Hartlip Village Conservation Area

Hartlip Village is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 7 March 1970. The area covers approximately 27.7 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St MichaelME9 7TL
• Grade II* Barrows CottagesME9 7TH
• Grade II Barn 30 Yards North West of Place FarmME9 7TR
• Grade II Dovecot 30 Yards West of Place FarmME9 7TR
• Grade II Farm Storage Building 25 Yards South East of Place FarmME9 7TR
• Grade II Grace CottagesME9 7TG
• Grade II Hartlip HouseME9 7TL
• Grade II Hartlip PlaceME9 7TR
• Grade II Hartlip War MemorialME9 7TL
• Grade II Place Farmhouse Garden Wall and GranaryME9 7TR
• Grade II Pope's HallME9 7TL
• Grade II Stepp HouseME9 7TH
• Grade II Sweepstakes FarmhouseME9 7TU
• Grade II Thatch CottageME9 7TL
• Grade II Tomb of Mary Osborne, 3 Feet East of South Chapel of Church of St MichaelME9 7TL
• Grade II Tombs of Adam and Richard Ruck, 5 Yards South East of Porch of Church of St MichaelME9 7TL
• Grade II Wisteria CottageME9 7TL
• Grade II Yew Tree CottageME9 7TH

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Meresborough1.8 km
• Moor Street1.8 km
• Newington Manor2.1 km
• Newington High Street2.4 km
• Rainham2.6 km
• Newington Church3 km
• Upchurch3.5 km
• Chestnut Street, Borden3.8 km

About Hartlip Village Conservation Area

Is my property in Hartlip Village Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Hartlip Village?

Properties in Hartlip Village 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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