Hallaton Conservation Area

Hallaton is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1973. The area covers approximately 32 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St Michael and All AngelsLE16 8TY
• Grade II 10,12 and 14, ChurchgateLE16 8TY
• Grade II 11-21, Hog LaneLE16 8UE
• Grade II 11a and 11b High StreetLE16 8UA
• Grade II 11, Hunts LaneLE16 8UQ
• Grade II 16, ChurchgateLE16 8TY
• Grade II 18, ChurchgateLE16 8TY
• Grade II 1, ChurchgateLE16 8UA
• Grade II 1, the CrossLE16 8UA
• Grade II 20-24, ChurchgateLE16 8TY
• Grade II 23, High StreetLE16 8UD
• Grade II 26-32, High StreetLE16 8UG
• Grade II 29, High StreetLE16 8UD
• Grade II 2, High StreetLE16 8UA
• Grade II 2, the CrossLE16 8UA
• Grade II 31, High StreetLE16 8UG
• Grade II 36, ChurchgateLE16 8UQ
• Grade II 37, EastgateLE16 8UB
• Grade II 39-45, EastgateLE16 8UB
• Grade II 43, High StreetLE16 8UG

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Blaston2 km
• Horninghold2 km
• Slawston2.3 km
• Medbourne3.7 km
• East Norton3.9 km
• Nevill Holt4 km
• Allexton4.7 km
• Tugby5.1 km

About Hallaton Conservation Area

Is my property in Hallaton Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Hallaton?

Properties in Hallaton 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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