Mont Le Grand Conservation Area

Mont Le Grand is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 5 August 1978. The area covers approximately 11.6 hectares.

At 11.6 hectares, this is a compact conservation area — smaller than the UK average of around 45 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II 1-15, Regent's ParkEX1 2NT
• Grade II 1 and 2, Mont Le GrandEX1 2NF
• Grade II 2-6, Regent's ParkEX1 2NG
• Grade II 2, Bicton PlaceEX1 2PG
• Grade II 3-6, Mont Le GrandEX1 2PD
• Grade II 7 and 8, Mont Le GrandEX1 2PD
• Grade II 9-14, Mont Le GrandEX1 2PD
• Grade II Attwill-Kingdon AlmhousesEX1 2NJ
• Grade II Bicton LodgeEX1 2PG
• Grade II ClystlandsEX1 2QQ
• Grade II Collingwood HouseEX1 2PG
• Grade II Grendon's AlmhousesEX1 2NJ
• Grade II Selsdon House EX1 2NG
• Grade II SouthlandsEX1 2QQ
• Grade II Street Wall Fronting Grendon's and Attwill Kingdon AlmshousesEX1 2NJ
• Grade II Wall of ClystlandsEX1 2NF

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Lower Summerlands0.6 km
• Belmont0.6 km
• Heavitree0.6 km
• St Leonards0.8 km
• St Sidwell's0.9 km
• Southernhay and the Friars1.2 km
• Longbrook1.3 km
• City Centre1.4 km

About Mont Le Grand Conservation Area

Is my property in Mont Le Grand Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Mont Le Grand?

Properties in Mont Le Grand 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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