Ham Common Conservation Area

Ham Common is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 74.9 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* 1-18, Langham House CloseTW10 7JE
• Grade II* 19-24, Langham House CloseTW10 7JE
• Grade II* 25-30, Langham House CloseTW10 7JE
• Grade II* Ormeley Lodge, with Gates and Railings to FrontTW10 5HB
• Grade II* Sudbrook LodgeTW10 5HA
• Grade II Avenue CottageTW10 7JQ
• Grade II Avenue LodgeTW10 7JG
• Grade II Avenue Lodge CottageTW10 7JG
• Grade II Church of St AndrewTW10 5NB
• Grade II Ensleigh LodgeTW10 7JA
• Grade II Fox House (Formerly the Rosary) and Gate and RailingsTW10 5LA
• Grade II Gordon HouseTW10 7JB
• Grade II Ham War MemorialTW10 5NB
• Grade II Hardwicke HouseTW10 7JL
• Grade II Ivy Cottage and Ivy House, and RailingsTW10 5LA
• Grade II Ivy House Cottage and RailingsTW10 5LA
• Grade II Langham HouseTW10 7JE
• Grade II Orford Hall St Michaels ConventTW10 7JG
• Grade II Park Gate HouseTW10 5HN
• Grade II Selby HouseTW10 7LF

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Ca7 Ham Common0 km
• Parkleys Estate0.3 km
• Ca67 Parkleys Estate Ham0.3 km
• Ca6 Petersham1 km
• Petersham1 km
• Broom Water1.2 km
• Ca28 Broom Water Teddington1.2 km
• Riverside North1.3 km

About Ham Common Conservation Area

Is my property in Ham Common Conservation Area?

Use the free HeritageCheck postcode checker to instantly find out if your property is within the Ham Common Conservation Area boundary.

What restrictions apply in Ham Common?

Properties in Ham Common 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