Olney Conservation Area

Olney 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 26.1 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of Saints Peter and PaulMK46 4AD
• Grade II* Gilpin House Orchard Side Cowper and Newton MuseumMK46 4AJ
• Grade II* Olney Wine Bar and Cross Keys HouseMK46 4AA
• Grade II* Orchard House Including Front RailingsMK46 5QN
• Grade II* The Vicarage Including Attached CoachhouseMK46 4AU
• Grade II 100, High StreetMK46 4BE
• Grade II 102, High StreetMK46 4EF
• Grade II 106, High StreetMK46 4DE
• Grade II 10, High StreetMK46 4DQ
• Grade II 10, Market PlaceMK46 4EA
• Grade II 11, Market PlaceMK46 4EA
• Grade II 13, Bridge StreetMK46 4AB
• Grade II 13, High StreetMK46 4BB
• Grade II 13, High Street SouthMK46 4AA
• Grade II 14, High StreetMK46 4BB
• Grade II 14, High Street SouthMK46 4AA
• Grade II 14, Market PlaceMK46 4BA
• Grade II 15, Bridge StreetMK46 4AB
• Grade II 16 and 18, High StreetMK46 4BB
• Grade II 17, Bridge StreetMK46 4AB

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Clifton Reynes1.3 km
• Emberton1.9 km
• Weston Underwood2.5 km
• Newton Blossomville3.5 km
• Lavendon3.5 km
• Ravenstone4 km
• Sherington4.9 km
• Turvey5.5 km

About Olney Conservation Area

Is my property in Olney Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Olney?

Properties in Olney 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