Penn Street - Flint House (Buckinghamshire)
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Penn Street - Flint House (Buckinghamshire) |
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| An excellent example of a Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) stands in the front garden of Flint House. The house was originally a vicarage, built in 1849 by Benjamin Ferrey (1810 - 1880), who studied as a pupil of Augustus Pugin, the well-known Gothic revival architect. The Holy Trinity church opposite, and the nearby school were built at same time as the house. |
| Common Names and Latin Name | Latitude and Longitude | OS National Grid | Elevation (above sea-level) |
Height | Girth | Date Measured | ||
| WGS84 | OSGB36 | |||||||
| Coast Redwood Sequoia sempervirens |
N51.64654 W0.72544 |
N51.64606 W0.72390 |
SU 88284 94963 | 582ft (177.4m) |
32.3m | 5.3m | July 2006 | |
| Girth was measured at 1.5 metres from ground | ||||||||