Fontmell Magna Conservation Area

Fontmell Magna is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 5 June 1977. The area covers approximately 87.9 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Church of St AndrewSP7 0NY
• Grade II 27,28 and 29, North StreetSP7 0PJ
• Grade II 48 and 49, Church StreetSP7 0PA
• Grade II 56, West StreetSP7 0PF
• Grade II 58 and 59, West StreetSP7 0PF
• Grade II 67,68 and 69, West StreetSP7 0PA
• Grade II 8, North StreetSP7 0NS
• Grade II Barn Cottage and No 61SP7 0PF
• Grade II Bennett Bishop Monument, in the Churchyard 5 M North of the North Aisle of the Church of St AndrewSP7 0NX
• Grade II Blandfords Farm HouseSP7 0PF
• Grade II BrookhouseSP7 0PA
• Grade II Chelwood HouseSP7 0NS
• Grade II Cleeve CottageSP7 0NY
• Grade II Cross HouseSP7 0PA
• Grade II Dairy HouseSP7 0NS
• Grade II Fernlea CottageSP7 0PJ
• Grade II Fontmell PotteriesSP7 0PA
• Grade II Gable CottageSP7 0PA
• Grade II Gossips Tree CottageSP7 0PA
• Grade II Methodist Chapel and SchoolroomSP7 0NY

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Sutton Waldron1.1 km
• Compton Abbas1.8 km
• Iwerne Minster2.5 km
• Iwerne Courtney4.2 km
• Ashmore4.5 km
• Child Okeford5.3 km
• Stubhampton5.8 km
• Shaftesbury6.1 km

About Fontmell Magna Conservation Area

Is my property in Fontmell Magna Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Fontmell Magna?

Properties in Fontmell Magna 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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