Hollingbourne Eyhorne Street Conservation Area

Hollingbourne Eyhorne Street is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1977. The area covers approximately 4.4 hectares.

At 4.4 hectares, this is a compact conservation area — smaller than the UK average of around 45 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II 20 and 22, Eyhorne StreetME17 1TR
• Grade II 34-40, Eyhorne StreetME17 1TR
• Grade II 42-46, Eyhorne StreetME17 1TR
• Grade II 47 -51 Eyhorne StreetME17 1TR
• Grade II 50 and 52, Eyhorne StreetME17 1TS
• Grade II 57,59,61, Eyhorne StreetME17 1TS
• Grade II 6-16, Eyhorne StreetME17 1TU
• Grade II 64 and 66, Eyhorne StreetME17 1TS
• Grade II April Cottage Beaufort Cottage Fern CottageME17 1TR
• Grade II Autumn CottageME17 1UY
• Grade II Coachmans CottageME17 1TP
• Grade II Cotuams House, the Cottage and Wall and Gatepier Attached to NorthwestME17 1UU
• Grade II Elm CottageME17 1TU
• Grade II Eyhorne ManorME17 1TP
• Grade II Foxgrove HouseME17 1TR
• Grade II Garden Wall and Gatepier About 20 Metres to North North East of Cotauams HouseME17 1UU
• Grade II Glyder House Sugar Loaves Public HouseME17 1TS
• Grade II Lilac CottageME17 1TR
• Grade II Meadow Way Cottage Poste Cottage Small MeadME17 1TR
• Grade II Niton HouseME17 1TU

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Hollingbourne Upper Street1.2 km
• Leeds Lower Street1.6 km
• Hollingbourne Broad Street2.2 km
• Broomfield2.3 km
• Leeds Upper Street2.3 km
• Bearsted, Holy Cross Church3.3 km
• Bearsted3.6 km
• Otham4.1 km

About Hollingbourne Eyhorne Street Conservation Area

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What restrictions apply in Hollingbourne Eyhorne Street?

Properties in Hollingbourne Eyhorne Street 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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