Howden Conservation Area

Howden is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1974. The area covers approximately 25.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Minster Church of St Peter and St Paul and Chapter HouseDN14 7BS
• Grade II* Howden HallDN14 7AF
• Grade II* The Bishop's ManorDN14 7SZ
• Grade II* The Langley ArchwayDN14 7SU
• Grade II 100 and 102, HailgateDN14 7SZ
• Grade II 12, BridgegateDN14 7GY
• Grade II 14, Saint John's StreetDN14 7BE
• Grade II 1, BishopgateDN14 7AD
• Grade II 1, Vicar LaneDN14 7BJ
• Grade II 20, Treeton RoadDN14 7DH
• Grade II 24, BridgegateDN14 7AB
• Grade II 27, BridgegateDN14 7AA
• Grade II 28 and 29, Market PlaceDN14 7BL
• Grade II 28 and 30, BridgegateDN14 7AB
• Grade II 29, BridgegateDN14 7AA
• Grade II 2 and 4, Pinfold StreetDN14 7BU
• Grade II 2, ChurchsideDN14 7BQ
• Grade II 31 and 31a, Market PlaceDN14 7BJ
• Grade II 32 and 32a, Market PlaceDN14 7BJ
• Grade II 38, 42, 44, BridgegateDN14 7AA

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Airmyn3.8 km
• Goole4.7 km
• Hemmingbrough7.9 km
• Rawcliffe8.4 km
• Adlingfleet11.9 km
• Snaith12.3 km
• Selby Town14 km
• Millgate14.3 km

About Howden Conservation Area

Is my property in Howden Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Howden?

Properties in Howden 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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