All Cannings Conservation Area

All Cannings is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 11 August 1974. The area covers approximately 25.4 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Church of All SaintsSN10 3PF
• Grade II 73 and 75, TownendSN10 3NX
• Grade II 81, TownendSN10 3NX
• Grade II All Cannings and Allington War Memorial CrossSN10 3PF
• Grade II Barn at Rendells FarmSN10 3NY
• Grade II Burden's CottageSN10 3PA
• Grade II Church HatchSN10 3PF
• Grade II Cliff FarmhouseSN10 3NY
• Grade II Corner Pier to Garden of the Old RectorySN10 3PE
• Grade II Drewitt CottageSN10 3FU
• Grade II Lilac CottageSN10 3NZ
• Grade II Number 30 and Number 32, CarisbrookSN10 3NZ
• Grade II Old Malt HouseSN10 3PA
• Grade II Old RectorySN10 3PE
• Grade II Parry Monument in Churchyard, 3 Metres South of South Transept, Church of All SaintsSN10 3PF
• Grade II Rose CottageSN10 3FU
• Grade II Rustic FarmhouseSN10 3NS
• Grade II The HomesteadSN10 3FU
• Grade II The Old ForgeSN10 3NS
• Grade II Townend CottageSN10 3NX

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Etchilhampton2.9 km
• Alton3.7 km
• Bishops Cannings4.2 km
• Chirton4.3 km
• Marden4.4 km
• Wedhampton4.4 km
• Woodborough4.5 km
• Stert4.8 km

About All Cannings Conservation Area

Is my property in All Cannings Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in All Cannings?

Properties in All Cannings Conservation Area may face restrictions on demolition, tree work (6 weeks' notice required), and certain exterior alterations. Contact your local planning authority for specific rules that apply here.

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