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Intended Works: Removal of 3x Sycamore Trees (Acer Psuedoplatanus) from garden of Wharf Farm Dairy (pictures attached). The three sycamore trees are between 8 & 10 metres from the outer wall of the house and lie between 1 & 2 metres of the foundations of the Grade 2 Listed Blackbridge over the River Itchen. The Sycamores are an estimated 12 meters in height and lower branches reach to within 2m of the building. Reasons for removal: Allow light into the garden. Growth under the heavy sycamore canopy is restricted & grass will not grow. Prevent future root damage to both house and bridge Reduce leaf & seed fall which is causing guttering blockages and damage to the property. Mitigating Planting: A Weeping Willow (Salix Babylonica) will be planted adjacent to the site of the furthest sycamore to maintain the aesthetic aspect of the property when viewed from Blackbridge & College Walk.

Wharf Farm Dairy Wharf Hill Winchester Hampshire SO23 9NQ

DecidedReference: 25/02350/TPCWinchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree In A Conservation Area
Received
19 Nov 2025
Validated
19 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Winchester City Council

Application overview

Intended Works: Removal of 3x Sycamore Trees (Acer Psuedoplatanus) from garden of Wharf Farm Dairy (pictures attached). The three sycamore trees are between 8 & 10 metres from the outer wall of the house and lie between 1 & 2 metres of the foundations of the Grade 2 Listed Blackbridge over the River Itchen. The Sycamores are an estimated 12 meters in height and lower branches reach to within 2m of the building. Reasons for removal: Allow light into the garden. Growth under the heavy sycamore canopy is restricted & grass will not grow. Prevent future root damage to both house and bridge Reduce leaf & seed fall which is causing guttering blockages and damage to the property. Mitigating Planting: A Weeping Willow (Salix Babylonica) will be planted adjacent to the site of the furthest sycamore to maintain the aesthetic aspect of the property when viewed from Blackbridge & College Walk.

Proposal details

Reference
25/02350/TPC
Ward
ST MICHAEL WARD
Parish
Winchester Town

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Wharf Farm Dairy Wharf Hill Winchester Hampshire SO23 9NQ

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Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF5 Feb 2026View
CITY OF WINCHESTER TRUST-OBJECTS(FULL)Public Comment · PDF10 Dec 2025View
DrawingDrawing20 Nov 2025View

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