Replacement garden annexe with a new single‑storey building. Works include new brick boundary wall, associated garden landscaping, installation of air‑source heat pump, and external alterations.
Listed Building Consent for works to a Grade II listed dwelling, comprising the construction of a new single‑storey rear extension; repair, upgrading and limited replacement of existing windows; internal refurbishment and reconfiguration of the existing layout, including lowering of the lower‑ground‑floor level, installation of new staircases, associated structural works and redecoration. External works include landscaping of the rear garden, installation of an air‑source heat pump, and associated works.
Works to a Grade II listed dwelling comprising the construction of a new single-storey rear extension, replacement of existing windows, internal refurbishment and reconfiguration of the existing layout including lowering of the lower ground floor level, installation of a new staircase, associated structural works and redecoration. External works include landscaping of the rear garden, Air-Source Heat Pump and associated works.
T1 large Horse Chestnut reduce overall canopy by 1m causing excessive shade and to manage size for space T2 Lime reduce by 2ft formative pruning to manage size and restrict growth by starting management program
Listed building consent. This application is for opening up works only, including trial pits at lower ground floor to establish the foundation structure of the existing house. Some limited opening up of finishes at lower ground floor level to establish construction and condition.
T1-Ivy clad Hawthorn tree- (8m)- cut to ground level. T2-Neighbors Cypress trees-(12m)- prune back low branches up to a height of approximately 6m by approximately 2m whilst maintaining green foliage.
T1 - cherry tree (8m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 1m reduction. T2 - cherry tree (9m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 1m reduction.
Five day notice for a part fallen Oak in the rear garden. The tree has taken out a wall and is currently leaning in various other trees. We would be cutting back front loaded branches to hopefully retain the main structure but to basically make it safe and to hopefully prevent it fully failing. There are numerous trees in this beautiful wood garden of which we will be dead-wood removal too.
Rear Garden: T1: Mature Pittosporum: Approximately 7.00m: Reduce by approximately 1.20m all round. Close proximity to property, branches touching roof. Control encroachment, General maintenance. T2: Mature Bay: Approximately 8.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m-1.50m. General maintenance. T3: Horse Chestnut: Approximately 9.00m: (Lower lawn): Fell to ground level. Dying tree. Trees Growing within the curtilage of No.28 Wood lane: T4: Mature Yew: This tree heavily encroaches over No.30 and is growing towards the roof: Reduce the lateral and sub lateral branches growing over the boundary back by approximately 1.50m to provide sufficient clearance from the building. Control encroachment. T5: Reduce by up to 1.50m. Control light levels, General maintenance.
Replacement garden annexe with a new single‑storey building. Works include new brick boundary wall, associated garden landscaping, installation of air‑source heat pump, and external alterations.
Listed Building Consent for works to a Grade II listed dwelling, comprising the construction of a new single‑storey rear extension; repair, upgrading and limited replacement of existing windows; internal refurbishment and reconfiguration of the existing layout, including lowering of the lower‑ground‑floor level, installation of new staircases, associated structural works and redecoration. External works include landscaping of the rear garden, installation of an air‑source heat pump, and associated works.
Works to a Grade II listed dwelling comprising the construction of a new single-storey rear extension, replacement of existing windows, internal refurbishment and reconfiguration of the existing layout including lowering of the lower ground floor level, installation of a new staircase, associated structural works and redecoration. External works include landscaping of the rear garden, Air-Source Heat Pump and associated works.
T1 large Horse Chestnut reduce overall canopy by 1m causing excessive shade and to manage size for space T2 Lime reduce by 2ft formative pruning to manage size and restrict growth by starting management program
Listed building consent. This application is for opening up works only, including trial pits at lower ground floor to establish the foundation structure of the existing house. Some limited opening up of finishes at lower ground floor level to establish construction and condition.
T1-Ivy clad Hawthorn tree- (8m)- cut to ground level. T2-Neighbors Cypress trees-(12m)- prune back low branches up to a height of approximately 6m by approximately 2m whilst maintaining green foliage.
T1 - cherry tree (8m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 1m reduction. T2 - cherry tree (9m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 1m reduction.
Five day notice for a part fallen Oak in the rear garden. The tree has taken out a wall and is currently leaning in various other trees. We would be cutting back front loaded branches to hopefully retain the main structure but to basically make it safe and to hopefully prevent it fully failing. There are numerous trees in this beautiful wood garden of which we will be dead-wood removal too.
Rear Garden: T1: Mature Pittosporum: Approximately 7.00m: Reduce by approximately 1.20m all round. Close proximity to property, branches touching roof. Control encroachment, General maintenance. T2: Mature Bay: Approximately 8.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m-1.50m. General maintenance. T3: Horse Chestnut: Approximately 9.00m: (Lower lawn): Fell to ground level. Dying tree. Trees Growing within the curtilage of No.28 Wood lane: T4: Mature Yew: This tree heavily encroaches over No.30 and is growing towards the roof: Reduce the lateral and sub lateral branches growing over the boundary back by approximately 1.50m to provide sufficient clearance from the building. Control encroachment. T5: Reduce by up to 1.50m. Control light levels, General maintenance.
Building-control records are not yet collected for Haringey — the register is being gathered borough by borough (held so far: Lambeth, Brent, Ealing, Westminster, City and others).
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Highgate · reference CA1 · covers 22 of 22 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Highgate · reference CA1 · covers 22 of 22 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
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Planning precedent90 applications and 90 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy12 EPC records; ratings D: 2, E: 8, F: 2.
What is not assertedNo capacity, value or ownership claim is made at area level; those belong to individual premises records and their evidence.
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EPC F/G · 14 Jun 2020
· · source epc_register
EPC F/G · 23 Mar 2010
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 3 Aug 2000
last sale £355,000 · 25 yrs held · 4 WOOD LANE · source hmlr_ppd
EPC F/G · 14 Jun 2020
· · source epc_register
EPC F/G · 23 Mar 2010
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 3 Aug 2000
last sale £355,000 · 25 yrs held · 4 WOOD LANE · source hmlr_ppd
Boundary: OS Postcode Unit areas (Ordnance Survey), 2026-08-14. Planning records: canonical stage2. EPC: EPC register. Premises: OS AddressBase / UPRN.
N6 5UB, Haringey: planning and property history | Planning Atlas