Hawthorn tree remove to ground level, several Laurel trees fell to ground level. Small apple tree - Fell to ground level, due to disruption from the roots to the retaining wall, gradient difference is being impacted. Repairs are required to the wall and cannot be carried out whilst trees are in their location.
Partial removal of rear wall and associated works, erection of a single storey rear extension, and addition of window on the lower ground floor. Replacement of rear balcony with roof terrace. Installation of rear double doors on upper ground floor. Alterations to existing rear garden. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)
Works to trees protected by a TPO. Sycamore. Large tree to the rear of the garden, it consists of a main trunk with 2 large leaders giving the appearance of 3 separate trees. It has been previously reduced in an uneven fashion, intention to reduce previous points by 2-3 metres, reduce the front leader by 5 metres to give the tree a uniform shape. Front garden - Holly, previously reduced, thin by 10% and cut back extraneous growth.
Front of Property: Magnolia tree: • Removal of one limb from the roadside. • Overall prune. Ivy hedge: • Reduced by 1 foot in height. Hawthorn tree: • Reducing to the height of the gutter and removal back to boundary line. Hazel and Laurel tree: • Prune away from property. Back of Property: Silver Birch (Neighboring): • Prune back. Cotoneaster: • Prune back to previous points.
T1 magnolia reduce by 0.5m overall canopy to reduce size for space. T2 dead holly remove to ground level T3 holly cut away from lamppost to allow light to shine on the path. T4 leaning cherry reduce canopy by 3m height and sides to remove weight and maintain its staying upright. Very heavy lean due to light competition.
T1 Holly - Reduce height by 3.5m to level illustrated & trim sides to tidy and contain T2 Hazel (rear right corner) - Reduce to a finished height of 4m. T3 Hazel (rear Right Boundary) - Remove secondary limb crossing dominant stem illustrated to tidy. T4 Mixed boundary hedging (rear of garden close to pond) - Reduce to a finished height of 3m.
Hawthorn tree remove to ground level, several Laurel trees fell to ground level. Small apple tree - Fell to ground level, due to disruption from the roots to the retaining wall, gradient difference is being impacted. Repairs are required to the wall and cannot be carried out whilst trees are in their location.
Partial removal of rear wall and associated works, erection of a single storey rear extension, and addition of window on the lower ground floor. Replacement of rear balcony with roof terrace. Installation of rear double doors on upper ground floor. Alterations to existing rear garden. (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)
Works to trees protected by a TPO. Sycamore. Large tree to the rear of the garden, it consists of a main trunk with 2 large leaders giving the appearance of 3 separate trees. It has been previously reduced in an uneven fashion, intention to reduce previous points by 2-3 metres, reduce the front leader by 5 metres to give the tree a uniform shape. Front garden - Holly, previously reduced, thin by 10% and cut back extraneous growth.
Front of Property: Magnolia tree: • Removal of one limb from the roadside. • Overall prune. Ivy hedge: • Reduced by 1 foot in height. Hawthorn tree: • Reducing to the height of the gutter and removal back to boundary line. Hazel and Laurel tree: • Prune away from property. Back of Property: Silver Birch (Neighboring): • Prune back. Cotoneaster: • Prune back to previous points.
T1 magnolia reduce by 0.5m overall canopy to reduce size for space. T2 dead holly remove to ground level T3 holly cut away from lamppost to allow light to shine on the path. T4 leaning cherry reduce canopy by 3m height and sides to remove weight and maintain its staying upright. Very heavy lean due to light competition.
T1 Holly - Reduce height by 3.5m to level illustrated & trim sides to tidy and contain T2 Hazel (rear right corner) - Reduce to a finished height of 4m. T3 Hazel (rear Right Boundary) - Remove secondary limb crossing dominant stem illustrated to tidy. T4 Mixed boundary hedging (rear of garden close to pond) - Reduce to a finished height of 3m.
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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Conservation Area
Highgate · reference CA1 · covers 23 of 23 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Highgate · reference CA1 · covers 23 of 23 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
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EPC F/G · 18 Apr 2010
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 10 Aug 2000
last sale £630,000 · 25 yrs held · 61 WOOD LANE · source hmlr_ppd
Long hold · 3 Dec 1998
last sale £552,000 · 27 yrs held · 49 WOOD LANE · source hmlr_ppd
EPC F/G · 18 Apr 2010
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 10 Aug 2000
last sale £630,000 · 25 yrs held · 61 WOOD LANE · source hmlr_ppd
Long hold · 3 Dec 1998
last sale £552,000 · 27 yrs held · 49 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 5UD, Haringey: planning and property history | Planning Atlas