Mid and East Lavant Conservation Area
Mid and East Lavant is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1981. The area covers approximately 25.7 hectares.
Notable Listed Buildings
- Grade I Church of St MaryPO18 0AH
- Grade II 12 and 13, Main RoadPO18 0AR
- Grade II 17 and 18, Bottom LanePO18 0AG
- Grade II 19 and 20, Bottom LanePO18 0AG
- Grade II 28 and 29, Bottom LanePO18 0AQ
- Grade II 37 and 38, Main RoadPO18 0SA
- Grade II 42 and 43, Sheepwash LanePO18 0AT
- Grade II 49 and 50, Chichester RoadPO18 0BB
- Grade II 54 and 55 Chichester RoadPO18 0BL
- Grade II 56 and 57 Chichester RoadPO18 0BL
- Grade II 60 and 61, Midhurst RoadPO18 0BW
- Grade II Bamford Cottage Fern CottagePO18 0BQ
- Grade II Barn at Manor Farm to the North West of the FarmhousePO18 0AT
- Grade II Broyle FarmhousePO18 0AX
- Grade II BurchsPO18 0FA
- Grade II Church FarmhousePO18 0AL
- Grade II Church of St NicholasPO18 0BW
- Grade II East Lavant CottagePO18 0AX
- Grade II Filkins Stoer CottagePO18 0BW
- Grade II Flint LodgePO18 0BH
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Nearby Conservation Areas
- Graylingwell2.2 km
- Chichester3.4 km
- East Ashling4.1 km
- West Dean4.2 km
- Fishbourne4.3 km
- Tangmere4.8 km
- Boxgrove4.8 km
- Halnaker4.9 km
About Mid and East Lavant Conservation Area
- Is my property in Mid and East Lavant Conservation Area?
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- What restrictions apply in Mid and East Lavant?
- Properties in Mid and East Lavant 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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