Ickleton Conservation Area

Ickleton is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 9 October 1975. The area covers approximately 23.8 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St Mary MagdaleneCB10 1SL
• Grade II* MowbraysCB10 1SL
• Grade II* PadcotCB10 1SS
• Grade II 26, Abbey StreetCB10 1SS
• Grade II 30, Abbey StreetCB10 1SS
• Grade II 46, Abbey StreetCB10 1SS
• Grade II 53, Abbey StreetCB10 1SS
• Grade II 61 and 63, Abbey StreetCB10 1SJ
• Grade II 71, Abbey StreetCB10 1SJ
• Grade II 8 Butchers Hill CB10 1SR
• Grade II Abbey FarmhouseCB10 1SX
• Grade II Barn to East Side of Mowbray's FarmyardCB10 1SR
• Grade II Barn to North East of Mowbray's FarmyardCB10 1SR
• Grade II Barn to South East of Abbey FarmhouseCB10 1SX
• Grade II Barn to South East of Number 49 (Priory Farmhouse)CB10 1SJ
• Grade II Brookhampton HallCB10 1SP
• Grade II Butchers Hill CB10 1SR
• Grade II Caldrees ManorCB10 1SR
• Grade II Carpenters ShopCB10 1SS
• Grade II ChestnutsCB10 1SS

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Hinxton1.2 km
• Great Chesterford1.7 km
• Duxford2.7 km
• Duxford Airfield3.7 km
• Pampisford4.4 km
• Littlebury4.9 km
• Whittlesford5.1 km
• Elmdon5.3 km

About Ickleton Conservation Area

Is my property in Ickleton Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Ickleton?

Properties in Ickleton 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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