30-36 Noble Crescent, Wetherby (LS22 7DU)
HM Land Registry title YY69847 · Freehold · LS22 7DU
LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, YORKS AND HUMBER
Who owns it
- Yorkshire Housing Limited
Proprietorship: Registered Society (Company).
The building
- house
- Energy rating: B
From the Energy Performance Certificate register (Open Government Licence v3.0).
Sale history
- £235,000 · 2024-01-30 · Freehold
- £105,000 · 2019-07-15 · Leasehold
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (Open Government Licence v3.0).
Planning at this postcode
- T1 Sycamore: Lift the canopy up to 5m removing 2 limbs at the bottom. T2 Sycamore: Lift the canopy to 5m above ground level removing 2 Limbs.
Split decision, 2026-06-23 · Leeds City Council · 26/02406/TR - T689, T690, T691, T692, T693,T694, T695, T696, T697, T698, T700, T702, T703 listed on the attached Tree Report to remove.
Approved, 2025-12-08 · Leeds City Council · 25/06096/TR - T1 mature Ash - Request/application is to remove the tree to ground level Reasons: severe decay, poor tree architecture which is a high risk of major failure onto houses and gardens. nearby trees approved for major reduction which will further the risk of failure due to wind exposure
Approved, 2025-07-31 · Leeds City Council · 25/03381/TR - T1 Ash - Monolithing for arboricultural reasons: Ash dieback. Seek approval to monolith to a height of 5m, to leave a habitat stem T2 Lime - Approval to reduce top canopy by 5m, making cuts at suitable unions. Pruning to reduce risk of harm. T3 Ash - Reduce the top canopy by 4m at suitable unions. Remove secondary branches Reduce lateral branch to the West by 3m to reduce the stress on the union where the large cavity is. Pruning to reduce risk of harm.
Approved, 2025-07-29 · Leeds City Council · 25/03333/TR - T1 and T3 Ash, T2 Lime - Thinning of crowns up to 30%. The trees are situated approximately 6m from the back of the property and reaching over 25m in height The trees crown are densely populated, branches extend significantly over my property causing shading and obstruction to natural light. This request is made due to excessive shading to windows and doors.
Refused, 2025-06-03 · Leeds City Council · 25/01017/TR - Single storey garden room to rear, incorporating new patio and decking area with canopy over
Approved, 2024-07-30 · Leeds City Council · 24/01674/FU - First floor rear extension, new window to existing side elevation, and resiting of first floor window to rear
Approved, 2024-06-04 · Leeds City Council · 24/01170/FU - T19, T20 Ash - Fell, Details of condition in the attached report
Approved, 2022-11-02 · Leeds City Council · 22/07137/TR - T1 Ash - Crown thinning 15-20% Crown reduction by 2m and removal of deadwood Works due to encroachment creating excessive shading to garden and the house.
Approved, 2022-05-31 · Leeds City Council · 22/02660/TR - Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a single storey rear extension
Approved, 2021-02-10 · Leeds City Council · 21/00349/CLP
Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.
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