Church Road (St Johns Lane to New Ash Green)

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Because Church Road is so long, the profile of the road has been split in two, see Church Road - Ash Road to St Johns Lane for the urban part of Church Road.

Church Road runs for 1.6 miles through much of the length of Hartley. It is the ancient highway that took travellers up to the ancient All Saints' Church and Hartley Court, the old manor house of Hartley. This article deals with what can be characterised as the "rural" part of the road, running from St John's Lane to New Ash Green.

Hartley Court, Church Road

There is some query as to whether the road has always been called Church Road, as late as 1922 the district council were referring to the road as "Stocks Road", and the developers of the Payne and Trapps estate simply called it "Main Road". It is probable that like Castle Hill, the road had a number of unofficial names until Church Road was finally settled upon. Before the war the houses between Hartley Hill and the end of the road were said to be part of Hartley Hill, but after the war Church Road gradually took over.

Increasing urbanisation of the road after the first World War led to more traffic. In 1927-1929 the macadam surface was tarredfor the first time. Shortly after in 1930 Kent County Council applied for and got restrictions on which vehicles could use the road under the Roads Act 1920. Three years later road direction signs were added at the South End and Hartley Hill junctions. Work was done to mitigate the blind corners in 1933 but even so the council objected (unsuccessfully) in 1934 to the bus service going along Church Road, on the grounds that "Church Road, Hartley, was a narrow carriageway throughout, with many sharp bends, and that the service would be a danger to pedestrians and other traffic."

In 1962 Kent County Council decided to widen the road from the Ash Road junction to Stocks Hill and started acquiring the land to do so. It would be 10 years before the works were completed though. The Parish Council objected to the plans in 1966 because they claimed the widening proposed would spoil the rural aspect of Church Road. Nevertheless works began in 1968.

Stocks Farm, Church Road

Most of this section of the road is subject only to the national speed limit of 60mph. The irony being that the change from 30mph happens at the top of Stocks Hill, just as the road narrows. Originally Church Road was just subject to the national speed limit. Dartford RDC recommended a 30mph speed limit in 1935, but it was not until 1974 that this became a reality between Ash Road and Ardgowan/The Oakdene (London Gazette 1.2.1974).

As might be expected, a long stretch of road such as this cuts across a number of Hartley's ancient farms. In 1700 there were 8 buildings here, from north to south - Brickend, Stocks Farm, the original Rectory where Parsonage Cottages are today, All Saints' Church, Hartley Court, Hartley Hill Cottage, Goodwins Cottage, Whiffins Cottage and New House Farm. By 1900 the only ones added were the two New Hayes Cottages, for farm workers at New House Farm. Like much of Hartley, many more houses were built following the acquisition of Hartley Court and Hartley Manor by Small Owners Limited in 1912. As a result the predominant form of housing here is bungalows with large gardens. All of this part of Church Road is now in the green belt, which has acted as a brake on development (with the exception of New Ash Green which was allowed when the green belt was only proposed). It has prevented plans for residential development at Hartley Court in 1960, 1961, 1964, 1965 and 1966 for example.

Parsonage Cottages, Church Road

Statistics about the road

Subject	Details
Length of Road	1.6 miles (2,625m)
KCC Reference	Part of U1118 (Unclassified single carriageway - adopted)
Area	114.7 acres / 46.4 hectares Measured using DEFRA Magic Map - large gardens and road surface included, not Church, farmland, woodland, Manor Field
Houses	Detached house - 31 Detached bungalow - 34 Detached chalet bungalow - 15 Converted outbuilding - 3 Semi-detached house - 4 Mobile Home - 1 Total - 88
Housing Density	0.8 houses per acre / 1.9 houses per hectare
Population (2011)	197
Energy Consumption (2015)	Electrdicity only - 7,497 KWH per year per household (this road does not have mains gas, so electricity consumption is much higher than other parts of Hartley that do).

Information about the houses

Explanation:

Date of Construction is sometimes approximate. Plot histories include the ancient farms and fields.

(1) Planning Permissions include the reference number, so more details can be seen at Sevenoaks Council. My records are not complete and I have not included refused or withdrawn applications.

(2) Rateable value - Sevenoaks Council has the rating registers for 1956, 1963 and 1972. The rateable value is what the annual rental value of the property was thought to be. For some reason the 1956 valuation contained what was thought to be the annual rental value in 1939.

(3) Council tax is based on what the Valuation Office thought the property would have sold for in 1993. It is divided into 8 value bands.

I have tried to make sure the information is accurate, but no responsibility can be taken for any errors. If you plan to rely on the information, you should check the source data to be sure. If you spot an error, please let me know via the contact form.

East Side

Cranbrook, Bedale and Weybourne, Church Road

Barncroft, an early Small Owners house

Plum Castle and Cobweb Corner, Church Road

Bests Cottages (demolished) Church Road DA3 8DW

Building History

1858 First Built

1903 Building demolished by order of Dartford Rural District Council

Rates and Council Tax

Sales and Rents

Site History

0.1

Orchard Lea Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached house

Building History

1951 First Built

2006 Building demolished

1950 Planning App Granted: Erect bungalow (50/41)

1963 Planning App N/A: Erect dwelling house on land adjoining (63/669)

2004 Planning App Refused: Demolish and replace with 2 detached dwellings (04/1275)

2004 Planning App Withdrawn: Demolish and replace with 2 houses (04/3077)

2005 Planning App Withdrawn: Replacement House (05/2334)

2006 Planning App Granted: Replacement dwelling (06/57)

2006 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 2 (external surface materials) of planning application SE/06/00057/FUL (06/2678)

2007 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 10 (levels) of Planning Permission SE/06/00057/FUL (07/53)

2007 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to Conditions 3, 4 and 5 of planning application SE/06/00057. (07/1127)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £43

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £130

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £317

2008 Council Tax: G (£160-320K) Formerly Band E (1993-2006)

Sales and Rents

1951 Sale Price: £1450 (3 Apr 1951) Mortgage valuation

2004 Sale Price: £312000 (5 May 2004) Annual percentage change since 1951: +11%

2005 Sale Price: £299500 (21 Nov 2005) Annual percentage change since 2004: -3%

Site History

1624 Part of half acre field called Pightell or The Strake, belonging to Middle Farm

1918 Part of Cedars, Manor Drive smallholding, bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles William Taylor

Briar Rose Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached chalet bungalow

Building History

1992 First Built

1968 Planning App Refused: Erect dwelling house on land adjoining Orchard Lea (68/488)

1973 Planning App Refused: Erect detached dwelling on land adjoining Orchard Lea (73/Meeting Sep 73)

1979 Planning App Refused: ERECTION OF ONE DETACHED DWELLING WITH GARAGES AND CONSTRUCTION OF CESSPOOL (79/881)

1985 Planning App Refused: RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OF APPROXIMATELY 3 HA. OF LAND (85/478)

1985 Planning App Refused: Erect dwelling and garage on land adjoining (85/1309)

1991 Planning App Granted: Erection of detached dwelling (Outline) (91/1957)

1992 Planning App Granted: Details of detached bungalow and double garage pursuant toSE/91/1957 (92/305)

1992 Planning App Granted: Removal of condition 4 (to allow increased floor space)and variation of condition 8 of planning permissionSE/91/1957 (to allow for provision of first floor) andrevised details of dwelling (92/945)

Rates and Council Tax

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2000 Sale Price: £309000 (29 Jun 2000)

Site History

1624 Part of half acre field called Pightell or The Strake, belonging to Middle Farm

1918 Part of Cedars, Manor Drive smallholding, bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles William Taylor

1937 Planning App Granted: Proposed rectory (37/Meeting 1937-06-01)

1947 Planning App Granted: Pair of semi-detached bungalows and house (47/4179)

Brickend Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached house

Building History

1600 First Built

1969 Planning App Granted: Alterations to form living room, bedroom, bathroom, study (69/193)

1970 Planning App Granted: Car port and vehicular access (70/455)

1971 Planning App Refused: Use of rooms for childminding (16 children) (71/54)

1971 Planning App Refused: Erect dwelling north of (71/597)

1985 Planning App Refused: RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OF APPROXIMATELY 3 HA. OF LAND (85/478)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £50

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £140

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £598

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1997 Sale Price: £350000 (23 Oct 1997) Advertised Price (Sevenoaks Chronicle)

Site History

1600 Smallholding in its own right

1919 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Alfred Neill or Constance Coetze

The Beeches Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached bungalow

Building History

1921 First Built

1999 Planning App Granted: Extension to provide hall, cloakroom, & bedroom (99/2027)

2005 Planning App Granted: Replace metal roof of outbuilding with pitched tiled roof (05/978)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £38

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £105

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £264

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1995 Sale Price: £122000 (26 Jun 1995)

1999 Sale Price: £145000 (15 Jan 1999) Annual percentage change since 1995: +5%

Site History

1392 Part of Northfield, belonging to Hartley Court estate

1914 Part of plot in Manor Drive bought from Small Owners Limited by Percy Harris

The Garth Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached House (3 bed)

Building History

1970 First Built

1995 Rebuilding

1967 Planning App Granted: Demolish ex-buildings, erect detached house and garage (67/545)

1967 Planning App Granted: (1968) Details of bungalow, site of Stocks Farm (67/545.1)

1995 Planning App Granted: Replacement 3 bed detached dwelling (95/947)

1996 Planning App Granted: Details of facing materials pursuant to condition 2 of permission SE/95/0947. (96/1131)

1996 Planning App Granted: Details of landscaping pursuant to condition 3 of permission SE/95/0947 (96/1374)

2008 Planning App Refused: First floor front extension (08/2752)

Rates and Council Tax

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £275

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K)

2013 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2007 Sale Price: £580000 (31 Jan 2007)

Site History

1798 Part of 6 acre field called Barnfield (formerly Five Acre Field), belonging to Stocks Farm

1915 (other part) Part of Barncroft smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Pentland

1915 (part bordering on Church Road) Part of Stocks Farm smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by William Lockwood

Cranbrook Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached House

Building History

1961 First Built

2001 Planning App Granted: Demolition of garage and alterations and extensions to existing dwelling. (01/211)

2002 Planning App Granted: Amendment to 01/21 (02/444)

Rates and Council Tax

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £175

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £448

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Formerly Band G (1993)

Sales and Rents

2000 Sale Price: £267000 (21 Feb 2000)

Site History

1798 Part of 6 acre field called Barnfield (formerly Five Acre Field), belonging to Stocks Farm

1915 Part of Barncroft smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Pentland

Bedale Church Road DA3 8DT

Semi-detached house (3 bed)

Building History

1939 First Built

1981 Planning App Refused: TWO STOREY EXTENSION TO DWELLING INCORPORATING A DOUBLE GARAGE (81/957)

1982 Planning App Granted: Conservatory To Dwelling (82/1217)

1983 Planning App Granted: EXTENSION TO DWELLING (83/712)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £44

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £128

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £294

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K) Formerly Band F (1993)

Sales and Rents

2007 Sale Price: £362000 (31 Aug 2007)

Site History

1798 Part of 6 acre field called Barnfield (formerly Five Acre Field), belonging to Stocks Farm

1915 Part of Barncroft smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Pentland

Weybourne Church Road DA3 8DT

Semi-detached house

Former Name(s): Chilton (to 1945)

Building History

1939 First Built

1970 Planning App Refused: Car port (70/408)

1987 Planning App Granted: Extension and replacement garage (87/403)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £44

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £128

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £284

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1633 (a) Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field); also (b) Part of 6 acre field called Barnfield (formerly Five Acre Field), belonging to Stocks Farm

1915 Part of Barncroft smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Pentland

Greenacres Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached House

Building History

1949 First Built

1949 Planning App Granted: Erect outhouse (49/64)

1975 Planning App Granted: Single storey lounge and kitchen extension at rear (75/606)

1976 Planning App Granted: Construction Of Dormer Window At Front Rear And Side Of Dwelling (76/691)

1998 Planning App Granted: Demolition of store/workshop and erection of garage, kitchen and first floor granny annexe (bed sitting room and en-suite) together with bathroom. Amended plans received 16.3.99. (98/2288)

2004 Planning App Granted: Details of materials pursuant to condition 2 of SE/03/02289/FUL (04/1183)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £50

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £136

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £305

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1998 Sale Price: £265000 (26 Mar 1998)

2000 Sale Price: £340000 (13 Oct 2000) Annual percentage change since 1998: +10%

Site History

1915 Part of Barncroft smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Pentland

Barncroft Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached house (3 bed)

Building History

1917 First Built

1972 Planning App Granted: Erection of 2 storey lounge and bedroom extension at rear (72/741)

"2021 Planning App Refused: New single storey extension to rear with green

roof. New pitched roof to rear. Alterations to fenestration. Replacement of the clay roof tiles with slate tiles. New patio area. Re-alignment of the middle window on the main elevation first floor (21/662)"

2021 Planning App Refused: Proposed single storey rear extension, new pitched roof to existing first floor rear extension with gable glazing to rear elevation. Re-alignment of the centre window to the main elevation at first floor. (21/2036)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £42

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £120

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £261

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1950 Sale Price: £2400 (4 Oct 1950) Surveyor's valuation

Site History

1915 Part of Barncroft smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Pentland

Delaine Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Delaine (to 1964)

Building History

1949 First Built

1955 Planning App Granted: Garage and vehicular access (55/436)

1973 Planning App Granted: Extension at Rear (73/Meeting Jun 73)

2006 Planning App Refused: Rear conservatory (06/1737)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £46

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £138

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £323

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1633 Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field)

1914 Part of The Knoll smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by George Henry McDannell

Claremont Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (3 bed)

Building History

1945 First Built. Date of architect's plan by Gerald E Burgess in Kent Archives (CKS U2724 B3/355)

1947 Planning App Granted: Brick store (47/4208)

1949 Planning App Granted: Erect greenhouse (49/83)

1950 Planning App Granted: Raising of roof of existing workshop & timber store (50/233)

1965 Planning App Granted: New front porch (65/613)

1987 Planning App Granted: Extension (87/1197)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £68

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £195

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £445

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1633 Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field)

1914 Part of The Knoll smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by George Henry McDannell

Greensleeves Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Greensleeves (to 1952)

Building History

1945 First Built. Original Name: River View

1983 Planning App Granted: EXTENSIONS TO DWELLING INCORPORATING GARAGE AND PORCH (83/490)

1995 Planning App Granted: Loft conversion incorporating an extended pitched roof (95/725)

2022 Planning App Granted: Prior notification of a single storey rear extension which extends 8 m beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house with a maximum height of 3.87 m and eaves height of 0.65 m. (22/1240)

2022 Planning App Granted: Outbuilding to rear containing a gym and a garden room (22/3564)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £52

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £150

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £336

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1633 Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field)

1914 Part of The Knoll smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by George Henry McDannell

Tilehurst Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (5 bed)

Former Name(s): Stanstead (to 1940); Donley (1940-1953)

Building History

1939 First Built

1953 Rebuilding

1949 Planning App Granted: Erect lean to conservatory (49/401)

1976 Planning App Granted: Rear Extension To Dwelling (76/862)

2006 Planning App Refused: Loft conversion (06/1784)

2006 Planning App Granted: Loft conversion (06/2539)

2009 Planning App Granted: Loft conversion, roof lights, chimney (09/2351)

2010 Planning App Refused: Front porch (10/184)

2010 Planning App Granted: Rear dormer (10/184)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £51

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £148

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £329

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1953 Sale Price: £2600 (18 May 1953)

2006 Sale Price: £325000 (23 Feb 2006) Annual percentage change since 1953: +10%

Site History

1633 Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field)

1914 Part of The Knoll smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by George Henry McDannell

Flora Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (3 bed)

Former Name(s): Erceldoune (to 1990)

Building History

1939 First Built

1993 Planning App Granted: Proposed conservatory. (93/1434)

2020 Planning App Withdrawn: Erection of a first floor rear extension, roof alterations to form gable ends to sides & front, insertion of rooflights (20/2826)

2021 Planning App Granted: Proposed demolition of side conservatory and alterations to ground floor. Proposed raising of wall plate, roof alterations and attic conversion. (21/2087)

2022 Planning App Withdrawn: Proposed demolition of side conservatory and alterations to ground floor plan. Proposed raising of wall plate, roof alterations and attic conversion to form 4 bedrooms and shower room. (22/822)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £51

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £148

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £329

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1939 Sale Price: £500 (4 Jul 1939)

2017 Sale Price: £565000 (10 Nov 2017) Annual percentage change since 1939: +9%

Site History

1633 Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field)

1914 Part of The Knoll smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by George Henry McDannell

The Knoll Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (4 bed)

Building History

1922 First Built

1922 Planning App Granted: Timber framed bungalow (22/Meeting 1922-05-23)

1951 Planning App Refused: Siting of caravan at the rear of (51/48)

1951 Planning App Refused: Operate car hire service (51/97)

2016 Planning App Granted: Demolition of existing garage and shed and replacement with a single storey side extension (16/51)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £48

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £140

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £407

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K) Flagged for review on sale

Sales and Rents

2014 Sale Price: £500000 (12 May 2014)

Site History

1633 Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field)

1914 Part of The Knoll smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by George Henry McDannell

The Paddock Church Road DA3 8DT

Converted outbuilding

Building History

0 First Built. Constructed as agricultural building for horticulture business

2019 First Built. Converted to house

Rates and Council Tax

2019 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1633 Part of two fields making 20 acres called Upper Horse Lease and Lower Horse Lease, belonging to Hartley Manor (by 1844 they had been absorbed into a 59 acre field called Home Field)

1914 Part of The Knoll smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by George Henry McDannell

Park House Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached house (4 bed; 3 bed prior to 2011)

Former Name(s): Parsonage Orchard (to 2011)

Building History

1916 First Built

2011 Rebuilding

1945 Planning App Granted: Alterations to timber bungalow (45/3569)

1946 Planning App Granted: Addition to timber bungalow (46/3569)

1965 Planning App Granted: Replacement dwelling (65/598)

1965 Planning App Granted: (1966) Details v 65/598 (65/598.1)

1983 Planning App Granted: Convert internal garage to living accommodation; erect double garage (83/139)

1988 Planning App Granted: First Floor extenison (88/1662)

1989 Planning App Granted: Extension at first floor level to bedroom (Revision toapproval ref SE/88/1662). Amended plans received 23 NOV 89 (89/1467)

2010 Planning App Refused: Retention of use as nursery (10/3238)

2011 Planning App Withdrawn: Demolish existing extension and replace with new (11/86)

2011 Planning App Granted: Demolish garage and rear extension; erect 2 storey side extension (11/970)

2011 Planning App Withdrawn: Demolition and removal of the existing out buildings and the construction of a garage block (11/1879)

2011 Planning App Granted: Single storey lean-to extension (Retrospective) (11/3076)

2012 Planning App Refused: Single storey lean-to extension (Retrospective) (12/3076)

2013 Planning App Refused: Erection of single storey lean to extension (13/21)

2013 Planning App Refused: Erection of a new stable block. (13/764)

2015 Planning App Refused: Retain existing masonry outbuilding. (15/1892)

2016 Planning App Granted: Replacement front boundary wall (16/183)

2017 Planning App Granted: Proposed change of use from existing outbuilding to provide residential premises. Alterations to fenestration. (17/633)

2017 Planning App Refused: Details pursuant to condition 2 (soft landscaping) of SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2476)

2017 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 8 (biodiversity) of SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2521)

2017 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 4 (parking) of SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2522)

2017 Planning App Withdrawn: Details pursuant to condition 5 (fencing) of SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2523)

2017 Planning App Refused: Details pursuant to condition 9 (lighting) of SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2524)

2017 Planning App Refused: Details pursuant to condition 10 (contamination) of SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2525)

2017 Planning App Refused: Details pursuant to condition 2 (soft landscaping) of planning permission SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2589)

2017 Planning App N/A: Details pursuant to condition 3 (means of enclosure) of planning permission SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2943)

2017 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 4 (parking) of planning permission SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2944)

2017 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 8 (biodiversity) of planning permission SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2945)

2017 Planning App Refused: Details pursuant to condition 10 (contaminated land assessment) of planning permission SE/17/00633/FUL. (17/2946)

2018 Planning App Refused: Alterations to fenestration and provision of adjacent garage block. (18/346)

2018 Planning App Refused: Construction of new entrance porch. (18/531)

2018 Planning App Refused: Proposed summer house. (18/536)

2018 Planning App Granted: Detail pursuant to condition 9 (lighting) of application 17/00633/FUL. (18/1913)

2018 Planning App Refused: Detail pursuant to condition 10 (contamination) of application 17/00633/FUL. (18/2310)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £26

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £75

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £593

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K) Flagged for review on sale

Sales and Rents

Site History

1634 Part of parsonage house and 1½ acres of glebe land

1920 Part of Parsonage Orchard smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by Reuben Hales

Old Parsonage Church Road DA3 8DT

Semi-detached house (3 bed)

Building History

1800 First Built

2017 Planning App Granted: Erection of a single storey rear extension. (17/483)

Rates and Council Tax

Sales and Rents

1996 Sale Price: £92000 (20 Dec 1996)

2003 Sale Price: £274995 (20 Oct 2003) Annual percentage change since 1996: +17%

Site History

1634 Part of parsonage house and 1½ acres of glebe land

1916 Part of Parsonage Cottages smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles Henry Parker

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £28

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £90

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £210

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K)

Old Parsonage Cottage Church Road DA3 8DT

The Gun Station Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Semi-detached house

Building History

1800 First Built

1921 First Built

1933 Planning App Granted: Conversion to cottages (33/Meeting 1933-04-04)

1957 Planning App Granted: Erect private garage (57/200)

1968 Planning App N/A: See Plum Castle (68/352) (68/352)

1969 Planning App Granted: Continued use of land for caravan for habitation (69/58)

1975 Planning App Granted: Demolition Of Existing Conservatory And Erection Of Single Storey Lounge And Bedroom Extension At Side And Rear (75/944)

1984 Planning App Granted: EXTENSION TO DWELLING (84/21)

2000 Planning App Granted: 1st floor side and rear extension and garage (00/1678)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £27

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £91

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £203

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K)

Sales and Rents

1964 Sale Price: £4000 (20 Mar 1964)

Site History

1392 Part of 20 acre field called Court Croft, belonging to Hartley Court

1634 Part of parsonage house and 1½ acres of glebe land

1916 Part of Parsonage Cottages smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles Henry Parker

1921 Part of Gun Station smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Wells Thatcher

1 The Gun Station (Demolished) Church Road DA3 8DT

Terraced bungalow

Building History

1921 First Built

1968 Building demolished

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £24

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £60

Sales and Rents

Site History

2 The Gun Station (Demolished) Church Road DA3 8DT

Terraced bungalow

Building History

1921 First Built

1968 Building demolished

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £20

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £50

Sales and Rents

Site History

3 The Gun Station (Demolished) Church Road DA3 8DT

Terraced bungalow

Building History

1921 First Built

1968 Building demolished

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £22

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £55

Sales and Rents

Site History

Plum Castle Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (3 bed)

Building History

1970 First Built

1968 Planning App Granted: Convert 1-3 Gun Station into 2 dwellings (68/352)

1991 Planning App Granted: Single storey rear extension (91/683)

1996 Planning App Granted: Breakfast room extension,and dormer windows to existing bedroom. (96/467)

1996 Planning App Granted: Details of facing materials pursuant to condition 2 of permission SE/96/0467. (96/1122)

Rates and Council Tax

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £327

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 20 acre field called Court Croft, belonging to Hartley Court

1921 Part of Gun Station smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Wells Thatcher

1997 Sale Price: £148750 (22 Sep 1997)

2005 Sale Price: £289000 (18 Mar 2005) Annual percentage change since 1997: +9%

2016 Sale Price: £386000 (14 Jul 2016) Annual percentage change since 2005: +3%

Cobweb Corner Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Building History

1970 First Built

1968 Planning App Granted: Convert 1-3 Gun Station into 2 dwellings (68/352)

1983 Planning App Refused: RAISING OF ROOF AND DORMER WINDOW EXTENSION TO DWELLING (83/713)

Rates and Council Tax

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £327

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 20 acre field called Court Croft, belonging to Hartley Court

1921 Part of Gun Station smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by John Wells Thatcher

Manor Field & Pavilion Church Road DA3 8DT

Building History

0 First Built

1973 Planning App Not known: Erect pavilion and toilet (73/Meeting Sep 73)

1974 Planning App Granted: Pavilion (74/Meeting Jan 74)

1975 Planning App N/A: Change of use to public open space and car park (75/9.25)

1986 Planning App Granted: Portakabin (86/282)

2002 Planning App Granted: Erect storage facility (02/1428)

2002 Planning App Granted: Details to 02/1428 (02/2166)

2009 Planning App Granted: Relocate electricity meter and enclosure. (09/595)

2009 Planning App Refused: Construction of a concrete base, 4m wide & 11.5m long. Erection of a cricket practice net (09/697)

2009 Planning App Refused: Erection of a cricket practice net and bases close to the existing pavilion. (09/2033)

2018 Planning App Granted: Erection of a permanent beacon with a steel brazier at the top. (18/1885)

2020 Planning App Granted: Change of use from amenity land to provide a new burial ground and ancillary works to include the lych gate and paths (20/2806)

2021 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 3 (hard and soft landscaping) of planning permission 20/02806/FUL. (21/408)

Rates and Council Tax

1995 Gross Rateable Value: £2150

2000 Gross Rateable Value: £2150

Sales and Rents

Site History

All Saints Church Church Road DA3 8DY

Church of England Church

Building History

1100 First Built

2004 Planning App Granted: West end extension (04/1521)

2009 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to Condition 2 (materials) of SE/04/01521 (09/1956)

2009 Planning App Refused: Amendment to 04/1521 re toilets and parking (09/2534)

2010 Planning App Granted: Amendment to 04/1521 re access (10/1879)

2010 Planning App Granted: Details (hard surfacing) v 10/1879 (10/3172)

2010 Planning App Granted: Details (landscaping) v 10/1879 (10/3173)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £Exempt

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £

Sales and Rents

Site History

Land adjoining churchyard Church Road DA3 8DY

Building History

0 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £

Sales and Rents

Site History

Hartley Court Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house

Building History

1100 First Built

1700 Rebuilding

1960 Planning App Refused: Residential development (14 Houses) (60/50)

1961 Planning App Refused: Residential development (61/364)

"1964 Planning App Refused: Appeal A - conversion of buildings into 9 units and erection of 2 houses.

Appeal B - residential development (23 houses) (64/5)"

1965 Planning App Refused: Convert barn and outbuildings into 9 dwellings (65/140)

1965 Planning App Refused: 24 Dwellings (65/141)

1966 Planning App Not known: Convert building known as old oast into dwelling (66/353)

1966 Planning App Not known: Outline - convert Hartley Court into 5 dwellings (66/375)

1966 Planning App Not known: As 375 except 2 bungalow flats and 3 dwellings (66/376)

1966 Planning App Not known: As 375 except 2 bungalows and 6 flats (66/377)

1973 Planning App Refused: Conversion of barn into 4 dwellings (73/Meeting Sep 73)

1975 Planning App Granted: Use Of Land For The Stationing Of A "Charlie Chester" Mobile Home For Elderly Disabled Parents (75/1100)

1979 Planning App Granted: CONTINUED STATIONING OF A RESIDENTIAL MOBILE HOME FOR OCCUPATION BY DISABLED PARENT (RENEWAL OF LIMITED PERIOD PLANNING PERMISSION SE/75/1100) (79/476)

1987 Planning App Not Known: RE ERECTION OF 6 FR HIGH FENCING ALONG ROAD PERIMETER (87/2012)

1990 Planning App Granted: Rebuild tractor shed and store (retrospective) (90/11)

1990 Planning App Granted: Internal and external alterations (90/1876)

1991 Planning App Granted: Demolition of potting shed (91/877)

1991 Planning App Granted: New front gates, brick wall and part replacement fence to entrance (91/973)

1991 Planning App Granted: New front gates, brick wall and part replacement fence to entrance (91/1134)

1991 Planning App Granted: Swimming pool enclosure (LBC) (91/1868)

1991 Planning App Granted: Swimming pool enclosure (91/1869)

1992 Planning App Granted: Small bay with french windows to house (92/889)

2002 Planning App Granted: 3 dormer windows (02/2808)

2002 Planning App Granted: 3 dormer windows (02/2826)

2003 Planning App Granted: Replacement outbuilding for garden store and tack room (03/1681)

2003 Planning App Granted: Details of windows pursuant to condition 2 of SE/02/02808/FUL (03/1683)

2003 Planning App Granted: Replacement outbuilding for garden store and tack room (03/1685)

2008 Planning App Granted: Covert building into family dwelling (08/3097)

2009 Planning App Granted: To re-conductor the existing low voltage overhead lines with Aerial Bundled Conducto (09/1349)

2009 Planning App Granted: Conversion of existing building to family dwelling. Proposal to block up existing door and window within the ancillary outbuilding. (09/3098)

2011 Planning App Granted: Extend permission 08/3097 (11/2085)

2011 Planning App Granted: Extend permission 08/3097 (11/2154)

2012 Planning App Granted: Extend time limit under 2008/3097 (12/2085)

2012 Planning App Granted: Extend time limit under 2008/3097 (12/2154)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £101

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £206

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £630

1993 Council Tax: H (£over 320K)

Sales and Rents

1966 Sale Price: £16250 (2 Nov 1966)

Site History

1086 Part of Hartley Court Estate

Garden House, Hartley Court Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached chalet bunglow

Building History

1976 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

Sales and Rents

Site History

1086 Part of Hartley Court Estate

1925 Planning App Granted: Extension of stairs (25/Meeting 1925-08-04)

1938 Planning App Granted: Addition to building (38/2873)

1970 Planning App Granted: 2 storey rear extension (70/503)

Haley Shaw Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached chalet bunglow (6 bed)

Building History

1945 First Built

1937 Planning App Granted: 2 Garages (37/2451)

1945 Planning App Granted: Lean to greenhouse (45/3599)

1990 Planning App Granted: Replace garage (90/175)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £44

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £114

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £358

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2014 Sale Price: £1000000 (21 Aug 2014)

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

1916 Part of Haley Shaw smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles Henry Vaughan

Haley Bank Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached chalet bunglow (4 bed)

Building History

1937 First Built

1949 Planning App Granted: Extensions (49/93)

1985 Planning App Granted: Extension (85/680)

1998 Planning App Granted: Demolish garage, replace with double garage (98/668)

1999 Planning App Granted: Details re 98/668 (99/52)

1999 Planning App Refused: Replacement house (99/1614)

2000 Planning App Granted: Revised application for replacement dwelling (00/2522)

2001 Planning App Granted: Details (materials, boundaries) to 00/2522 (01/427)

2001 Planning App Granted: Details (floor, slab levels) to 00/2522 (01/1118)

2002 Planning App Refused: Retention of external alterations (02/1130)

2002 Planning App Granted: Replacement boundary fencing, retain pergola etc (02/2160)

2003 Planning App Granted: Removal of condition 5, amend condition 8 (2000.2522) (03/2877)

2010 Planning App Refused: Replacement garage/store (10/2854)

2015 Planning App Granted: Proposed conversion of car-port and workshop to guest accommodation. (15/1481)

2018 Planning App Granted: Convert Car port and workshop to guest accommodation (18/3000)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £44

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £114

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £389

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1997 Sale Price: £175000 (19 Jun 1997)

2007 Sale Price: £1000000 (17 Dec 2007) Annual percentage change since 1997: +18%

2017 Sale Price: £1450000 (11 Aug 2017) Annual percentage change since 2007: +4%

2019 Sale Price: £1250000 (12 Mar 2019) Annual percentage change since 2017: -9%

2020 Sale Price: £950000 (16 Dec 2020) Planning permissions since previous sale Annual percentage change since 2019: -14%

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

1916 Part of Haley Shaw smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles Henry Vaughan

One Acre Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached bungalow (3 bedroom, 111.5 sq m + summerhouse 18.8 sq m + garage 15.3 sq m)

Building History

1939 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £6

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £109

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £411

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2023 Sale Price: £900000 (16 Mar 2023) Advertised price.

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

Fairview Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached bungalow

Building History

1921 First Built

1957 Planning App Granted: Extension to form 2 beds (57/163)

2003 Planning App Not known: Replacement dwelling (03/1401)

2003 Planning App Granted: Erect 2,000 litre gas cylinder (03/2719)

2006 Planning App Refused: Demolish and replace (06/1584)

2007 Planning App Granted: Demolish and build new detached bungalow (07/935)

2010 Planning App Granted: Extend permission 07/935 (10/1240)

2013 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 2 (materials) of SE/10/01240/EXTLMT (13/2462)

2013 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 3 (parking) of SE/10/01240/EXTLMT (13/2463)

2013 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 4 (foul & surface water drainage) of SE/10/01240/EXTLMT (13/2464)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £12

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £54

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £191

2020 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Formerly Band E (1993), then Band D (1993-2013)

Sales and Rents

2001 Sale Price: £205000 (6 Dec 2001)

2003 Sale Price: £295000 (24 Oct 2003) Annual percentage change since 2001: +21%

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

1921 Bought from Small Owners Limited by David Willcox

The Poplars Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house (4 bed)

Former Name(s): Ravenna (to 1959)

Building History

1927 First Built

1926 Planning App Granted: Brick semi-bungalow (26/Meeting 1926-03-02)

1968 Planning App Refused: Erect dwelling and carport on land adjoining (68/529)

1975 Planning App Granted: Erection Of Two Storey Extension At Rear To Provide Living Room Kitchen Breakfast Room With Bedrooms Over Formation Of Bathrooms And Toilets In Existing Roof Space And Construction Of Dormer Windows At Sides And Construction Of Semi Basement Double Garage Below (75/653)

1980 Planning App Granted: Stable block at side (80/1243)

1991 Planning App Granted: Granny Annexe (91/901)

2014 Planning App Refused: The raising of the roof height to incorporate a new first floor extension and alteration to rear fenestration and Juliet balcony to side elevation. Installation of new access gates and walls (14/305)

2014 Planning App Granted: Walls, Gates and fencing. (14/2674)

2014 Planning App Granted: Prior notification of a single storey rear extension which extends 8m beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house with a maximum height of 2.852m and eaves height of 2.783m. (14/3082)

2015 Planning App granted: Erection of single storey rear and side extension (15/519)

2015 Planning App granted: Erection of single storey outbuilding as Gymnasium/fitness room. (15/520)

2017 Planning App Withdrawn: Erection of single storey side extension. Alterations to the roof comprising central dormer on front and rear roof slopes, the provision of x4 small dormer windows, the provision of x2 roof lights, and alterations to elevations. (17/1999)

2019 Planning App Refused: Erection of single storey side extension. Alterations to the roof comprising central dormer on front and rear roof slopes, the provision of x 4 small dormer windows, the provision of x 2 roof lights, and alterations to elevations. (19/1026)

2022 Planning App Granted: New front porch. (22/2457)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £56

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £150

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £441

1997 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Formerly Band G (1993-1997)

Sales and Rents

2013 Sale Price: £660000 (15 Nov 2013)

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

1923 (north part of holding) Bought from Small Owners Limited by George Richard Pullen

1924 (house and south part of holding) Bought from Small Owners Limited by Frank Ernest Shambrook

The Poplars Annexe Church Road DA3 8DY

Building History

1927 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

1997 Council Tax: A (£0-40K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

Beltwood Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house

Former Name(s): Beltwood (to about 2000)

Building History

1926 First Built

1925 Planning App Granted: Concrete Bungalow (25/Meeting 1925-12-01)

1952 Planning App Granted: Bedroom extension (52/175)

1996 Planning App Granted: Extend and convert into 2 storey dwelling (96/1529)

2000 Planning App Granted: Formation of rooms in roof (00/1553)

2001 Planning App Granted: Single storey detached garage (01/648)

2008 Planning App Refused: Front wall and sliding main gate (08/404)

2008 Planning App Granted: Retention of sliding main gate (08/1350)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £25

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £66

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £224

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K) Formerly Band G (1993)

Sales and Rents

2000 Sale Price: £235000 (25 Apr 2000)

2007 Sale Price: £575000 (7 Sep 2007) Annual percentage change since 2000: +13%

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

1920 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Harry Clark

Apple Tree Cottage Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house (4 bed, 157.2 sq m)

Former Name(s): Fernholme (to 1963)

Building History

1921 First Built

1996 Rebuilding

1921 Planning App Granted: Bungalow (21/Meeting 1921-09-13)

1931 Planning App Granted: Additions to bungalow (31/Meeting 1931-05-05)

1992 Planning App Granted: Demolition of existing bungalow and erection of new detached house and garage with new vehicular access and alterations to existing access, as amended by letter dated 2/4/92 & plans 92/nut/005/1, 92/nut/005/2 & 92/nut/005/3 received 6/4/92. (92/235)

1996 Planning App Granted: Revised details of proposed detached garage (96/242)

1996 Planning App Granted: Details of landscaping pursuant to condition 2 of planning permission SE/96/0242. (96/922)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £38

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £90

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £283

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Originally band G

Sales and Rents

1999 Sale Price: £295000 (1 Sep 1999) Marketed 25/3/99 at £299,000

2003 Sale Price: £450000 (7 Feb 2003) Annual percentage change since 1999: +13%

2023 Sale Price: £1100000 (18 Apr 2023) Advertised price. Annual percentage change since 2003: +5%

Site History

1392 Part of 30 acre field called Eyleye and strip of woodland fronting Church Road, belonging to Hartley Court Estate (by 1844 field called East Eolly)

1920 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Edward James Cuff

Hartley Hill Cottage Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house (4 bed)

Building History

1650 First Built

1926 Planning App Granted: Additional room 7ft 6in in height (26/Meeting 1926-07-06)

1926 Planning App Granted: Additions and alterations (26/Meeting 1926-09-21)

1955 Planning App Refused: House and garage (55/245)

1978 Planning App Granted: Demolition Of Existing Garages And Erection Of Detached Two Storey Building Comprising Three Garages And Storage Area With Studio Over (78/292)

1983 Planning App Granted: ERECTION OF A BLOCK OF EIGHT STABLES (83/1229)

1985 Planning App Refused: Granny annexe & garage (85/1138)

1989 Planning App Granted: One gate into above land from Hartley Hill(Road running alongside property) (89/2047)

2001 Planning App Granted: Convert farm building to form ancilliary accommodation (01/881)

2002 Planning App Granted: Details (glazing) to 01/881 (02/1493)

2002 Planning App Granted: Use agricultural land as garden (02/2026)

2003 Planning App Granted: Kitchen and WC alterations (03/1072)

2003 Planning App Granted: Rearrange bathroom layout (03/1192)

2003 Planning App Granted: Erect stables and hardstanding (03/1926)

2003 Planning App Granted: Demolish existing stables (03/1930)

2003 Planning App Withdrawn: Removal of condition re landscaping (2003.1930) (03/2861)

2003 Planning App Refused: Erect garage (03/2988)

2004 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to Condition 2(Landscape) of SE/03/01930/LBCDEM. (04/100)

2008 Planning App Granted: Demolish rear extension, replace with 2 storey side and rear extensions (08/2963)

2009 Planning App Granted: Details (doors/windows) v 08/2963 (09/2867)

2009 Planning App Granted: Details (doors/windows) v 08/2963 (09/2868)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £45

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £110

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £348

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1970 Sale Price: £18000 (17 Jul 1970) Advertised price (Sevenoaks Chronicle)

1997 Sale Price: £365000 (5 Sep 1997) Annual percentage change since 1970: +12%

Site History

1547 Land mentioned in will of Christopher Humphrey of Horton Kirby, smallholding in its own right

1914 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles Robertson

Hartley Hill Cottage (annexe) Church Road DA3 8DY

Building History

2004 First Built. Ceased to be separate 2007

Rates and Council Tax

2004 Council Tax: A (£0-40K) Removed from list 2007

Walden Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Walden (to 1963)

Building History

1921 First Built

1921 Planning App Granted: Dwelling house (21/Meeting 1921-07-19)

1963 Planning App Granted: Extension to form 2 beds and living room (63/559)

1964 Planning App Not known: Replacement of pitched roof with flat roof at Point Hill (64/119)

2012 Planning App Granted: Demolition of an existing single storey dwelling and two garages and erection of a replacement dwelling. (12/469)

2013 Planning App N/A: Details (materials) v 12/469 (13/572)

2013 Planning App N/A: Details (landscaping) v 12/469 (13/573)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £40

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £94

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £489

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1633 Part of 6 acre field called Gossy Croft, belonging to Hartley Manor

1920 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Gerald Ernest Daviss

Bonsalls Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house (4 bed)

Building History

1923 First Built

1922 Planning App Granted: Timbe bungalow (22/Meeting 1922-01-31)

1945 Planning App Refused: Additional sectional huts to existing bungalow (45/3487)

1946 Planning App Granted: Extension to existing bungalow (46/3652)

1947 Planning App Granted: Addition to garage (47/4272)

1952 Planning App Granted: Addition to (52/117)

1952 Planning App Granted: Addition to (52/117.1)

1977 Planning App Granted: Use Of Land For The Temporary Stationing Of A Twin Unit Residential Mobile Home For Occupation By Elderly Parents (77/370)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £56

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £150

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £543

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2012 Sale Price: £630000 (5 Nov 2012)

2017 Rental (per month): £1875.

Site History

1844 Part of unnamed 4 acre field belonging to Whiffens Cottage (now Orchard House, Church Road)

1916 Bought from Small Owners Limited by John Henry Bonsall

Bonsalls - mobile home Church Road DA3 8DZ

Building History

0 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

1993 Council Tax: A (£0-40K) Removed from list in 2000

Sales and Rents

Site History

1844 Part of unnamed 4 acre field belonging to Whiffens Cottage (now Orchard House, Church Road)

Blue Firs Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached chalet bungalow

Former Name(s): Hatchlands (to 1964)

Building History

1921 First Built

1963 Planning App Granted: Erect chalet bungalow at rear of existing timber dwelling (to be demolished when bungalow completed) (63/104)

1965 Planning App Granted: Demolish existing weatherboard building and erect chalet bungalow on smallholding. (65/245)

1965 Planning App Granted: (1966) Details re 65/245 (65/245.1)

1965 Planning App Granted: Garage and agricultural store (65/352)

1965 Planning App N/A: Demolish existing bungalow, erect chalet bungalow (65/557)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £30

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £62

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £493

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Formerly Band G (1993)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1844 Part of unnamed 4 acre field belonging to Whiffens Cottage (now Orchard House, Church Road)

1920 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Graham Marchant Wood

San Michele Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house (5 bed)

Former Name(s): Maxwelton (to 1960)

Building History

1925 First Built

1966 Planning App Granted: Swimming pool (66/585)

1967 Planning App Granted: Portal frame cover to swimming pool (67/92)

1968 Planning App Granted: New vehicular access (68/385)

1989 Planning App Granted: 2 storey rear extension (89/432)

2002 Planning App Refused: Demolish existing building, new house in front garden (02/2430)

2015 Planning App Granted: Prior notification of a single storey rear extension which extends 8.0m beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling house with a maximum height of 3.0m and eaves height of 3.0m. (15/1402)

2015 Planning App Granted: Demolition of existing outbuilding and erection of a single storey rear extension. (15/2057)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £48

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £134

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £556

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2005 Sale Price: £587500 (31 Oct 2005)

2014 Sale Price: £675000 (28 Nov 2014) Annual percentage change since 2005: +2%

Site History

1633 (a) Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm; also (b) Part of unnamed 4 acre field belonging to Whiffens Cottage (now Orchard House, Church Road)

1924 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Bessie Miller

Homecot Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached bungalow

Building History

1930 First Built

1985 Building demolished

1985 Planning App Granted: Replacement bungalow for one destroyed by fire (85/1622)

1986 Planning App N/A: New bungalow to replace one destroyed by fire (86/488)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £22

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £46

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £187

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K) Formerly Band F (1993)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1920 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Charley Poole

Long Acre Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house

Building History

1952 First Built

2001 Building demolished

2002 Rebuilding

1953 Planning App Granted: bungalow (53/77)

1999 Planning App Granted: Replacement dwelling (99/905)

2000 Planning App Granted: Erect 3 bed detached house (replacement of one granted 99/905) (00/2680)

2002 Planning App Granted: Details (materials/landscaping) to 00/2680 (02/218)

2002 Planning App Refused: Replacement double garage (02/1877)

2004 Planning App Refused: Retention of shed (04/1082)

2004 Planning App Refused: Retention of shed (04/1282)

2015 Planning App Granted: Existing double garage (cert of lawful development) (15/1767)

2015 Planning App Refused: Demolition and replacement of existing double garage with a new double garage (15/3051)

2022 Planning App Granted: Replacement garage. (22/3189)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £33

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £320

2002 Council Tax: G (£160-320K) Formerly Band G (1993), then Band F (1993-2002)

Sales and Rents

1953 Sale Price: £2310 (9 Jun 1953) Surveyor's valuation for loan by Dartford RDC of £2,000 over 20 years at 4½% subject to financial checks

2001 Sale Price: £195000 (21 Sep 2001) Annual percentage change since 1953: +10%

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1925 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Emma Bull

South View Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached chalet bungalow (5 bed)

Building History

1927 First Built

1947 Planning App Granted: Additional room and internal rearrangement (47/4244)

1950 Planning App N/A: Garage and shed (50/185)

2003 Planning App Granted: Private stable block to replace outbuildings (03/2060)

2004 Planning App Refused: Site mobile home on land to west (04/1777)

2005 Planning App Withdrawn: Extension to replace existing conservatory (05/530)

2005 Planning App Withdrawn: Proposed extension with roof extension over to replace existing conservatory, and the installation of dormer windows in the front and rear. Removal of part of garage/outbuilding. (05/1385)

2005 Planning App Granted: Replace conservatory (05/1820)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £29

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £94

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £303

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Formerly Band G (1993)

Sales and Rents

1995 Sale Price: £95000 (21 Dec 1995)

2003 Sale Price: £375000 (23 May 2003) Planning permissions since previous sale Annual percentage change since 1995: +20%

2019 Sale Price: £740000 (23 Apr 2019) Planning permissions since previous sale Annual percentage change since 2003: +4%

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1922 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Leopold Allen Wanstall

South View Caravan Church Road DA3 8DZ

Mobile home

Building History

0 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

1993 Council Tax: A (£0-40K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

Tally Ho Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached chalet bungalow (5 bed)

Former Name(s): Kurseong (to 1968)

Building History

1930 First Built

1931 Planning App Granted: Wooden bungalow (31/Meeting 1931-01-06)

1932 Planning App Granted: Wooden bungalow (32/Meeting 1932-01-05)

1933 Planning App Granted: Wooden bungalow (33/Meeting 1933-02-07)

1934 Planning App Granted: Wooden bungalow (34/Meeting 1934-01-02)

1936 Planning App Granted: (Kurseong) Brick Garage (36/Meeting 1936-05-05)

1969 Planning App Refused: Replace existing wooden structure with brick built one (69/479)

1989 Planning App Granted: Conservatory (89/1049)

2003 Planning App Refused: Replacement bungalow (03/1124)

2003 Planning App Granted: Replacement roof and new side extensions (03/2098)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £38

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £94

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £312

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2002 Sale Price: £390000 (30 Sep 2002)

2014 Sale Price: £780000 (19 Dec 2014) Annual percentage change since 2002: +6%

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1921 (south part) Bought from Small Owners Limited by Henry James Phillips

1930 (north part) Bought from Small Owners Limited by Henry Stephen Buffery

Lamorna Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached bungalow (2 bed)

Building History

1920 First Built

1967 Planning App Granted: Double Garage (67/483)

1971 Planning App Granted: Erect conservatory (71/713)

2018 Planning App Granted: Demolition of garage, chimneys, kitchen and existing extension. Erection of extension and insertion of rooflights into the attic (18/1135)

2020 Planning App Granted: To change the exterior walls of the extension from the approved render to white cladding (20/2665)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £35

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £88

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £410

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1977 Sale Price: £33500 (11 Jun 1977) Advertised price (Sevenoaks Chron)

2007 Sale Price: £472500 (12 Jan 2007) Annual percentage change since 1977: +9%

2017 Sale Price: £567500 (27 Jan 2017) Annual percentage change since 2007: +2%

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1920 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Harry Thomas Jennings Clark

Brindles Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house (4 bed. In 1933 it was 2 bed)

Former Name(s): Frenli (date of change is sometime between 1959 and 1983)

Building History

1939 First Built

2019 Planning App Granted: Proposed first floor extension & addition of an integral garage to the front of the property, removal of chimneys and alterations to fenestration. (19/2522)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £19

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £42

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £177

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1933 Sale Price: £750 (3 Mar 1933) Advertised price

1999 Sale Price: £280000 (24 Sep 1999) Annual percentage change since 1933: +9%

2017 Sale Price: £710000 (31 Mar 2017) Annual percentage change since 1999: +5%

2019 Sale Price: £700000 (12 Mar 2019) Annual percentage change since 2017: -1%

2019 Sale Price: £712000 (29 Jul 2019) Planning permissions since previous sale Annual percentage change since 2019: +5%

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1920 Part of Brindles/Gwenjonal smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Frederick Arthur Clifford

Gwenjonal Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached bungalow

Building History

1930 First Built

1926 Planning App Granted: Timber frambed bungalow (26/Meeting 1926-12-07)

1947 Planning App Granted: greenhouse (47/4411)

1976 Planning App Not known: Alterations Provision Of Block Work Outer Skin Around Existing Dwelling And Erection Of Attached Double Garage At Side (76/1162)

1977 Planning App Granted: Provision Of Outer Brickwork Skin Around Existing Dwelling Front Porch And Garage To Side (77/1053)

1978 Planning App Granted: Construction Of Dormer Window At Rear Of Dwelling (78/948)

1978 Planning App Granted: For Retention Of And Alterations To Garage And Front Porch Previously Approved And Retention Of 2.1 And 2.8 Metres Approx High Brick Walls At Front And Rear Of Dwelling (78/1403)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £32

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £78

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £258

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1920 Part of Brindles/Gwenjonal smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Frederick Arthur Clifford

Ashcroft Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached chalet bungalow

Building History

1922 First Built

2001 Building demolished

2003 Rebuilding

1921 Planning App Granted: Timber framed bungalow (21/Meeting 1921-12-06)

1924 Planning App Granted: Addition of 2 rooms to bungalow (24/Meeting 1924-03-25)

1928 Planning App Granted: Additions to bungalow (28/Meeting 1928-11-06)

1997 Planning App Granted: Replacment dwelling (97/1760)

1998 Planning App Granted: Replacment dwelling (98/734)

1998 Planning App Granted: Replacement dwelling (98/734)

2002 Planning App Granted: Details (materials) to 98/734 (02/909)

2002 Planning App Granted: Details (landscaping/trees/access etc) to 98/734 (02/1994)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £26

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £64

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £214

2003 Council Tax: G (£160-320K) Formerly Band F (1993), then Band E (1993-2003)

Sales and Rents

1952 Sale Price: £1500 (29 Jul 1952) Surveyor's valuation for loan under Small Dwellings Acquisition Acts (£300 over 5 years at 3%)

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1921 Part of Dawsland smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Joseph Thornton

Coppice Lea Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house

Building History

1922 First Built

1966 Planning App Granted: Outline, erect garage in front of (66/155)

1966 Planning App Refused: Erect dwelling and garage adjoining (66/156)

1978 Planning App Refused: Extension And Arched Wall To Front And Porch At Side Of Dwelling (78/1000)

1999 Planning App Granted: Replacement bungalow (99/1490)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £40

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £302

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1921 Part of Dawsland smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Joseph Thornton

Melsetta Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached bungalow (2/3 bedroom)

Building History

1922 First Built

1922 Planning App Granted: Brick bungalow (22/Meeting 1922-10-10)

1966 Planning App Granted: Garage (66/512)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £35

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £318

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1921 Part of Dawsland smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Joseph Thornton

Dawsland Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house

Building History

1927 First Built

1979 Planning App Granted: DEMOLITION OF EXISTING AND ERECTION OF REPLACEMENT DWELLING WITH DOUBLE GARAGE (79/1068)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £35

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £282

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1499 Part of 4 fields forming one landholding called Kytfelde, Hie Lande, Barn Croft and Stableris, mentioned in will of John Dawe of Fawkham

1633 Part of 12 acre field called Dawsland, belonging to Hartley Manor Farm

1921 Part of Dawsland smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Joseph Thornton

New House Farm (Demolished) Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house

Building History

1583 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

1858 Gross Rateable Value: £103

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £52

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £130

Sales and Rents

1/1/1878 Rental (per month): £420.

Site History

West Side

Radio House after 2008 rebuild

Windy Ridge, Church Road

Hartley Court Green and Restharrow

Hartley Grange Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached house

Building History

1918 First Built

1947 Planning App Granted: Nissen hut as implement shed and 3 greenhouses (47/4371)

1962 Planning App Refused: Stationing of residential caravan adjoining Billings Hill Shaw (62/331)

1968 Planning App Refused: Residential development (68/469)

1970 Planning App Refused: Residential development (outline) (70/109)

1971 Planning App Refused: Erect houses and garages on part of site (71/605)

1975 Planning App Refused: Residential development on 1.6 ha E & S of house (75/290)

1977 Planning App Refused: Residential Development Of Approximately 2.9 Acres (77/1419)

1977 Planning App Granted: Detached Double Garage At Front Of Dwelling And Construction Of Vehicular Access And Driveway (77/1503)

1987 Planning App Granted: Detached garage (87/489)

1989 Planning App Granted: 2 storey side extension (89/242)

2006 Planning App Withdrawn: 20m phone mast with 3 antennas and 2 dishes (06/1149)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £72

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £174

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £517

1993 Council Tax: H (£over 320K)

Sales and Rents

1932 Sale Price: £3950 (13 May 1932) Advertised price not sale price

1938 Sale Price: £2650 (4 Jan 1938) Advertised price not sale price Annual percentage change since 1932: -7%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

Oaklands Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached bungalow

Building History

1921 First Built

1922 Planning App Granted: Addition to bungalow (22/Meeting 1922-04-25)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £38

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £90

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £264

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1915 Part of Avalon/Brendon smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by Tom Fleetwood Tate and Francis William Tate

Witzies Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached house

Building History

1915 First Built

1954 Planning App Granted: Nissen hut for fruit store etc (54/4503)

1962 Planning App Granted: Extension (62/409)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £28

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £70

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £347

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1916 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Charles French

The Old Orchard Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached house (5 bed)

Former Name(s): The Homestead (to 1993)

Building History

1921 First Built

1993 Rebuilding

2006 Planning App Refused: Conservatory to side and rear (06/1305)

Rates and Council Tax

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

2013 Council Tax: G (£160-320K) Revalued

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1918 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Geard Albert Curtis

Villa Rosa Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached chalet bungalow

Building History

2019 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

2019 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1918 Part of Stocks Farm smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by William Lockwood

Stocks Farm Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached house (5 bed)

Building History

1400 First Built

1797 Rebuilding

1936 Planning App Granted: Garden residence (36/Meeting 1936-11-03)

1949 Planning App Granted: Erect store sheds (49/106)

1955 Planning App Granted: House (55/209)

1955 Planning App Granted: Bungalow and garage (13.6.58) (55/209.1)

1958 Planning App Refused: Residential development (58/392)

1960 Planning App Granted: Erect house and garage on land adjoining (60/3)

1962 Planning App Granted: Private garage (62/28)

1966 Planning App Refused: Outline - erect dwelling house and garage (66/407)

1967 Planning App Granted: Demolish ex-buildings, erect detached house and garage (67/545)

1968 Planning App Refused: Erect 2 bungalows on land adjoining (68/562)

1971 Planning App Granted: Alterations to front elevation (71/387)

1984 Planning App Granted: Detached building for garage for storage of historic omnibuses (84/473)

1984 Planning App Granted: New fence (84/1485)

1986 Planning App Granted: Extension (86/927)

2009 Planning App Granted: Reconductor existing low voltage overhead lines with aerial bundled conductor (09/1453)

2014 Planning App Granted: Demolish outbuilding, erect single storey detached dwelling (14/829)

2015 Planning App Granted: Minor material amendment toSE/14/00829/FUL (Demolition of existing domestic outbuilding and erection of single detached dwelling) to show amendments to fenestration. (15/2225)

2015 Planning App N/A: Replacement garage (15/2226)

2018 Planning App Refused: Erection of a garage. (18/1076)

2018 Planning App Granted: Erection of single detached garage. (18/1915)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £44

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £110

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1942 Sale Price: £803 (16 Dec 1942) Probate valuation

1978 Sale Price: £38000 (14 Feb 1978) Annual percentage change since 1942: +12%

2013 Sale Price: £715000 (17 May 2013) Annual percentage change since 1978: +9%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1451 Part of Stocks Farm, mentioned in will of John Cotyer

1918 Part of Stocks Farm smallholding bought from Small Owners Limited by William Lockwood

Stocks Mead Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Phoenix (to 1950)

Building History

1924 First Built

1924 Planning App Granted: Concrete and rough cast bungalow (24/Meeting 1924-04-24)

1948 Planning App Granted: Extend bungalow (48/102)

1966 Planning App N/A: (66/14)

1979 Planning App Granted: EXTENSIONS TO SIDES AND REAR OF DWELLING (79/1142)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £38

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Part of Westfield and Tor Lodge smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by either Thomas William Wells or Frederick William Smith

Tor Lodge Church Road DA3 8DR

Detached bungalow

Building History

1925 First Built

1956 Planning App Refused: Erect private dwelling houses (56/354)

1968 Planning App Refused: 70 dwellings on land adjoining (68/547)

1970 Planning App Refused: Erect 5 bed detached house on smallholding adjoining (70/695)

1977 Planning App Granted: Extension To Front And Rear Of Dwelling (77/78)

1978 Planning App Granted: Detached Domestic Garage (78/193)

1979 Planning App Granted: DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE AT SIDE OF DWELLING AND EXTENSION TO EXISTING DRIVEWAY (79/995)

2017 Planning App Granted: Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of replacement. (17/2078)

2018 Planning App Granted: Extension to the rear of the building and an extension to the side of the building. (18/3113)

2019 Planning App Granted: Demolition of existing bungalow and garage and the construction of a replacement single storey dwelling with basement. (19/803)

2020 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 3 (details of materials) subject to 19/00803/FUL (20/176)

2021 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 5 (method statement of protection of hedges) of 19/00803/FUL (21/531)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £28

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £74

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £267

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

2015 Sale Price: £615000 (20 Oct 2015)

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Part of Westfield and Tor Lodge smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by either Thomas William Wells or Frederick William Smith

Carill Church Road DA3 8DR

Building History

0 First Built

2000 Planning App Granted: Replacement dwelling and stable block (00/zz)

2001 Planning App Granted: Replacement dwelling (01/810)

2001 Planning App Granted: Replacement dwelling (01/2248)

2003 Planning App Refused: Revision to plans for stables (03/2754)

2003 Planning App Refused: Revision to plans for garage (03/2788)

2004 Planning App Granted: Stables, revised plans (04/489)

2004 Planning App Refused: Erect detached dwelling in accordance with 01/2248 (04/1912)

2004 Planning App Granted: Revisions to already permitted dwelling (04/1915)

2005 Planning App Granted: Vary conditions 2 & 7 of planning permission 04/1915 (05/55)

2005 Planning App Granted: Vary conditions of permission 04/1915 (05/1717)

2006 Planning App N/A: Vary conditions of 04/1915 (06/571)

2006 Planning App N/A: Revisions to SE/01/2248 (06/1056)

2008 Planning App Refused: Details re appeal G2245/C/07/2056425 (08/3235)

2009 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition i (hard and soft landscaping) and condition ii (scheme of earthworks around the building) of Planning Appeal Decision APP/G2245/C/07/2056425. (09/1559)

2018 Planning App Granted: Confirmation that the status of the dwelling permitted by Planning Appeal Decision APP/G2245/C/07/2056425 as currently constructed (and without the completion and retention of groundworks described in Condition 2) is lawful. (18/37)

2018 Planning App Granted: Insertion of windows and side door opening at basement level. (18/234)

2018 Planning App Granted: Demolition of existing stable building and erection of a replacement stable building. (18/1854)

2018 Planning App Granted: Erection of a detached garage. (18/1906)

2018 Planning App Granted: Minor material amendment to application 18/00234/HOUSE for the insertion of windows and side door opening at basement level, to show revisions to the position of windows and doors (18/2072)

2019 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 4 (ground levels) of 18/01906/HOUSE. (19/1067)

Rates and Council Tax

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £70

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £259

1993 Council Tax: A (£0-40K) Reduced from band F, deleted 2001

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

2001 Sale Price: £215000 (6 Feb 2001)

2020 Sale Price: £550000 (31 Mar 2020) Annual percentage change since 2001: +5%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Part of Westfield and Tor Lodge smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by either Thomas William Wells or Frederick William Smith

Westfield Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached house (4 bed)

Building History

1925 First Built

1924 Planning App Temp License granted: Temporary Stucture (24/Meeting 1924-12-02)

1955 Planning App Granted: Dwelling on land adjoining (55/51)

1956 Planning App Granted: Prefab bungalow to be used as a store shed (56/229)

1969 Planning App Refused: Erect 3 detached chalet bungalows (69/475)

1969 Planning App Refused: Erect 1 detached bungalow (69/476)

1971 Planning App Refused: Use of land at back to park boats and caravans (71/842)

1973 Planning App Refused: Storage of caravans and boats at rear (73/Meeting Sep 73 (2))

1976 Planning App Not known: Side Extension To Dwelling (76/811)

1976 Planning App Refused: Erection Of Three Detached Houses With Garages (76/969)

1978 Planning App Granted: REPLACEMENT DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE AT REAR OF DWELLING (78/287)

1978 Planning App Granted: Extensions To Rear And Side Of Dwelling (78/375)

1980 Planning App Granted: EXTENSION TO SIDE OF DWELLING, EXTENSION AND ERECTION OF CHIMNEY STACK AT FRONT OF DWELLING (80/96)

1980 Planning App Granted: RETENTION OF FIRST FLOOR EXTENSION TO SIDE OF DWELLING (80/1566)

1985 Planning App Refused: 2 dwellings & garages (85/752)

1997 Planning App Granted: 1st floor rear extension (97/1560)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £30

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £98

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £292

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1925 Sale Price: £1150 (28 Sep 1925) Advertised price

1971 Sale Price: £9950 (27 Sep 1971) Annual percentage change since 1925: +5%

1995 Sale Price: £138000 (20 Mar 1995) Annual percentage change since 1971: +12%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Part of Westfield and Tor Lodge smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by either Thomas William Wells or Frederick William Smith

Westfield Studio Church Road DA3 8DT

Converted outbuilding

Building History

0 First Built

1985 Planning App Refused: 2 houses and garages adjoining (85/752)

1990 Planning App Refused: Demolition of existing dilapidated building anderection of the two storey four bedroom detachedhouse and detached garage(OUTLINE) (90/1064)

2005 Planning App Not known: Lawful development certificate to remain as dwelling (05/2325)

Rates and Council Tax

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Part of Westfield and Tor Lodge smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by either Thomas William Wells or Frederick William Smith

Electricity Substation Church Road DA3 8DT

Utility apparatus

Building History

1959 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

Sales and Rents

1959 Sale Price: £100 (10 Aug 1959) Site only

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Part of Westfield and Tor Lodge smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by either Thomas William Wells or Frederick William Smith

Painswick Church Road DA3 8DT

3 bed

Detached bungalow (3 bed)

Building History

1961 First Built

1959 Planning App Granted: Substation adjoining (59/226)

1995 Planning App Granted: Erection of ground floor bay window extension. (95/831)

1998 Planning App Granted: Single storey rear extension (98/136)

2001 Planning App Granted: Single storey side extension (01/2171)

Rates and Council Tax

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £84

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £302

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Flagged for review on sale

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Part of Westfield and Tor Lodge smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by either Thomas William Wells or Frederick William Smith

Radio House Church Road DA3 8DT

3 bed

Detached bungalow (4 bed)

Former Name(s): Elswyndor (to 1960)

Building History

1937 First Built

2007 Building demolished

2008 Rebuilding

1935 Planning App Granted: Timber Framed Bungalow (35/Meeting 1935-12-03)

1959 Planning App Granted: Extension to bungalow (59/242)

2007 Planning App Granted: Single storey extensions and other works (07/545)

2007 Planning App Granted: Reinstatement of original bungalow with alterations and extensions (07/1810)

2007 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 2 (materials) of permission ref SE/07/01810. (07/3899)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £23

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £82

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £275

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

1993 Council Tax: D (£68-88K)

2008 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

2006 Sale Price: £290000 (24 Oct 2006)

2013 Sale Price: £500000 (15 Nov 2013) Annual percentage change since 2006: +8%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1913 Part of Ardgowan smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Ambrose George Smith

Culvey Keys Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Eirene (to 1963)

Building History

1945 First Built

2016 Rebuilding. Building control completion notice 25/5/16

1937 Planning App Granted: Bungalow (37/Meeting 1937-07-06)

1969 Planning App Granted: Erect garage (69/128)

1971 Planning App Granted: Leisure room extension at rear (71/415)

2013 Planning App Withdrawn: Demolition of existing bungalow and erection of replacement two storey house and refuse/recycling enclosure (13/675)

2013 Planning App Refused: Demolish, replace with 4 bed bungalow (13/1583)

2013 Planning App Granted: Demolish, replace with 4 bed bungalow (13/2527)

2016 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 4 (soft landscaping) of planning permission SE/13/02527 (16/2)

2016 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 6 (code for sustainable homes) of planning permission SE/13/02527 (16/50)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £28

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £70

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £270

1993 Council Tax: E (£88-120K)

2013 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

2016 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

2021 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2012 Sale Price: £320000 (30 Oct 2012)

2021 Sale Price: £715000 (22 Jan 2021) Planning permissions since previous sale Annual percentage change since 2012: +10%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1913 Part of Ardgowan smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Ambrose George Smith

Harefield Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (2 bedroom)

Former Name(s): Deravona Cottage (to 1990)

Building History

1936 First Built

1947 Rebuilding. Architect's plan by Gerald E Burgess in Kent Archives (CKS U2724/B3/358)

1947 Planning App Granted: Bungalow (47/4342)

1969 Planning App Granted: Single storey extension to form lounge (69/308)

1994 Planning App Granted: Single storey extensions at side,front and rear incorporating replacement garage,and new open porch,as amended by letter dated18/8/94 and revised plans 6/9/94. (94/1009)

1995 Planning App Granted: Details of external materials and finishes and boundary treatments pursuant to conditions 3 and 5 of planning permission SE/94/1009,as amended by letter and plan dated 17/11/95. (95/2134)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £26

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £79

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £246

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1957 Sale Price: £3000 (17 Sep 1957) Advertised price (Kent Messenger 4.1.57)

1967 Sale Price: £5250 (17 Jul 1967) Annual percentage change since 1957: +6%

1989 Sale Price: £153000 (27 Jan 1989) Annual percentage change since 1967: +17%

1993 Sale Price: £127000 (15 Oct 1993) Annual percentage change since 1989: -4%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1913 Part of Ardgowan smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Ambrose George Smith

Nessun Dorma Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached chalet bungalow (5 bed)

Building History

1956 First Built

1954 Planning App Refused: Erect bungalow and garage between Ardgowan and Uknowme (54/204)

1954 Planning App Granted: (1956) Bungalow by Ardgowan (54/204.1)

1970 Planning App Granted: Extension for lounge, wine store and bathroom (70/173)

1973 Planning App Granted: Erect garage (73/Meeting Jun 73)

1974 Planning App Not known: FORMATION OF ROOM IN ROOF SPACE AND CONSTRUCTION OF DORMER WINDOW AT FRONT (74/1026)

1975 Planning App Revoked: Room in roof space with dormer to rear (75/1026)

1975 Planning App Granted: Erection Of Front Extension To Dwelling (75/1336)

2002 Planning App Granted: Replacement rear extension (02/2575)

Rates and Council Tax

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £94

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £364

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

2002 Sale Price: £295000 (8 May 2002)

2013 Sale Price: £555000 (2 Jan 2013) Annual percentage change since 2002: +6%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court

1913 Part of Ardgowan smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Ambrose George Smith

Ardgowan Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Rona (1954)

Building History

1922 First Built

1921 Planning App Granted: Bungalow at Churchfield (21/Meeting 1921-06-21)

1954 Planning App Granted: Addition of porch and living room (54/39)

1968 Planning App Refused: 25 dwellings (68/415)

1975 Planning App Granted: single storey study extension (75/35)

1975 Planning App Granted: Erection Of Two Storey Lounge And Bedroom Extension On West Side (75/1179)

1976 Planning App Granted: Double Domestic Garage And Side Extension To Dwelling (76/836)

1980 Planning App Granted: REAR EXTENSION TO DWELLING (80/131)

1980 Planning App Granted: DEMOLITION OF EXISTING TWO STABLES AND HAYSTORE AND ERECTION OF A BLOCK OF FOUR STABLES AND HAYSTORE (80/712)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £27

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £70

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £229

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 (a) Part of 30 acre field called Westfield, belonging to Hartley Court; and (b) Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1913 Part of Ardgowan smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Ambrose George Smith

The Oakdene Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (4 bed)

Building History

1933 First Built

1923 Planning App Granted: Addition to bungalow (23/Meeting 1923-06-19)

2007 Planning App Granted: Small single storey extension to existing kitchen/dining room (07/3161)

2017 Planning App Granted: Proposed single storey extension to side. Roof alteration (17/2843)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £29

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £94

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £302

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Flagged for review on sale

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1921 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Alfred Crittenden

Rashleigh Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached chalet bungalow (5 bed)

Former Name(s): 1 Thames View (to 1967); also known as Swevenings at some point

Building History

1927 First Built

1967 Rebuilding

1959 Planning App Refused: Residential development (59/49)

1966 Planning App Refused: Two pairs of semi-detached bungalows (66/459)

1966 Planning App Granted: 2 detached bungalows with garages to replace existing dwellings (66/460)

1966 Planning App Granted: (1967) Details of 2 bungalows (66/460.1)

1969 Planning App Granted: Erect double garage (69/415)

2002 Planning App Refused: Extend loft accommodation; add dormers (02/1987)

2003 Planning App Granted: Extending existing dormer & constructing an additional dormer to the front of the property. (03/666)

2009 Planning App Granted: Erection of single storey rear extension. (09/435)

2010 Planning App Refused: Part front wall (lawful development cert existing) (10/3520)

2010 Planning App Refused: Retention of part front wall and railings (retrospective) (10/3521)

2011 Planning App Granted: Part of the front wall as identified on drawing No.1688/12A (11/570)

2011 Planning App Refused: Erection of new wall with railings behind existing retained front boundary wall. Installation of x2 inner gates and x2 1m high gates to entrance. (11/3247)

2012 Planning App N/A: Reduction of front boundary wall and alteration of gates. (12/3137)

2018 Planning App Granted: Infill front dormer. (18/3542)

2019 Planning App Granted: Installation of three flat rooflights in existing flat roof at rear. Installation of two side ground floor windows. (19/3317)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £18

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £42

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £477

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

2001 Sale Price: £250000 (22 Jun 2001)

2014 Sale Price: £795000 (2 Jul 2014) Annual percentage change since 2001: +9%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1925 Part of Thamesview (1) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Matilda Hoadley

Thamesview Farm Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached chalet bungalow (6 bed)

Former Name(s): 2 Thames View (to 1956)

Building History

1927 First Built

1967 Building demolished

1925 Planning App Granted: Timber framed bungalow (25/Meeting 1925-11-03)

1927 Planning App Granted: Additions to bungalow (27/Meeting 1927-04-05)

1927 Planning App Granted: Additions to bungalow (27/Meeting 1927-05-03)

1959 Planning App Refused: Residential development (59/49)

1966 Planning App Refused: Two pairs of semi-detached bungalows (66/459)

1966 Planning App Granted: 2 detached bungalows with garages to replace existing dwellings (66/460)

1966 Planning App Granted: (1967) Details of 2 bungalows (66/460.1)

1967 Planning App Granted: Extension of vehicular access (67/199)

2017 Planning App Refused: Proposed detached 2 bay garage (17/2373)

2018 Planning App Refused: Demolition of chimneys and rear part of the existing garage, erection of a single storey rear extension, including the construction of four box dormers on the northern and southern roof slopes, incorporating Juliet balconies and a new porch and alterations to fenestration. (18/57)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £22

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £52

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £432

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

2017 Sale Price: £565000 (21 Jun 2017)

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Thamesview (2) smallholdings. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Alfred Groom

1925 Part of Thamesview (1) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Matilda Hoadley

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £18

The Ridge Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached chalet bungalow (4 bed)

Building History

1945 First Built

1963 Planning App Granted: Additional bedroom (63/499)

1974 Planning App Granted: THE ERECTION OF A KITCHEN EXTENSION AT REAR (74/149)

1989 Planning App Granted: Reconstruct conservatory, add dormer window (89/1616)

1999 Planning App Granted: Rebuilding and extension to existing flank room and 1st floor extension at rear. (99/2534)

2012 Planning App N/A: Demolition of garage and shed, erect 2 storey side extension (12/3329)

2013 Planning App Granted: Retention and use of outbuildings as domestic store and garage (13/1462)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £27

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £72

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £302

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1954 Sale Price: £2250 (1 Jan 1954) Surveyor's valuation for mortgage to Dartford RDC of £1,280 over 25 years at 4¼%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1928 Part of remaining land still in the hands of Small Owners Limited bought by Jane Foote Maxton

Rose Cottage Farm Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Building History

1922 First Built

1922 Planning App Granted: Timber framed bungalow (22/Meeting 1922-09-12)

1926 Planning App Granted: Additions to bungalow (26/Meeting 1926-05-04)

1930 Planning App Granted: 2 brick and breeze block bungalows (30/Meeting 1930-09-02)

1979 Planning App Granted: Extension to side (79/544)

2003 Planning App Granted: Stationing of a mobile home within the residential curtilage for use as a family annexe, incidental to the enjoyment of the main dwelling house. (03/1395)

2016 Planning App Granted: Loft conversion including the installation of roof-lights to front. Side roof extension to accommodate rear dormer. Demolition of existing rear extension, and formation of larger single storey rear extension with roof lantern. (16/3037)

2021 Planning App Refused: Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 2 storey chalet dwelling, formation of new driveway and new vehicle access to Bellmouth entrance to Church Road and associated landscaping. (21/693)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £26

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £62

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £250

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2009 Sale Price: £460000 (9 Apr 2009)

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1928 Part of remaining land still in the hands of Small Owners Limited bought by Jane Foote Maxton

The Glebe Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached chalet bungalow

Building History

1930 First Built

1930 Planning App Granted: 2 brick and breeze block bungalows (30/Meeting 1930-09-02)

1940 Planning App Refused: Corrugated iron store shed (40/Meeting 1940-01-02)

1975 Planning App Not known: Demolition Of Existing Garage And Erection Of Detached Double Garage At Side (75/1045)

1977 Planning App Granted: Extension To Rear Of Dwelling Incorporating A Garage (77/474)

1979 Planning App Granted: EXTENSION TO REAR OF DWELLING (79/550)

1981 Planning App Not Known: DORMER EXTENSIONS TO DWELLING (81/264)

1981 Planning App Granted: 1ST FLOOR EXTENSION TO DWELLING (81/265)

1989 Planning App Granted: Conservatory (89/1013)

1990 Planning App Not Known: Replacement of flat roof on domesticgarage to pitched roof(Section 64) (90/1849)

2007 Planning App Refused: Replacement porch (07/2670)

2008 Planning App Refused: Replacement Porch (08/2319)

2008 Planning App Granted: Replacement porch (08/3392)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £30

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £74

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £244

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1928 Part of remaining land still in the hands of Small Owners Limited bought by Jane Foote Maxton

Wild Acre Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Ivydene (to 1998)

Building History

1927 First Built

1927 Planning App Granted: Timber frambed bungalow (27/Meeting 1927-09-06)

1966 Planning App Not known: Extension (66/198)

1966 Planning App Granted: Garage (66/511)

1969 Planning App Refused: Demolish and replace with 2 detached dwellings with garages (69/457)

1973 Planning App Refused: Erect detached bunglow adjoining for applicant's disabled brother (73/Meeting Jun 73)

1976 Planning App Withdrawn: Extension To Side Of Dwelling (76/1127)

1977 Planning App Granted: Extension To Side Of Dwelling (77/284)

1981 Planning App Granted: EXTENSION AND PORCH TO DWELLING (81/215)

1991 Planning App Granted: Replacement of existing flat roofareas with pitched roof and replacementconservatory to rear,as amended by letterand plans received 13/8/91. (91/1139)

2001 Planning App Refused: Demolish conservatory, erect sunlounge (01/1787)

2002 Planning App Refused: Detached garage with pitched roof (02/1088)

2003 Planning App Granted: Single storey extension to replace conservatory (03/1144)

2004 Planning App Refused: Single storey infill extension at rear of property (04/2212)

2014 Planning App Granted: Outbuilding replacement (retrospective). (14/3040)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £24

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £58

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £202

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Flagged for review on sale

Sales and Rents

1998 Sale Price: £210000 (12 Mar 1998)

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1914 Part of Kenrise etc smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Arthur William Percy Lewington

Kenrise Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached bungalow (4 bed)

Building History

0 First Built

1962 Planning App Refused: Private garage in front garden (62/412)

1962 Planning App Granted: Private garage - amended application (62/412.1)

1968 Planning App Refused: Erect dwelling on land adjoining (68/455)

2001 Planning App Granted: Rooms in roof (01/2120)

2011 Planning App Granted: Single storey rear extension (11/212)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £26

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £64

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £295

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1962 Sale Price: £3500 (31 Aug 1962)

1997 Sale Price: £148000 (12 Sep 1997) Annual percentage change since 1962: +11%

2006 Sale Price: £413500 (10 Nov 2006) Annual percentage change since 1997: +12%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1914 Part of Kenrise etc smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Arthur William Percy Lewington

Greystones Church Road DA3 8DT

Detached chalet bungalow

Former Name(s): Mayfield (to 1970)

Building History

1939 First Built

1954 Planning App Granted: Erect dwelling on land adjoining (54/95)

1955 Planning App Refused: Dwelling at rear of Greystones (55/441)

1965 Planning App Refused: Erect dwelling and garage adjoining (65/299)

1978 Planning App Granted: EXTENSION AND DORMER WINDOW AT REAR OF DWELLING (78/334)

2002 Planning App Refused: Single storey rear extension and detached garage (02/1174)

2003 Planning App Refused: Single storey rear extension (03/1422)

2005 Planning App Granted: Single storey extension to rear, demolish garage and carport (05/678)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £40

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £102

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £379

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1914 Part of Kenrise etc smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Arthur William Percy Lewington

Windy Ridge Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached bungalow

Building History

1927 First Built

1924 Planning App Granted: Brick Bungalow (24/Meeting 1924-06-17)

1945 Planning App Refused: Temporary wooden workshop at back (45/3461)

1949 Planning App Granted: Erect wash house and WC (49/49)

1992 Planning App Granted: Single storey extensions at rear (92/1737)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £40

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £106

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £337

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Horace Trevor Penney

Barnfield Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached bungalow

Building History

1954 First Built

1953 Planning App Granted: Erect dwelling house between Windy Ridge & Vailima (53/29)

1980 Planning App Refused: ERECTION OF ONE DETACHED BUNGALOW (80/867)

1982 Planning App Granted: Extension To Dwelling Incorporating A Double Garage And Alterations To Existing Vehicular Access (82/808)

1984 Planning App Granted: Convert bungalow to 4/5 bed chalet (84/1603)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £35

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £84

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £309

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1924 Part of Banfield smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Sydney Phillip Black

Greenholme Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Vailima (to 1999)

Building History

1923 First Built

1923 Planning App Granted: Brick bungalow and 2 Brick and timber bungalows (23/Meeting 1923-01-30)

1988 Planning App Granted: Pitched roof over existing extension (88/572)

2000 Planning App Granted: Garage attachement to bungalow (00/2266)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £28

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £70

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £356

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

1999 Sale Price: £235000 (25 Oct 1999)

2020 Sale Price: £605000 (31 Jan 2020) Annual percentage change since 1999: +5%

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 (House plot) Part of Restharrow (north) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Whitridge Houghton Chisholm

1924 (Back garden) Part of Restharrow (south) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Whitridge Houghton Chisholm

Thrush Green Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house (5 bed)

Former Name(s): Mavis Bank (to 1995)

Building History

1923 First Built

1923 Planning App Granted: Brick bungalow and 2 Brick and timber bungalows (23/Meeting 1923-01-30)

1989 Planning App Granted: Extension (89/2075)

1990 Planning App Granted: Double garage (90/66)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £31

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £82

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £280

1993 Council Tax: F (£120-160K)

Sales and Rents

2014 Sale Price: £750000 (12 Feb 2014)

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 (House plot) Part of Restharrow (north) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Whitridge Houghton Chisholm

1924 (Back garden) Part of Restharrow (south) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Whitridge Houghton Chisholm

Restharrow Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house

Building History

1923 First Built

1923 Planning App Granted: Brick bungalow and 2 Brick and timber bungalows (23/Meeting 1923-01-30)

1986 Planning App Granted: Extension incorporating double garage (86/969)

2015 Planning App Refused: First floor extension over existing garage, conversion of existing garage to habitable. New Garage to front Garden (15/2337)

2016 Planning App Granted: First floor extension over existing garage, conversion of existing garage to habitable (16/1797)

2018 Planning App Granted: Details pursant to condition 3 (Pruning and tree protection measures) of planning permission: 16/01797/HOUSE. (18/1145)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £38

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £94

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £316

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1923 (House plot) Part of Restharrow (north) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Whitridge Houghton Chisholm

1924 (Back garden) Part of Restharrow (south) smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by Whitridge Houghton Chisholm

Cavan Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached bungalow

Building History

1951 First Built

1964 Planning App Refused: Bungalow adjoining Cavan (now Field End) (64/299)

1980 Planning App Granted: EXTENSION TO REAR OF DWELLING (80/150)

1987 Planning App Granted: AS TO WHETHER THE ERECTION OF A GARAGE CONSTITUTES DEVELOPMENT FOR WHICH PLANNING PERMISSION IS REQUIRED (87/2043)

2019 Planning App Refused: Confirmation that a new log cabin can be used for ancillary accommodation lawfully. (19/2606)

2019 Planning App Granted: Confirming the use of land for residential purposes, falling within Class C3. (19/3558)

2020 Planning App Granted: Confirmation that a new log cabin can be used for ancillary accommodation lawfully (20/474)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £34

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £94

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £337

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1915 Part of Cavan smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by William McAulay

Field End Church Road DA3 8DY

Detached house

Former Name(s): Cavan (to 1951)

Building History

1927 First Built

1969 Planning App Granted: Alterations and additions to form extension to ground floor lounge and 1st floor bedroom, add dormer (69/679)

1978 Planning App Granted: Extension To Rear Of Dwelling Incorporating A Double Garage (78/68)

1986 Planning App Granted: Boat store (86/486)

1986 Planning App Granted: Dormer window and pitched roof over garage (86/491)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £35

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £348

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1392 Part of 100 acre field called The Rede, belonging to Hartley Court

1844 Part of 16 acre field called Church Field, belonging to Hartley Court

1915 Part of Cavan smallholding. Bought from Small Owners Limited by William McAulay

Ship Cottage Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house (3 bed)

Former Name(s): Providence (to 1950)

Building History

1918 First Built

1999 Planning App Withdrawn: 2 storey detached extension; detached garage with storage above (99/2133)

2000 Planning App Granted: Demolish single storey rear extension, replace with 2 storey rear extension (00/2304)

2001 Planning App Granted: Erect outbuilding (01/1484)

2015 Planning App Withdrawn: Single storey extension to the North Elevation and timber cladding to the adjacent existing external wall in order to create porch (15/644)

2015 Planning App Granted: Single storey extension with rooflight to the South Elevation and timber cladding to the adjacent existing external wall (15/1493)

2019 Planning App Refused: Ship Cottage Church Road Hartley KENT DA3 8DZ (19/3516)

2022 Planning App Refused: Single Storey Side Extension (Lawful Development Certificate) (22/26)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £25

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £58

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £191

2010 Council Tax: F (£120-160K) Formerly Band G (1993), then Band E (1993-2010)

Sales and Rents

1951 Sale Price: £1900 (6 Mar 1951) Mortgage valuation

1996 Sale Price: £140000 (21 Jun 1996) Annual percentage change since 1951: +10%

2010 Sale Price: £695000 (1 Oct 2010) Annual percentage change since 1996: +12%

Site History

1844 Part of unnamed 5 acre field, belonging to Hartley Hill Cottage

1913 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Ernest Alfred Jackson

The Willows Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached bungalow

Building History

1980 First Built

2006 Planning App Refused: Pitched roof ground floor rear extension with rendered walls and internal alterations (06/537)

2006 Planning App Granted: Ground floor rear, side and front elevations (06/1359)

Rates and Council Tax

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

2014 Sale Price: £725000 (2 Jun 2014)

2022 Sale Price: £1175000 (8 Jun 2022) Marketed (8/6/22) at £1,175,000 Annual percentage change since 2014: +6%

Site History

1844 Part of unnamed 5 acre field, belonging to Hartley Hill Cottage

1917 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Edward James Cliff

The Willows (Kennels) Church Road DA3 8DZ

Building History

1995 First Built

Rates and Council Tax

1995 Gross Rateable Value: £950

2000 Gross Rateable Value: £1700

Sales and Rents

Site History

1844 Part of unnamed 5 acre field, belonging to Hartley Hill Cottage

Applegarth Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house

Building History

1918 First Built

1954 Planning App Refused: Erect house (54/233)

1974 Planning App Refused: THE ERECTION OF A DETACHED DWELLING (74/343)

1978 Planning App Refused: ERECTION OF ONE DETACHED HOUSE AND GARAGE FOR OCCUPATION BY AGRICULTURAL WORKER (78/253)

1979 Planning App Refused: ERECTION OF ONE DETACHED BUNGALOW AND GARAGE (79/558)

1980 Planning App Granted: ERECTION OF ONE DETACHED BUNGALOW AND GARAGE FOR OCCUPATION BY AGRICULTURAL WORKER (80/1050)

1980 Planning App Granted: DETAILS OF ONE DETACHED BUNGALOW AND GARAGE (80/1050.1)

1982 Planning App Granted: Dormer Window To Dwelling Under Construction (82/660)

1985 Planning App Refused: Variation of agricultural condition (85/460)

1985 Planning App Refused: Removal of agricultural condition (85/461)

1987 Planning App Granted: Animal boarding (87/197)

1999 Planning App Granted: Continue to use as residential without agricultural occupancy condition (99/1625)

2004 Planning App Granted: 1st floor extension (04/2658)

2015 Planning App Granted: Demolition of existing kennels and stables, erection of replacement stables, installation of 20m x 40m riding menage and associated external works (15/643)

2015 Planning App Granted: Conversion of the garage into habitable accommodation, reforming roof above and creating habitable accommodation in the loft space. (15/1020)

2015 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 4 (land levels) of SE/15/00643/FUL (15/1448)

2015 Planning App Granted: Details pursuant to condition 7 (landscaping) of SE/15/00643/FUL (15/1460)

2022 Planning App Refused: Single storey rear extension, dormer extension with balcony to the rear and dormer window to the front. Changes to the roof along with the addition of rooflights. Alterations to fenestration. (22/2618)

2022 Planning App Granted: Two storey rear extension with balcony, Alterations to existing dormer. proposed new front dormer, alterations to fenestration (22/3319)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £35

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £239

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1844 Part of unnamed 5 acre field, belonging to Hartley Hill Cottage

Goodwins Cottage Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached chalet cottage (3 bedroom)

Building History

1600 First Built

1953 Planning App Granted: Additions (53/6910)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £40

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £90

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £367

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1998 Sale Price: £266000 (14 Aug 1998) Marketed at £275,000 (Sevenoaks Chronicle 14.5.1998)

2021 Sale Price: £577000 (15 Jun 2021) Annual percentage change since 1998: +3%

Site History

1669 Holding in its own right

Orchard House Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house

Former Name(s): Whiffin Cottage (to 1982)

Building History

1600 First Built

1940 Building demolished when RAF plane crashed into house

1948 Rebuilding

1974 Planning App Granted: THE ERECTION OF A TWO STOREY GARAGE BEDROOM AND BATHROOM EXTENSION AT SIDE (74/380)

1977 Planning App Granted: Extension To Rear Of Dwelling (77/235)

1982 Planning App Granted: Extension To Dwelling (82/918)

1999 Planning App Granted: Use land as domestic garden (99/157)

1999 Planning App N/A: Convert garage to study, erect double garage and store (99/622)

1999 Planning App Granted: Application for Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) as to whether the creation of a detached garage constitutes development for which planning permission is required. (99/2292)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £37

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £281

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1997 Sale Price: £275000 (11 Jun 1997)

Site History

1669 Holding in its own right

Hamilton Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house

Former Name(s): Anzac Cottage (to 1949)

Building History

1918 First Built

1947 Planning App Granted: Extensions (47/4130)

1956 Planning App Granted: Additions to house (56/157)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £29

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £32

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £82

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £276

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1615 Part of 2½ acre field called Uppermost Croft, sold by Elizabeth Pase of Whiffen's Cottage to Katherine Ellis of Hartley Hill Cottage

1844 Part of 2½ acre field called Hartley Field, a separate landholding

1915 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Edward James Cliff

Woodbury Lodge Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached house (4 bed)

Former Name(s): Eastry (to 1964); Boreen (1964-1995); Lyndela (1995-1998)

Building History

1938 First Built

1964 Rebuilding

1939 Planning App Granted: Additions and Sanitary arrangements to existing bungalow off church Road (39/3098)

1975 Planning App Granted: Building comprising workshop, garage and shed (75/4)

1982 Planning App Refused: Partial Demolition Of Dwelling And Erection Of Two Storey Extension (82/3)

1989 Planning App Refused: Demolish, replace with 5 bed 3 garage house (89/300)

1989 Planning App Refused: Temporary stationing of caravan (89/2305)

1998 Planning App Granted: (98/2128)

1999 Planning App Granted: Details of external finishes (v 1998/2128) (99/1679)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £10

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £25

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £216

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

1998 Sale Price: £300000 (6 Jul 1998)

2011 Sale Price: £650000 (7 Apr 2011) Annual percentage change since 1998: +6%

Site History

1615 Part of 2½ acre field called Uppermost Croft, sold by Elizabeth Pase of Whiffen's Cottage to Katherine Ellis of Hartley Hill Cottage

1844 Part of 2½ acre field called Hartley Field, a separate landholding

1915 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Edward James Cliff

Grosvenor Church Road DA3 8DZ

Detached bungalow

Former Name(s): Marylands (to 1936)

Building History

1925 First Built

1925 Planning App Granted: Timber Framed Bungalow (25/Meeting 1925-03-24)

1937 Planning App Refused: Dog Kennel at rear of Marylands (37/Meeting 1937-02-02)

1962 Planning App Refused: Erect 14 bungalows and garages (62/610)

1971 Planning App Refused: Erect detached bungalow and garage (71/405)

1978 Planning App Granted: Front Porch To Dwelling (78/1681)

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £32

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £86

1972 Gross Rateable Value: £120

1993 Council Tax: G (£160-320K)

Sales and Rents

Site History

1615 Part of 2½ acre field called Uppermost Croft, sold by Elizabeth Pase of Whiffen's Cottage to Katherine Ellis of Hartley Hill Cottage

1844 Part of 2½ acre field called Hartley Field, a separate landholding

1915 Bought from Small Owners Limited by Edward James Cliff

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £25

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £27

1 New Hayes Cotts (Demolished) Church Road DA3 8DZ

Building History

1868 First Built

1968 Building demolished

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £8

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £18

Sales and Rents

Site History

2 New Hayes Cotts (Demolished) Church Road DA3 8DZ

Building History

1868 First Built

1968 Building demolished

Rates and Council Tax

1956 Gross Rateable Value: £8

1963 Gross Rateable Value: £18

Sales and Rents

Site History