Middle Rose House Potterton Lane Barwick In Elmet Leeds LS15 4NN

1. 1 Jun 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

2. 20 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. 27 Jul 2026

   Decision issued: Refused

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• Pond To Side Of Woodlands Cottage Potterton Lane Barwick In Elmet Leeds LS15 4NN

  26/04423/TR Submitted 6 Aug 2026 50 yards away

  T1 Ash: Remove to ground level and removal of stump using an appropriate method (see appliction for further details).

  Granted Trees

• Woodlands Cottage Potterton Lane Barwick In Elmet Leeds LS15 4NN

  26/04375/TR Submitted 4 Aug 2026 50 yards away

  See application form for further details. T1 Multistemmed Willow: Remove to ground level. T2 Large Mature Willow: Remove to ground level. T3 Ash: Fell to ground level.

  Granted Trees

• Centre Of Pond 59M From 4 The Stables, Potterton 48M From Unnamed Road Potterton Lane Barwick In Elmet Leeds Leeds LS15 4NN

  26/04327/TR Submitted 31 Jul 2026 50 yards away

  95% historically approved · decision due ~25 Sep

  T1-T5 5 Ash trees - removal to ground level. According to guidance from the Leeds City Council Ash Dieback website, they appear to be a mix of Stage Class 3, with 25-50% canopy loss, and Stage 2, with 50-75% canopy dead, showing clear signs of crown decline. The risk to people is low as the trees are located at the edge of a field on private property. T6- Sycamore for removal to ground level. The removal is to allow more light to the pond and reduce leaf debris build up in the pond. The trees surrounding the pond to the north of the hall were planted by the owner several decades ago. While tree planting continues across the estate and around the pond, the immediate area has now become overstocked. The pond holds historical significance to the hall, having once served as a tannin pond. The owners? current priority is to remove five ash trees and one sycamore from around the pond to increase light penetration, reduce leaf debris accumulation, and facilitate its restoration. A large, mature oak will be preserved, along with select smaller, later-planted trees, to help define and frame the pond. Over the last few years a significant number of new trees have been planted to replace any trees that have had the need for removal, and this includes a new hawthorn hedge. New trees are grown from seed by the owner and planted out when they are at a stage to be able to survive. The owners goal is to plant as many trees as possible, and I believe this practice will continue until they?re no longer able to do so because of their age.

  Awaiting decision Trees

• South Wing Potterton Hall Potterton Lane Barwick In Elmet Leeds LS15 4NN

  25/04505/LI Submitted 29 Jul 2025 50 yards away

  Listed building application for exterior alterations including replacement timber windows; Internal alterations including new and amended partition walls, kitchen reconfiguration, replacement staircase, floor repairs, relocation of water tank.

  Refused Heritage and listed buildings Windows or glazing 18 docs

• West Wing Potterton Hall Potterton Lane Barwick In Elmet Leeds LS15 4NN

  26/02176/FU Submitted 8 May 2026 50 yards away

  Installation of a packaged wastewater treatment plant, including associated drainage infrastructure

  Refused Full applications 13 docs

• The Coach House Potterton Park Potterton Estate Barwick In Elmet Leeds LS15 4NN

  19/03762/COND Submitted 21 Jun 2019 100 yards away

  Consent, agreement, or approval of conditions 5, 6, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 of Planning Application 18/02600/FU

  Split decision Conditions 29 docs