Fairby Lane
About the road
Fairby Lane: North side, numbers 10-22
Fairby Lane is like Gorse Way, a part adopted, part unadopted road. From Ash Road to the junction with Conifer Avenue is unadopted with sleeping policemen, the next segment to the T junction just beyond Chantry Avnue is adopted, with the remainder being another private road. It is first shown as a farm track on the 1869 Ordnance Survey map. At the end of Fairby Lane, the road becomes footpaths to Fawkham Church and the Black Lion. Historically all the land was part of Fairby Farm.
Hartley-Kent: Fairby Lane 1936 map overlaid on the modern map
The first houses were built here in the 1920s, when many people just called it "Accommodation Road". First was Treetops (21) in 1924, home of Arthur Witt, the editor of the Gravesend Reporter. Shortly after The Stoep (since demolished), Farm View and Scotgrove were built. In the 1930s 1, 3, 5, Wild Garth, Dulce Domum and Woodlarks were added. The 1944 aerial photograph below, with Fairby Lane in the centre, shows these houses. From 1928 onwards the council got constant reports about people living in a shed and paying rent at the Ash Road end of the road. By 1950 the council admitted that it had gone on for so long there was little they could do about it.
The second world war touched the lives of many in Fairby Lane's small community. Charles and Mary Appleton lived at The Stoep. They ran the Fairby High School from their home. They had 3 sons who were all pilots, Llewellyn who died over Belgium on 12 May 1940, Karl who was lost over the Mediterranean in March 1943, and James who survived the war, after crashing during the defence of Singapore and being a Japanese prisoner for 3 years. In 1958 Mary was chosen to represent all mothers when St Clement Danes, the RAF Church in London was rededicated. Meanwhile at Wild Garth lived Walter and Margaret Gates, who helped to save a family from Vienna from the Nazis, as part of the Hartley Refugee Association. A former resident of Scotgrove, Eric Hamilton Piercy, was in the first small boat at Dunkirk, but was arrested on his return because of his membership of the British Union of Fascists (he was later released by the tribunal).
Fairby Lane: Aerial photograph taken by the Americans 1944
None of the road was adopted in 1964 when locals complained about the damage to the surface done by laying sewers and construction traffic for the primary school at the end of the road. In 1974 Kent County Council wanted to make up part of the road and charge the frontagers £17,000 to which they objected. The owners claimed the county should pay because Rev Bancks's book showed a road there before 1835, and under the Highways Act this would mean that it should be maintained at public expense. The Dartford Magistrates agreed but this was overturned by the Court of Appeal. Lord Denning said Rev Bancks's map was the work of an author "..well versed in imagination, a writer of fairy tales" and should not have been preferred to the tithe map of 1844 which showed no road there (source: Kent County Council v Loughlin & others, Times Law Report 25.3.1975).
Fairby Lane: Treetops, the road's oldest house (1924)
The junction with Ash Road has been an issue for nearly 50 years. Recently the residents of the Ash Road end of the Fairby Lane have petitioned KCC to be allowed to block access to the junction there with limited sight lines, KCC said in 2007 the residents could do it at their own risk. This they did between March and September 2007. Six residents of Conifer Avenue and Oast Way objected, because they said they had established highway rights by 20 years' usage, but nothing further seems to have happened about this. Another traffic issue that still affects Fairby Lane is the school traffic at one of the entrances to Hartley Primary School.
Originally the houses were named, but in 1975 the majority (but not all) of the road was numbered.
The 48 houses and bungalows in Fairby Lane are varied in design and date, although over half are modern. On the 1936 Ordnance Survey map, most of the properties at the western end were already there, as well as "The Stoep" and "Tree Tops". The remainder are of post war construction. Some old houses with larger gardens have gone to make way for many more new houses.
Fairby Lane runs between a number of fields that all belonged to Fairby Farm.
One unsung landmark in the history of Hartley lies almost unseen at the junction with Ash Road - the Electricity Substation, Hartley's first. Originally it was planned to bring electricity to this point by overhead wires from Pennis Farm, Fawkham, but as landowner permission was not forthcoming the cables were brought underground from Longfield instead. The Dartford Chronicle (19.8.1932) stated that the substation was switched on on the 18th - "There was no ceremony to usher in the transition from the Middle Ages to modernity." For the early pioneers of electricity it did not come cheap, the Dartford Chronicle (4.9.1931) claimed the 3/- installation fee per foot would deter many.
Fairby Lane: Electricity Substation built 1932
Statistics about the road
| Subject | Details |
|---|---|
| Length of Road: | |
| KCC Reference: | U14578 Unclassified single carriageway 0.17 miles (273 metres)
P4133 Private Street 0.13 miles (217 metres) |
| Acreage: | 14.03 acres (5.68 ha) |
|
Houses/Flats |
48 |
| Density: | 3.4 houses/acre (8.5 houses/ha)(Hartley average 4.9 houses/acre) |
| Population (2011): | 108 |
| Companies with registered address here (2013): | 2 |
Information about the houses
Explanation:
Date of Construction is sometimes approximate.
Plot histories include the ancient farms and fields, as well as the plot numbers
on the Payne and Trapps estate.
(1) Planning Permissions include the reference number, so more details can be seen at Sevenoaks Council.
My records are not complete and do not include refused or withdrawn applications.
(2) Before Council Tax the tax on residential property was called the rates. The registers for 1956, 1963 and 1972 are
held at Sevenoaks Council. The rateable value given is the gross estimated rental value of the property, that is how much
the Valuation Office thought people would pay to rent it, the rates were actually calculated on a lower value after certain
statutory allowances were made. For some reason the 1956 register contains the rateable value for the properties as it would
have been 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.
(4) House price data 1995 to date produced by Land Registry © Crown copyright 2016. To report
an error, go to Change a sales record form.
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.
Electricity Substation Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1932
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1932/Meeting 1932-01-05 Electric transforming station
(5) Sale (2 Feb 1932): £25
1 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1938
(1) Former Name: Gra-Burn (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1937/Meeting 1937-06-01 Detached bungalow
(2) Planning Permission: 1938/2867 Wash House
(4) Council Tax (1938): Band E (£88-120K)
3 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1938
(1) Additional or Former House Name: Jonlo (2015)
(1) Former Name: Jonlo (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(4) Council Tax (1938): Band E (£88-120K)
(5) Sale (26 May 1964): £3,750
(5) Sale (11 Jul 2005): £275,000
5 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1939
(1) Former Name: Slightly (Changed 1968)
(1) Former Name: Little Fairby (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(1) Size: 2 Bed (1965)
(1) Size: 2 Bed (2011)
(2) Planning Permission: 2015/386 Single storey side & rear extension and new porch
(4) Council Tax (1939): Band E (£88-120K)
(5) Sale (28 Jul 2011): £247,500
7 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1963
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1949/241 Erect 4 dwelling houses (site of 7-17 Fairby Lane)
(2) Planning Permission: 1960/555 Erect dewelling adjacent to Rocea?
(2) Planning Permission: 1960/555.1 (1961) Erect dewelling adjacent to Rocea?
(2) Planning Permission: 1970/143 Additional garage
(4) Council Tax (1963): Band F (£120-160K)
9 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1968
(1) Former Name: Frensham (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(1) Size: 4 bed (2012)
(2) Planning Permission: 1949/241 Erect 4 dwelling houses (site of 7-17 Fairby Lane)
(2) Planning Permission: 1964/588 Erection of 4 detached chalet type bungalows with garage
(2) Planning Permission: 2000/1390 Conservatory
(4) Council Tax (1968): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (18 Apr 1997): £160,000
(5) Sale (27 Jan 2004): £377,000
(5) Sale (18 Dec 2012): £455,000
11 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1968
(1) Former Name: Pointe Claire (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1949/241 Erect 4 dwelling houses (site of 7-17 Fairby Lane)
(2) Planning Permission: 1964/588 Erection of 4 detached chalet type bungalows with garage
(2) Planning Permission: 2014/196 Replacement of dormer with larger
(4) Council Tax (1968): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (8 Jun 2007): £387,500
13 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1974
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(1) Size: 3 bed (2012)
(2) Planning Permission: 2016/3716 Demolition of garages and side extension. Erection of a single storey side extension with rooms in roof and four dormers to the front and rear roof slopes.
(2) Planning Permission: 1949/241 Erect 4 dwelling houses (site of 7-17 Fairby Lane)
(2) Planning Permission: 1964/588 Erection of 4 detached chalet type bungalows with garage
(2) Planning Permission: 1966/131 Erect chalet bungalow and double garage
(2) Planning Permission: 1970/372 Shed
(2) Planning Permission: 2013/2009 Single storey rear extension with velux windows
(2) Planning Permission: 2015/3389 Erection of a single storey side extension
(2) Planning Permission: 2016/3716 Demolition of garages and side extension. Erection of a single storey side extension with rooms in roof and four dormers to the front and rear roof slopes.
(4) Council Tax (1974): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (22 Nov 2012): £437,000
15 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1967
(1) Additional or Former House Name: Copperfield (2015)
(1) Former Name: Otago (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(1) Size: 4 bed (2013)
(2) Planning Permission: 1949/241 Erect 4 dwelling houses (site of 7-17 Fairby Lane)
(2) Planning Permission: 1964/588 Erection of 4 detached chalet type bungalows with garage
(2) Planning Permission: 2017/1042 Extension to existing bathroom dormer at first floor and pitched roof structure over existing flat roof to landing dormer.
(4) Council Tax (1967): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (11 Dec 2013): £410,000
17 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1968
(1) Former Name: St Martins (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(1) Size: 2 Bed (1968)
(2) Planning Permission: 1949/241 Erect 4 dwelling houses (site of 7-17 Fairby Lane)
(2) Planning Permission: 1968/175 2 detached houses with integral garages next to Treetops (no 21)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/244 Erect double garage
(4) Council Tax (1968): Band F (£120-160K)
19 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1972
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1968/175 2 detached houses with integral garages next to Treetops (no 21)
(2) Planning Permission: 1968/175.1 (22.1.1971) Erect detached house with double garage
(4) Council Tax (1972): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (5 Jan 2015): £480,000
21 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1924
(1) Additional or Former House Name: Tree Tops (2015)
(1) Former Name: Tree Tops (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1924/Meeting 1924-02-26 Concrete bungalow at site of The Limit, accommodation road
(2) Planning Permission: 1924/Meeting 1924-10-07 Amended plan showing alteration to roof
(2) Planning Permission: 2000/889 Single storey side extension
(4) Council Tax (1930): Band G (£160-320K)
(5) Sale (7 Oct 2005): £450,000
23 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1973
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1973/Meeting Jun 73 Erect detached house between Treetops and Bradbourne
(4) Council Tax (1973): Band G (£160-320K)
25 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1956
(1) Former Name: Brabourne (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1956/57 Dwelling & garage adjoining (no 25)
(5) Sale (16 Jul 1999): £295,000
The Stoep Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1926
(1) Demolished: uncertain
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1926/Meeting 1926-09-21 Timber frambed bungalow
(2) Planning Permission: 1958/435 Garage and domestic store
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
27 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1974
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(2) Planning Permission: 1998/2103 2 storey side extension
(4) Council Tax (1974): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (6 Jun 2014): £470,000
29 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1974
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(4) Council Tax (1974): Band F (£120-160K)
31 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1975
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(2) Planning Permission: 1990/472 Single storey side and rear extension
(2) Planning Permission: 2002/2113 Side and rear extension
(2) Planning Permission: 2005/1124 Amend plans (02/2113) for 1st floor extension over garage
(4) Council Tax (1975): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (23 Jan 2015): £470,000
33 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1975
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(4) Council Tax (1975): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (8 May 2015): £410,000
35 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1975
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(2) Planning Permission: 2017/1522 Erection of a two storey side extension and single storey side extension with alterations to fenestration.
(4) Council Tax (1975): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (9 Jul 2014): £380,000
Wadsley Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1951
(1) Demolished: 0
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1950/214 Erect House
(2) Planning Permission: 1950/214.1 (1951) Erect detached house, garage, workshop, fuel store
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
37 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1975
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(4) Council Tax (1975): Band F (£120-160K)
39 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1975
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(2) Planning Permission: 2002/2929 Single storey front extension
(4) Council Tax (1975): Band F (£120-160K)
41 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1975
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Rye Croft (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312 Development of 3/4 bedroom houses
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/312.1 Details of 36 dwellings & road (app dated 19/7/72)
(2) Planning Permission: 1980/141 2 storey side extension
(2) Planning Permission: 1988/1382 Extension
(2) Planning Permission: 2014/2409 The erection of extension/summer house.
(4) Council Tax (1975): Band F (£120-160K)
Oak Cottage Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1998
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1996/2099 New Chalet Bungalow
(4) Council Tax (1998): Band F (£120-160K)
The Firs Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1949
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/127 Demolish garage and replace with double garage
(4) Council Tax (1949): Band G (£160-320K)
Farm View Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1926
(1) Additional or Former House Name: Pro Style Embroidery (business) (2015)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1926/Meeting 1926-06-01 Timber framed bungalow near Fairby Lane
(2) Planning Permission: 1968/438 Demolish exising bungalow and replace with new dwelling
(2) Planning Permission: 1968/438.1 (15.5.1969) details pursuant to 68/438
(4) Council Tax (1939): Band G (£160-320K)
Fairby Lane: Footpath from Farm View to Black Lion
2 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1958
(1) Former Name: Pen-y-Lan (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Cherry Orchard (1844)
(2) Planning Permission: 2003/150 Loft conversion with 2 dormers
(2) Planning Permission: 2003/801 2 no. dormer windows to the rear elevation.
(4) Council Tax (1958): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (27 Sep 2002): £250,000
4 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1958
4 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1974
(1) Former Name: Penmaen (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Cherry Orchard (1844)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Cherry Orchard (1844)
(1) Size: 3 bed (2008)
(2) Planning Permission: 2011/1124 Loft conversion and dormers
(2) Planning Permission: 2014/1707 Enclosed porch to front elevation.
(4) Council Tax (1958): Band E (£88-120K)
(5) Sale (18 Nov 2008): £230,000
(5) Sale (9 Nov 2011): £250,000
6 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1958
(1) Former Name: Ashleigh (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Cherry Orchard (1844)
(2) Planning Permission: 2006/119 Formation of room in roof space with rear dormer extension
(2) Planning Permission: 2011/486 convert existing attached garage into a dining room
(4) Council Tax (1958): Band E (£88-120K)
(5) Sale (2 Dec 2005): £272,000
8 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1970
(1) Former Name: Fairlow (Changed 1975)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Cherry Orchard (1844)
(1) Size: 3 bed (2014)
(4) Council Tax (1970): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (4 May 2007): £318,000
(5) Sale (27 Mar 2015): £380,000
(5) Sale (2 Apr 2015): £389,950
10 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1972
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Cherry Orchard (1844)
(4) Council Tax (1972): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (20 Jul 2010): £330,000
12 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1971
(1) Additional or Former House Name: Conifers (2015)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Cherry Orchard (1844)
(2) Planning Permission: 2000/2186 Convert garage to dining room, new garage
(4) Council Tax (1971): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (28 Nov 1996): £115,000
14 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1970
(1) Former Name: Woodside (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Unnamed orchard (1844)
(4) Council Tax (1970): Band F (£120-160K)
16 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1970
(1) Former Name: Farleigh (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Unnamed orchard (1844)
(1) Size: 4 bed (1972)
(2) Planning Permission: 2015/3754 Single storey side and rear extension and alterations to fenestration.
(4) Council Tax (1970): Band F (£120-160K)
18 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1970
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Unnamed orchard (1844)
(4) Council Tax (1970): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (12 Jan 1999): £180,000
20 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1971
(1) Former Name: Plot 18 (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Unnamed orchard (1844)
(4) Council Tax (1971): Band F (£120-160K)
22 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1972
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Unnamed orchard (1844)
(4) Council Tax (1972): Band F (£120-160K)
24 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1970
(1) Former Name: Fairhaven (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Nutfield (1604)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Three Acre Field (1844)
(4) Council Tax (1970): Band F (£120-160K)
26 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1972
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Nutfield (1604)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Three Acre Field (1844)
(2) Planning Permission: 2000/2599 Single storey side extension
(4) Council Tax (1972): Band G (£160-320K)
(5) Sale (23 Apr 1999): £163,500
(5) Sale (31 Jul 2002): £305,000
28 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1969
(1) Former Name: Tresillian (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Nutfield (1604)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Three Acre Field (1844)
(4) Council Tax (1969): Band F (£120-160K)
30 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1970
(1) Additional or Former House Name: Wildwood (2015)
(1) Former Name: Plot 23 (Changed 1974)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Nutfield (1604)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Three Acre Field (1844)
(2) Planning Permission: 1967/477 Erect school caretaker's house
(2) Planning Permission: 1967/477.1 (1968) Caretaker's House - details
(2) Planning Permission: 1990/373 Single garage and rear extension
(4) Council Tax (1970): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (28 Nov 2008): £400,000
32 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1970
(1) Former Name: Plot 24 (Changed ?)
(1) Former Name: An-Uaimh (Changed ?)
(1) Former Name: Mallard (Changed ?)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Nutfield (1604)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Three Acre Field (1844)
(1) Size: 4 bed (1972)
(1) Size: 4 bed (2011)
(3) Rateable Value (1972): £437
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (23 Aug 2011): £350,000
34 Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1972
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Nutfield (1604)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Three Acre Field (1844)
(2) Planning Permission: 2009/1457 (Land W of) Reconductor existing low voltage overhead lines with aerial bundled conductor
(3) Rateable Value (1972): £350
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band D (£68-88K)
Scotgrove Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1927
(1) Additional or Former House Name: Scotgrove LLP (business) (2015)
(1) Former Name: San Roque (Changed 1951)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1924/Meeting 1924-10-07 Concrete bungalow at accommodation road
(2) Planning Permission: 1927/Meeting 1927-03-01 Brick bungalow
(2) Planning Permission: 2009/620 Demolition of existing extensions and outbuildings and erection of a single storey side extension
(2) Planning Permission: 2009/2798 Vary condition of 09/620 to allow extensions or alterations
(2) Planning Permission: 2010/1590 Demolish extension, aditon of roof with dormers and rooms in roof
(2) Planning Permission: 2011/1079 Demolish house & garage, erect replacement dwelling on same footprint
(2) Planning Permission: 2011/1903 Removal of condition 7 of 11/1903 (no building, enclosure, swimming pool)
(2) Planning Permission: 2011/3124 Details (materials) v 11/1903
(3) Rateable Value (1956): £40
(3) Rateable Value (1963): £118
(3) Rateable Value (1972): £398
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (8 Jun 2006): £380,000
Fairby Lane: Scotgrove before it was replaced by new house
Innisfree Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1955
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1952/267 Erect bungalow between Wild Garth & Scotsgrove
(3) Rateable Value (1956): £46
(3) Rateable Value (1963): £126
(3) Rateable Value (1972): £420
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band G (£160-320K)
Wild Garth Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1936
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1930/Meeting 1930-09-02 Brick and breeze bungalow
(2) Planning Permission: 2005/1864 2 storey extension
(3) Rateable Value (1956): £30
(3) Rateable Value (1963): £77
(3) Rateable Value (1972): £261
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band G (£160-320K)
(5) Sale (14 Dec 1961): £4,400
High Leigh Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1988
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(1) Size: 3 bed (1988)
(2) Planning Permission: 1984/650 Detached bungalow in garden of Wild Garth (details)
(2) Planning Permission: 1987/997 Extension and garage
(2) Planning Permission: 2015/274 Demolition of existing rear extension with chimney stack to incorporate a single storey rear extension with two velux windows and new chimney stack. Erection of a storm porch
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (31 Mar 2014): £399,995
Fairby Lane: High Leigh to end of road
Dulce Domum Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1937
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1968/564 Carport
(2) Planning Permission: 1971/478 Rear extension
(2) Planning Permission: 1973/319 Double garage extension
(2) Planning Permission: 1974/223 Extensions
(2) Planning Permission: 1988/2286 Details re 87/1167
(2) Planning Permission: 2014/1541 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 4m and eaves height of 4m
(2) Planning Permission: 2014/2765 Demolition of part single storey rear and side additions erection of single storey rear extension and alterations to the roof (resubmission)
(2) Planning Permission: 2014/3587 Demolition of existing side and rear projection and erection of single storey side and rear extension with alterations to raised patio forming non-habitable storage space. Alterations to fenestration.
(2) Planning Permission: 2015/557 Variation of condition 2 (materials) & 3 (Plans) of SE/14/03587
(2) Planning Permission: 2015/558 Details purusant to condition 5 (landscaping) of SE/14/03587
(2) Planning Permission: 2015/569 Details purusant to condition 6 (levels) of SE/14/03587
(3) Rateable Value (1956): £32
(3) Rateable Value (1963): £78
(3) Rateable Value (1972): £271
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (3 Jun 2014): £395,000
Merrywood Cottage Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1988
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1988/2286 Erection of detached chalet house
(2) Planning Permission: 2006/2296 Demolish rear terrace, add new porch, terrace, workshop, conservatory
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band F (£120-160K)
(5) Sale (23 Aug 1999): £290,000
Woodlarks Fairby Lane, DA3 8DA
Built: 1930
(1) Former Name: Predannack (Changed 1969)
(1) Plot History: Fairby Farm - Netherfield Hill (1657)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/384 Erect double garage
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/384.1 Amended details v 1969/384 (app dated 15/1/70)
(2) Planning Permission: 1969/575 Ground and first floor side extension and alterations
(3) Rateable Value (1956): £42
(3) Rateable Value (1963): £102
(3) Rateable Value (1972): £516
(4) Council Tax (1993): Band G (£160-320K)
Fairby Lane: Woodland at end of road
