Corbridge Conservation Area

Corbridge is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 66.9 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St AndrewNE45 5NH
• Grade I Corbridge BridgeNE45 5AU
• Grade I Low HallNE45 5NJ
• Grade I Vicars PeleNE45 5AA
• Grade II 12-16, Front StreetNE45 5AP
• Grade II 14,16, Hill StreetNE45 5AA
• Grade II 28-34, Hill StreetNE45 5AA
• Grade II 3, St Helens StreetNE45 5HE
• Grade II 4-6, Watling StreetNE45 5AG
• Grade II 5 and 7, Princes StreetNE45 5AE
• Grade II 8,10, Front StreetNE45 5AP
• Grade II 9, Market PlaceNE45 5AW
• Grade II Black Bull InnNE45 5AT
• Grade II Black House Crafts Warden CottageNE45 5AH
• Grade II Boundary Walls to North and North-West of Parish HallNE45 5BE
• Grade II Bridge Bank Cottage and Adjacent Workshop to NorthNE45 5AU
• Grade II Churchyard Wall with Hearse House and Entrance GatewayNE45 5NH
• Grade II Corbridge HouseNE45 5LE
• Grade II Croft HouseNE45 5DP
• Grade II Cross House East and Cross House WestNE45 5BB

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Newton4.7 km
• Hexham5.6 km
• Acomb6 km
• Broomley6.6 km
• Great Whittington6.6 km
• Ovington7.7 km
• Wall8.5 km
• Matfen8.5 km

About Corbridge Conservation Area

Is my property in Corbridge Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Corbridge?

Properties in Corbridge 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.

Learn more: What is a Conservation Area? · Restrictions · Planning Permission · CA vs Listed Building · Trees