Boot and Shoe Quarter Conservation Area

Boot and Shoe Quarter is a mid-sized conservation area in England, covering approximately 63.4 hectares of protected landscape. The area has been designated to preserve its distinctive character, including its historic buildings, street patterns, and open spaces. Within the conservation area there are 19 listed buildings of architectural or historic importance.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Church of St Stanislaus and St LawrenceNN1 3BE
• Grade II* Edgar Mobbs War MemorialNN1 4AH
• Grade II 20-26, St Michaels RoadNN1 3JZ
• Grade II 3, Gray StreetNN1 3QQ
• Grade II 41 & 43, Colwyn RoadNN1 3PZ
• Grade II Bradlaugh MonumentNN1 4AF
• Grade II Church of St Michael and All AngelsNN1 4HP
• Grade II Crockett and JonesNN1 4HN
• Grade II Former Cannon CinemaNN1 3DE
• Grade II Former Globe Leather WorksNN1 3DQ
• Grade II Former G T Hawkins Factory, Part Originally Hornby and WestNN1 3JZ
• Grade II Hall (Former Chapel) Now Occupied by Hamp and Sons, RemovalsNN1 3JT
• Grade II Mounts BathsNN1 3DN
• Grade II Northampton Borough War MemorialNN1 4AH
• Grade II Northampton Fire Station with Minster House AboveNN1 3DN
• Grade II Premises of a.J. Tear and Co. Ltd. on Corner of Dunster St. and Overstone Rd. (Former Curriers Works)NN1 3LX
• Grade II Territorial Army Centre and Drill HallNN1 3JQ
• Grade II TrickersNN1 3JX
• Grade II Unitarian ChapelNN1 4AJ

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• St Giles0.6 km
• Kingsley0.7 km
• Holy Sepulchre0.7 km
• Billing Road0.8 km
• Derngate0.8 km
• All Saints0.9 km
• Barrack Road0.9 km
• Abington Park1.7 km

About Boot and Shoe Quarter Conservation Area

Is my property in Boot and Shoe Quarter Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Boot and Shoe Quarter?

Properties in Boot and Shoe Quarter 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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