Bourn Village and Hall Conservation Area

Bourn Village and Hall is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 12 April 1974. The area covers approximately 49 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Parish Church of St Helen and St MaryCB23 2FS
• Grade II* Bourn HallCB23 2TN
• Grade II* Manor FarmhouseCB23 2SH
• Grade II 20 and 22, Riddy LaneCB23 2TH
• Grade II 21 and 23, High StreetCB23 2SQ
• Grade II 23, 25 and 27, Church StreetCB23 2FS
• Grade II 24, Riddy LaneCB23 2SP
• Grade II 62, High StreetCB23 2TR
• Grade II 6, High StreetCB23 2TH
• Grade II Barn to North of Home FarmhouseCB23 2TH
• Grade II Barn to North of the KnollCB23 2SZ
• Grade II Barn to South East of Manor FarmhouseCB23 2SQ
• Grade II Barn to South of Number 152 Crow End FarmhouseCB23 2SZ
• Grade II Blue CottageCB23 2SY
• Grade II Bourn War Memorial, CambridgeshireCB23 2SQ
• Grade II Brook FarmhouseCB23 2SH
• Grade II Chapman's FarmhouseCB23 2SZ
• Grade II Crow End FarmhouseCB23 2SZ
• Grade II Home FarmhouseCB23 2TH
• Grade II King Alfred's HouseCB23 2TH

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Bourn Caxton End0.7 km
• Caldecote2.1 km
• Kingston2.5 km
• Caxton2.6 km
• Toft3.6 km
• Hardwick5 km
• Comberton Village5.7 km
• Little Gransden5.7 km

About Bourn Village and Hall Conservation Area

Is my property in Bourn Village and Hall Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Bourn Village and Hall?

Properties in Bourn Village and Hall 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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