Great Bowden Conservation Area

Great Bowden is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1974. The area covers approximately 33.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St Peter and St PaulLE16 7HW
• Grade II* The Old RectoryLE16 7HW
• Grade II 11-15, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 11, Dingley RoadLE16 7ET
• Grade II 11, Main StreetLE16 7HB
• Grade II 16 and 17, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 17 and 19 Welham RoadLE16 7HS
• Grade II 18 and 19, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 1, Knights End RoadLE16 7EU
• Grade II 1, Main StreetLE16 7EU
• Grade II 20, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 26, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 27 and 29, Knights End RoadLE16 7EY
• Grade II 28, Knights End RoadLE16 7EY
• Grade II 29, Manor RoadLE16 7HE
• Grade II 30, Knights End RoadLE16 7EX
• Grade II 30, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 31, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 32 and 33, the GreenLE16 7EU
• Grade II 36, the GreenLE16 7EU

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Market Harborough2 km
• East Langton4 km
• Lubenham4.1 km
• Weston by Welland4.2 km
• Foxton4.4 km
• Church Langton4.9 km
• Brampton Ash4.9 km
• Braybrooke5 km

About Great Bowden Conservation Area

Is my property in Great Bowden Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Great Bowden?

Properties in Great Bowden 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