Bishop Monkton Conservation Area

Bishop Monkton is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 7 September 1970. The area covers approximately 22.6 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II Bridge HouseHG3 3RD
• Grade II BurngarthHG3 3QW
• Grade II Church of Saint John the BaptistHG3 3QZ
• Grade II Fern HouseHG3 3QN
• Grade II Ings Farm HouseHG3 3QT
• Grade II Laurel Bank FarmhouseHG3 3QW
• Grade II Old Paper MillHG3 3UB
• Grade II Rosedene, with Forecourt Wall, Railings and GateHG3 3QW
• Grade II The Cottage and Dennison CottageHG3 3QT
• Grade II The Old Barn to North East of Low FarmhouseHG3 3RN
• Grade II The Old Corn Mill with Attached Pigsty and StableHG3 3RQ
• Grade II Village FarmhouseHG3 3QW

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Burton Leonard2.8 km
• Roecliffe4.4 km
• Staveley5 km
• Ripon5.3 km
• Bishopton5.6 km
• Studley Roger5.7 km
• Farnham6.2 km
• Boroughbridge6.4 km

About Bishop Monkton Conservation Area

Is my property in Bishop Monkton Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Bishop Monkton?

Properties in Bishop Monkton 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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