Ardingly Conservation Area

Ardingly is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 24.7 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I The Parish Church of St PeterRH17 6UW
• Grade II Ardingly Church of England Primary SchoolRH17 6UN
• Grade II Bough Cottage and the Bough House with the Shop AttachedRH17 6TD
• Grade II Brickyard CottagesRH17 6UA
• Grade II Church CottagesRH17 6UN
• Grade II Hapstead Green Cottage RH17 6TQ
• Grade II Holland HouseRH17 6TD
• Grade II JordansRH17 6UN
• Grade II Jordan's CottageRH17 6UN
• Grade II Knowle CottagesRH17 6UJ
• Grade II Knowles FarmhouseRH17 6UL
• Grade II Number 38 and Number 40 (Little Hapstead)RH17 6TD
• Grade II Number 7 (the Cottage, Hapstead Green)RH17 6TA
• Grade II Old KnowlesRH17 6UR
• Grade II South Cottage and Hapstead FarmhouseRH17 6TQ
• Grade II The CroftRH17 6UP
• Grade II The Oak InnRH17 6UA
• Grade II Townhouse FarmhouseRH17 6UR

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Highbrook2 km
• Balcombe3.3 km
• West Hoathly3.6 km
• Lindfield4.3 km
• Horsted Keynes4.5 km
• Mill Hill Close4.5 km
• The Heath5.3 km
• Lucastes5.5 km

About Ardingly Conservation Area

Is my property in Ardingly Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Ardingly?

Properties in Ardingly 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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