Denmark House 49 Denmark Villas Hove BN3 3TD
T1 is an Elm located to the northern eastern aspect of the property. The western side of the crown is in close proximity to the building and the northern aspect of the crown hangs over Denmark Mews, an entrance road to the properties along Denmark Mews. It is cause of unreasonable shade to the front elevation of the property and surrounding area. The trees proximity to the property is causing anxiety to the residents. Pruning to this tree is part of a routine maintenance program, there is evidence of a historic prune. The specified works will add amenity value to the tree and the aesthetics of the property will be greatly improved. T2 is a dominating palm tree that is up against the upper window of Denmark House. The maintenance requirements of the tree contribute to the ever-increasing stressful quality of life. There are several other desirable and dominant trees of better shape within proximity to the palm. Its offers little amenity value being so intrusive to the window of the property and is causing distress to the residents.