Barton-Le-Clay Conservation Area
Barton-Le-Clay is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1973. The area covers approximately 29.3 hectares.
Notable Listed Buildings
- Grade I Church of St NicholasMK45 4LA
- Grade II 10, Bedford RoadMK45 4JU
- Grade II 16, Bedford RoadMK45 4JU
- Grade II 20, Bedford RoadMK45 4FN
- Grade II 32, Sharpenhoe RoadMK45 4SD
- Grade II 69, Bedford RoadMK45 4LL
- Grade II 71,73a and 73, Bedford RoadMK45 4LL
- Grade II 7, Bedford RoadMK45 4JX
- Grade II 8 and 10, Church RoadMK45 4LA
- Grade II Church End CottageMK45 4LA
- Grade II Elm Tree CottageMK45 4JZ
- Grade II Plum Tree CottageMK45 4NU
- Grade II Railings and Lamp Post to West of Church of St NicholasMK45 4LA
- Grade II The Bull InnMK45 4LL
- Grade II The BuryMK45 4LA
- Grade II The RectoryMK45 4LA
- Grade II The Royal Oak InnMK45 4JX
- Grade II Tudor CottageMK45 4JU
- Grade II Walnut Tree CottageMK45 4NU
Nearby Conservation Areas
- Hexton2.3 km
- Streatley2.5 km
- Pulloxhill4 km
- Apsley End, Shillington4.5 km
- Harlington4.6 km
- Wrest Park5.1 km
- Silsoe5.1 km
- Shillington5.3 km
About Barton-Le-Clay Conservation Area
- Is my property in Barton-Le-Clay Conservation Area?
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- What restrictions apply in Barton-Le-Clay?
- Properties in Barton-Le-Clay 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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