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Great Dunmow Conservation Area

Great Dunmow is a mid-sized conservation area in England, covering approximately 37.5 hectares of protected landscape. It is one of the earliest conservation areas, designated in 1968, reflecting the area's longstanding cultural and architectural significance. The area contains 158 listed buildings, highlighting its exceptional concentration of heritage assets.

NationEngland

Designation Date1 January 1968

Data SourceHistoric England

Area37.5 hectares

Postcodes in Area53

Listed Buildings158 listed buildings (1 Grade I, 7 Grade II*, 150 Grade II)

Notable Listed Buildings

Grade I The Clock HouseCM6 2AB
Grade II* 20, 22 and 24, High StreetCM6 1AH
Grade II* Brook HouseCM6 2SL
Grade II* DiaboldCM6 1AG
Grade II* Great Dunmow War MemorialCM6 1ZN
Grade II* Maltings at Boyes CroftCM6 1BE
Grade II* The ChestnutsCM6 1AX
Grade II* White Horse Public HouseCM6 1AB
Grade II 10, Market PlaceCM6 1AT
Grade II 10, Stortford RoadCM6 1ZF
Grade II 11 and 15, New StreetCM6 1BH
Grade II 11, Market Place (See Details for Further Address Information)CM6 1AX
Grade II 12 and 14, New StreetCM6 1ZN
Grade II 12a, Stortford RoadCM6 1DQ
Grade II 12, Market PlaceCM6 1AT
Grade II 12, Stortford RoadCM6 1DQ
Grade II 13 and 15, North StreetCM6 1BB
Grade II 14, 16 and 16a, Stortford RoadCM6 1DG
Grade II 14 and 14a, High StreetCM6 1AG
Grade II 14, Market PlaceCM6 1AT

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About Great Dunmow Conservation Area

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What restrictions apply in Great Dunmow?: Properties in Great Dunmow 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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