1 and 2, Church House, Main Street, Farnsfield, Newark (NG22 8EY)

HM Land Registry title NT535934 · Freehold · NG22 8EY

NEWARK AND SHERWOOD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, EAST MIDLANDS

Who owns it

• Southwell and Nottingham Diocesan Board of Finance

Proprietorship: Corporate Body.

The building

• house
• Energy rating: D

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

Planning at this postcode

• T1 - Yew - Taking back 1m of growth and maintain finished size T2 - Indian Bean - Remove (dead) T3 - Cherry - Remove (diseased) T4 - Silver Birch - Remove - (bracket fungus) T5 - Irish Yew - Reduce to ground level and allow to regrow and manage correctly T6 - Cherry - Removal of ivy
  No Objection, 2026-06-16 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 26/00720/TWCA
• T1 - Cedar -Cut back extension of growth over the church drive, pavement and around an adjacent flagpole. Previously storm damaged limb to be cut back due to split forming.
  No Objection, 2026-05-12 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 26/00506/TWCA
• Single storey side extension, replacement rear window and refinish the existing rear extension with a render finish.
  Application Permitted, 2025-07-02 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 25/00366/HOUSE
• Silver Birch tree in front garden set back from the road, adjacent to driveway and close to property. Engage professional to undertake following work: Fell tree as the tree is confirmed as being in terminal decline due to the past works (expected to die in the next two years) no operations can prevent it. Cherry Tree (dead) in front garden close to boundary with highway. Engage professional to undertake following work: Fell dead tree. Provide two new trees (saplings) in front garden as replacements when fully grown. One Cherry Tree located close to existing cherry tree and Tulip tree located adjacent driveway of the property to replace silver birch.
  No Objection, 2024-08-05 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 24/01212/TWCA
• Silver Birch tree in front garden set back from the road, adjacent to driveway and close to property. Engage professional to undertake following work: Reduce height by up to 6m to reduce weight for safety and to maintain tree health (to retain tree as long as possible) Remove branches currently close to house (provide 3m clearance) to remove risk of damage to property. Remove dead branches as appropriate.
  No Objection, 2024-04-12 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 24/00518/TWCA
• To raise the canopy of the mature horse chestnut tree in the front garden by 5 to 6 meters, also ensuring that branches remain 2 to 3 metres away from the house.
  No Objection, 2024-02-28 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 24/00173/TWCA
• Mature Cedar - remove partially failed stem to union (5 day exemption)
  No Objection, 2024-02-02 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 24/00225/TWCA
• T1 mature Lime - Re pollard to previous height of approximately 6m
  No Objection, 2023-09-01 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 23/01488/TWCA
• T1 - Lime Crown lift to 5.2m all round (from ground level), aiming to fulfill statutory requirements and prevent further damage to branches from delivery lorries: Remove major deadwood: Crown thin by 20%.
  No Objection, 2023-04-20 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 23/00558/TWCA
• Replacement of fence with brick wall
  Application Permitted, 2023-02-09 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 22/02282/HOUSE

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

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