Pirton Conservation Area

Pirton is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 10 June 1969. The area covers approximately 56.7 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St Mary (C of E)SG5 3RG
• Grade II* Farm Building at Entrance to Yard at Hammond's FarmSG5 3QN
• Grade II* Hammond's FarmhouseSG5 3QN
• Grade II* The Rectory FarmhouseSG5 3QL
• Grade II* Three GablesSG5 3QB
• Grade II* West Barn at Rectory FarmSG5 3DH
• Grade II 14, Great GreenSG5 3QW
• Grade II 14, Royal Oak LaneSG5 3QT
• Grade II 16, Great GreenSG5 3QW
• Grade II 17, High StreetSG5 3PS
• Grade II 19-21, Royal Oak LaneSG5 3QT
• Grade II 1 and 3, Crabtree LaneSG5 3PT
• Grade II 20, High StreetSG5 3PT
• Grade II 23-25, Walnut Tree RoadSG5 3YR
• Grade II 28, Shillington RoadSG5 3QJ
• Grade II 31, High StreetSG5 3PR
• Grade II 41-45, High StreetSG5 3PT
• Grade II 4-6, Bury EndSG5 3QB
• Grade II 4-6, Walnut Tree RoadSG5 3PU
• Grade II 5, Crabtree LaneSG5 3PT

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Ickleford3.7 km
• Hexton4.1 km
• Butts Close, Hitchin4.2 km
• Great Offley5 km
• Hitchin5 km
• Hitchin Railway and Ransom's Recreation Ground5 km
• Charlton5.1 km
• Hitchin Hill Path5.5 km

About Pirton Conservation Area

Is my property in Pirton Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Pirton?

Properties in Pirton 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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