The Villas

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Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.

ONS Census 2021 and ONS pay by council (ASHE), via HomePortfolio.

Nearest station Barnes railway station 430 m, 5 min walk

Walk Score® (walkscore.com), ONS Census 2021 and Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.

Ofcom Connected Nations, via HomePortfolio. Ofcom copyright.

Environment Agency NaFRA2, BGS and UKHSA radon, BGS GeoSure, Defra noise mapping and Pollution Climate Mapping, via HomePortfolio.

data.police.uk, via HomePortfolio. Crimes are mapped to an approximate location.

• Awaiting decisionLarge scheme300 mDemolition of existing buildings and structures; construction of a new single storey community pavilion (including flexible community and education space, changing facilities, welfare provision, storage, workspace and cafe/servery); new skatepark; wetland creation; car parking reconfiguration; and public realm, landscape, play, ecological and access improvements.Made 26 May 2026 · PA26/1786
• RefusedMedium scheme120 mProposed part single storey part double storey rear extensionMade 25 Aug 2026 · decided 16 Oct 2026 · PA26/2956
• RefusedMedium scheme320 mHorse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum): Crown reduce by 2-3m Finished height 12-13m, finished spread 9-10m. The specimen is a mature Horse Chestnut currently exceeding its appropriate managed dimensions relative to its position within the garden and proximity to adjacent structures and boundaries. Crown reduction of 2-3m is proposed to reduce end-weight loading on primary limbs, lower the centre of gravity, and mitigate the risk of limb failure during high wind events, a recognised vulnerability in mature Horse Chestnut due to the species' susceptibility to bleeding canker (Phytophthora) and structural weakening from Guignardia leaf blotch, both of which can compromise wood integrity over time. Crown thinning of 20% is recommended to improve light penetration and air circulation through the canopy, reducing humidity within the crown that can otherwise encourage fungal pathogens and prolong leaf-wetness periods associated with foliar disease. This also reduces sail effect and wind resistance, further lowering the risk of storm damage. Removal of dead, rubbing, and crossing branches is standard arboricultural best practice, eliminating points of future decay ingress and reducing the likelihood of included bark and structural failure at crossing points. All works are proportionate, do not exceed recommended maximums for a single routine reduction cycle, and are in accordance with BS3998:2010 (Tree Work – Recommendations). The proposed works will not adversely affect the long-term health, form, or amenity value of the tree, and the specimen will be retained as a positive contributor to visual amenity following completion.Made 24 Aug 2026 · decided 21 Oct 2026 · PA26/2934
• ApprovedMedium scheme360 mInstallation of two air source heat pump condenser units at roof level together with associated steel support frame, timber screening and ancillary works.Made 29 Jul 2026 · decided 22 Sept 2026 · PA26/2639
• Awaiting decisionMedium scheme220 mDemolition of the existing detached garage and construction of a detached two-storey, two-bedroom dwelling with associated landscaping, boundary treatments, private amenity space, refuse and cycle storage, air source heat pump, green roofs and associated ancillary works.Made 16 Jul 2026 · PA26/2501
• ApprovedMedium scheme460 mDetails pursuant to conditions C3. Materials to match existing - be approved, C7. Arboricultural Reports required of planning approval PA25/3489Made 17 Apr 2026 · decided 29 Jun 2026 · PA26/1354

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