Guyzance Conservation Area
Guyzance is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 9 November 2007. The area covers approximately 33.4 hectares.
Notable Listed Buildings
- Grade II 1 2 and 4, Guyzance VillageNE65 9AQ
- Grade II 6, Guyzance VillageNE65 9AQ
- Grade II 7 and 8, Guyzance VillageNE65 9AQ
- Grade II Bridge Over Quarry Burn on Hall Drive 40 Metres East of West LodgeNE65 9AF
- Grade II Game Larder and Walls to North and East of Tennis CourtNE65 9AG
- Grade II Garden Wall and Gate to North West of HallNE65 9AG
- Grade II Garden Walls to South of HallNE65 9AG
- Grade II Guyzance Hall and East Wing CottageNE65 9AG
- Grade II Number 5 and Former Joiners Shop on WestNE65 9AQ
- Grade II Outbuilding Group to South of Numbers 7 and 8NE65 9AQ
- Grade II Outbuilding to South of East Wing CottageNE65 9AG
- Grade II Pump Opposite Number 1NE65 9AQ
- Grade II Roadside Walls on North Side of StreetNE65 9AQ
- Grade II Roadside Walls on South of StreetNE65 9AQ
- Grade II The Old SchoolNE65 9AQ
- Grade II Walls South East of Hall Attached Summerhouse and GatehouseNE65 9AG
- Grade II West LodgeNE65 9AF
Nearby Conservation Areas
- Warkworth4.1 km
- Newton on the Moor4.3 km
- Felton4.5 km
- West Thirston4.5 km
- Amble5.6 km
- Alnmouth7.5 km
- Lesbury8.1 km
- Alnwick9.7 km
About Guyzance Conservation Area
- Is my property in Guyzance Conservation Area?
- Use the free HeritageCheck postcode checker to instantly find out if your property is within the Guyzance Conservation Area boundary.
- What restrictions apply in Guyzance?
- Properties in Guyzance 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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