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General · 13 February 2026

First Bramley apple tree garden listed for sale

First Bramley apple tree garden listed for sale

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Nottingham Trent University has listed the Southwell cottages containing the original Bramley apple tree for sale. The university says the buildings are no longer suitable for students, but the 200-year-old plant currently lacks a legal preservation order. Celia Steven, whose ancestor helped commercialise the fruit, fears that new owners might chop down the unprotected tree since it is not guarded by law.

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