Marlow Conservation Area

Marlow is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 3 October 1969. The area covers approximately 78.6 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Marlow BridgeSL7 2BL
• Grade I Marlow PlaceSL7 1NB
• Grade II* 29 and 31, West Street (See Details for Further Address Information)SL7 2LS
• Grade II* 33, West StreetSL7 2LS
• Grade II* 41 and 41a, High StreetSL7 1BA
• Grade II* 47, West StreetSL7 2NJ
• Grade II* 74 and 76, High StreetSL7 1AH
• Grade II* Borlase SchoolSL7 2BR
• Grade II* Brampton HouseSL7 1AQ
• Grade II* Church of All SaintsSL7 2BL
• Grade II* Court GardenSL7 2AE
• Grade II* Crown HotelSL7 3HH
• Grade II* Old ParsonageSL7 1NJ
• Grade II* RemnantzSL7 2BP
• Grade II* The End HouseSL7 1NF
• Grade II* The Old HouseSL7 2LS
• Grade II* The Old Malt HouseSL7 1NQ
• Grade II* The Stables at RemnantzSL7 2BP
• Grade II* The White HouseSL7 1AH
• Grade II* Western HouseSL7 2BS

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Harleyford and Wittington2.8 km
• Little Marlow2.9 km
• Well End4 km
• Abbotsbrook4.2 km
• Sheepridge4.6 km
• Hedsor Road and Riversdale4.6 km
• Medmenham4.8 km
• The Common Flackwell Heath5.9 km

About Marlow Conservation Area

Is my property in Marlow Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Marlow?

Properties in Marlow 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.

Learn more: What is a Conservation Area? · Restrictions · Planning Permission · CA vs Listed Building · Trees