Great Hormead Conservation Area

Great Hormead is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 6 October 1968. The area covers approximately 35.9 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Church of St Nicholas (Church of England)SG9 0NH
• Grade II* Great Hormead DaneSG9 0NZ
• Grade II* The Old RectorySG9 0NT
• Grade II BakersSG9 0NG
• Grade II Barn at Great Hormead DaneSG9 0NZ
• Grade II Barn at Hormead HallSG9 0NZ
• Grade II Barn at JuddsSG9 0NT
• Grade II Barn at Little MeadowSG9 0NT
• Grade II Box Tree CottageSG9 0NQ
• Grade II Burton GarthSG9 0NX
• Grade II Bury Farm CottageSG9 0NS
• Grade II Bury LodgeSG9 0NR
• Grade II Byre to West of JuddsSG9 0NX
• Grade II Carters FieldSG9 0NZ
• Grade II Church End Cottage (Opposite Parish Church)SG9 0NH
• Grade II Cosy CottageSG9 0NL
• Grade II Dane HouseSG9 0NZ
• Grade II Dellow CottageSG9 0NX
• Grade II Dovecote at Hormead HallSG9 0NZ
• Grade II East Barn at Dane End HouseSG9 0NZ

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Anstey3 km
• Brent Pelham3.3 km
• Furneux Pelham3.7 km
• Buntingford3.8 km
• Westmill4.3 km
• Braughing4.8 km
• Aspenden4.8 km
• Crabb's Green5.5 km

About Great Hormead Conservation Area

Is my property in Great Hormead Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Great Hormead?

Properties in Great Hormead 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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