Great Tew Conservation Area

Great Tew is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 9 April 1978. The area covers approximately 31.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St Michael and All AngelsOX7 4AG
• Grade II* 57 and 58, the LaneOX7 4DJ
• Grade II* Gatepiers and Gates Approximately 80 Metres South East of Great Tew HouseOX7 4AF
• Grade II 12, Old RoadOX7 4AN
• Grade II 13 and 14, Old RoadOX7 4AN
• Grade II 15-18, Old RoadOX7 4AN
• Grade II 21, Old RoadOX7 4DB
• Grade II 24, the GreenOX7 4DB
• Grade II 25, the GreenOX7 4DB
• Grade II 31, the AvenueOX7 4DB
• Grade II 33, the AvenueOX7 4AL
• Grade II 34-35, BrooksideOX7 4DD
• Grade II 36 and 37, the AvenueOX7 4DE
• Grade II 42, the GreenOX7 4DB
• Grade II 43-45 and 43a, the GreenOX7 4DB
• Grade II 46, the GreenOX7 4DB
• Grade II 47, the GreenOX7 4DB
• Grade II 48 and 49, the SquareOX7 4DA
• Grade II 50, the SquareOX7 4DA
• Grade II 52, the SquareOX7 4DA

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Little Tew1.6 km
• Ledwell2.4 km
• Sandford St Martin3 km
• Swerford3.1 km
• Wigginton4.2 km
• South Newington4.2 km
• The Bartons5 km
• Barford St Michael5.1 km

About Great Tew Conservation Area

Is my property in Great Tew Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Great Tew?

Properties in Great Tew 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