove limb that is now close to causing damage to summerhouse. Tree is of a considerable size and removal of the limb will be a small reduction in overall tree size.
Granted, 2022-01-11 · Isle of Wight Council · 21/02006/TW - ** 5 Day Notice** T1; Beech - Fell to ground level. Base of tree and roots showing heavy amounts of fungi (giant polypore and ganoderma) and the tree crown is showing signs of deterioration. Concerns over safety as tree overhangs a highway and footpath and is within striking distance of property.
Granted, 2021-10-20 · Isle of Wight Council · 21/02033/TW - T1; Beech situated as detailed in the application is to have the following work carried out - To crown clean (remove all major dead, dying, damaged and diseased branches) including the removal of the Ivy.
Granted, 2021-05-20 · Isle of Wight Council · 21/00604/TW - Proposed single storey rear extension
Granted, 2021-05-12 · Isle of Wight Council · 21/00481/HOU
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