SO53 house prices in Eastleigh

• Eastleigh/T/26/101572Undecided

  191 m

  1no. Oak (located in rear garden of no. 9 Kings Road) - Lateral reduction of two overhanging branches of an extending into the garden of 11 Kings Road, pruning them back to the property boundary or to suitable, viable growth points closest to the boundary. The overhanging sections of the two branches are heavily declining and contain significant deadwood. Small fragments of deadwood frequently fall into the garden area below, presenting a safety hazard. The foliage is restricted entirely to the very tips of the branches, with the lower and mid-sections appearing completely bare. Works are a preventative measure to eliminate the risk of a major structural failure or heavy branches falling into the garden.

  Received 2026-06-15

• Eastleigh/H/26/101577Undecided

  474 m

  Proposed first floor side extension to create en-suite, roof alterations to front porch

  Received 2026-06-15

• Eastleigh/T/26/101492Undecided

  251 m

  1no. Mature Oak (T1) – Crown reduction by reducing the lateral spread of the canopy by up to 3m on the longest extending limbs and by up to 2m elsewhere around the crown, maintaining a natural and balanced canopy form. The tree is situated within a commercial car park and overhangs adjacent pavement and highway areas. The crown also extends towards nearby telephone and overhead power lines. The proposed works form part of an ongoing cyclical maintenance programme to manage the size and spread of the crown in relation to surrounding infrastructure and site usage. A visible stress line is present from the principal stem union extending down the main trunk, indicating a potential structural weakness. The proposed crown reduction will lessen end-weight and sail effect throughout the canopy, thereby reducing loading on the main scaffold limbs and stem unions. This will help minimise the likelihood of branch or stem failure and improve the long-term management of risk associated with the tree's location above areas of regular pedestrian and vehicular activity. The works will retain the tree's amenity value while promoting its continued safe retention within the landscape.

  Received 2026-06-01

• Eastleigh/F/26/101495Permitted

  156 m

  Installation of new external TV on goal post housing

  Received 2026-06-01 · decided 2026-07-17

• Eastleigh/T/26/101419Permitted

  404 m

  1no. Oak (T1) -Crown lift southern laterals extending towards dwelling to 5m from ground level, by the removal of 50mm diameter branches, to achieve suitable clearance from dwelling. Clear dwelling by a max of 3m by the removal or shortening of southern lateral branches. Keeping pruning wounds to max of 50mm. Rebalance Crown by shortening lower northern and Eastern laterals by no more 2m from branch tips keeping pruning wounds to 50mm.

  Received 2026-05-18 · decided 2026-06-15

• Eastleigh/T/26/101413Rejected

  491 m

  1no. Oak (T1) - Fell. Tree is in significant decline, with a cavity at the base, cubical brown rot extending all the way through the lower buttresses, leaving a t/R ratio of <0.3. Tree sits within 3m of the structure. 1no. Cypress (T2) - Fell. Tree exhibits an included union at 1.5m and is too close to property, excessively shading it and dropping detritus. It has the potential to grow significantly bigger at maturity. Tree sits within 3m of structure. 1no. Cypress (T3) - Fell. Poor specimen. 1no. Group Birch x 2 (G4) - Fell. Trees are self seeded specimens that have rendered the ancillary driveway unusable, and are causing contact damage to adjacent wall.

  Received 2026-05-15 · decided 2026-06-22

Applications are matched within 500 m of the SO53 district centroid, so this is activity in the area, not at any one address. Register wording and status are reproduced as the local planning authority published them. Showing 6 of 20 held; run a live planning search for SO53 for the current picture.

Across the 12 sampled SO53 postcodes, deprivation runs decile 9 to decile 10, with a median of decile 10 of 10: where 1 is among the most deprived 10% of England and 10 the least deprived.

SO53 2GN, the sampled postcode sitting at that median: On the English Indices of Deprivation 2025, this postcode falls in decile 10 of 10, where 1 is among the most deprived 10% of England and 10 the least deprived. It's area context for the wider neighbourhood, not a judgement on any individual home.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (English Indices of Deprivation 2025, MHCLG). Deprivation is published for small areas (LSOAs), not for postcode districts, so SO53 spans several. We sampled 12 postcodes in SO53: the ones with the most recent recorded sales, up to a limit of 12. That is a convenience sample, not a random one, so it leans toward streets where homes are changing hands. 12 returned a row. It is context for the neighbourhood, never a judgement on any individual home. How we choose the sample.