Great and Little Thurlow Conservation Area

Great and Little Thurlow is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 8 February 1973. The area covers approximately 84.4 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Church of All SaintsCB9 7LG
• Grade II* Church of St PeterCB9 7JQ
• Grade II* Great Thurlow HallCB9 7LF
• Grade II* Lavender CottageCB9 7LB
• Grade II* The AlmshouseCB9 7HZ
• Grade II* The Old HouseCB9 7HX
• Grade II 112CB9 7LQ
• Grade II 112a and 113a Bury RoadCB9 7LQ
• Grade II 114a and 114b, the StreetCB9 7LB
• Grade II 115, 115a and 116, the LimesCB9 7LB
• Grade II 116e and 116f, the SquareCB9 7LB
• Grade II 120, the StreetCB9 7HX
• Grade II 123a,the Street and the Old Post Office, 122a, the StreetCB9 7HX
• Grade II 132, the StreetCB9 7HX
• Grade II 135 and 136, Pound GreenCB9 7HY
• Grade II 139, Locks CottagesCB9 7JQ
• Grade II Barn at Great Thurlow HallCB9 7LG
• Grade II Barns to Church FarmCB9 7LG
• Grade II BridgeCB9 7LG
• Grade II Bridge CottageCB9 7LG

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Great Wratting2.7 km
• Withersfield3.6 km
• Haverhill Queen Street5.2 km
• Haverhill Hamlet Road5.7 km
• Burrough Green6.2 km
• Hundon6.3 km
• Brinkley6.4 km
• West Wickham6.7 km

About Great and Little Thurlow Conservation Area

Is my property in Great and Little Thurlow Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Great and Little Thurlow?

Properties in Great and Little Thurlow 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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