Husbands Bosworth Conservation Area

Husbands Bosworth is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1987. The area covers approximately 23.2 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Bosworth HallLE17 6LZ
• Grade II* Chapel of St. MaryLE17 6LZ
• Grade II* Church of All SaintsLE17 6LT
• Grade II 13, High StreetLE17 6NA
• Grade II 18, Honeypot LaneLE17 6LY
• Grade II 19, High StreetLE17 6LJ
• Grade II 1, the GreenLE17 6JT
• Grade II 2 Church Street and Garden WallLE17 6LU
• Grade II 2, the GreenLE17 6JT
• Grade II 30, High StreetLE17 6LJ
• Grade II 32 and 34, Bell LaneLE17 6LA
• Grade II 34 Honeypot Lane and Attached Garden Walls and OutbuildingLE17 6FD
• Grade II 48, High StreetLE17 6LP
• Grade II 7-11, Church StreetLE17 6LT
• Grade II Foxbury HouseLE17 6LJ
• Grade II Honeypot FarmhouseLE17 6LU
• Grade II Hunters LodgeLE17 6LW
• Grade II Railway FarmhouseLE17 6LY
• Grade II SchoolLE17 6JU
• Grade II The Old House and Garden WallLE17 6LS

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Theddingworth2.6 km
• North Kilworth3 km
• Laughton5 km
• Grand Union Canal5.4 km
• Walton5.5 km
• Kimcote6.2 km
• Gumley6.8 km
• Lubenham6.8 km

About Husbands Bosworth Conservation Area

Is my property in Husbands Bosworth Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Husbands Bosworth?

Properties in Husbands Bosworth 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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