Barnack Conservation Area

Barnack is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 6 October 1975. The area covers approximately 50.3 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St John the BaptistPE9 3DN
• Grade I Walcot HallPE9 3EU
• Grade II* 7, Station RoadPE9 3DS
• Grade II 14 and 15, Main StreetPE9 3DS
• Grade II 1 and 2, School RoadPE9 3DZ
• Grade II 22, Main StreetPE9 3DN
• Grade II 23 and 24, Main StreetPE9 3DL
• Grade II 25, School RoadPE9 3EA
• Grade II 27, School RoadPE9 3ET
• Grade II 28, School RoadPE9 3ET
• Grade II 29, School RoadPE9 3DZ
• Grade II 3, Station RoadPE9 3DS
• Grade II 5, Station RoadPE9 3DS
• Grade II 6, Station RoadPE9 3DS
• Grade II 8, Station RoadPE9 3DW
• Grade II Barn Immediately North of Close HousePE9 3DY
• Grade II Barn North North East of Close HousePE9 3DY
• Grade II Barn North North West of Numbers 7 and 8PE9 3DR
• Grade II Barn to South East of the Limes and C18 Barn Adjoining at Right Angles to NorthPE9 3DN
• Grade II Cedar TorPE9 3DN

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Pilsgate1.5 km
• Ufford1.6 km
• Bainton1.9 km
• Southorpe1.9 km
• Helpston4.3 km
• Thornhaugh4.4 km
• Wansford5.5 km
• Wansford5.9 km

About Barnack Conservation Area

Is my property in Barnack Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Barnack?

Properties in Barnack 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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