Quainton Conservation Area

Quainton is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 3 June 1972. The area covers approximately 24.1 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St Mary and the Holy CrossHP22 4AP
• Grade II* Brudenell HouseHP22 4AP
• Grade II* Cross FarmhouseHP22 4AR
• Grade II* Market CrossHP22 4AR
• Grade II* Numbers 40 to 54 and Flanking OutbuildingsHP22 4AP
• Grade II* Quainton WindmillHP22 4AR
• Grade II* Townsend FarmhouseHP22 4AF
• Grade II 10, the GreenHP22 4AR
• Grade II 12, Upper StreetHP22 4AY
• Grade II 16, the GreenHP22 4AR
• Grade II 17, the GreenHP22 4AR
• Grade II 18 and 19, the GreenHP22 4AR
• Grade II 1, Lower StreetHP22 4AX
• Grade II 24 and 26, Church StreetHP22 4AW
• Grade II 24 and 26, Lower StreetHP22 4BJ
• Grade II 25, Church StreetHP22 4AP
• Grade II 2 and 2a, the StrandHP22 4AS
• Grade II 2, Church StreetHP22 4AR
• Grade II 31, the GreenHP22 4AR
• Grade II 34 and 36, Church StreetHP22 4AP

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Oving3.8 km
• North Marston3.9 km
• Waddesdon3.9 km
• Botolph Claydon4.7 km
• Whitchurch5.5 km
• Hardwick5.9 km
• Middle Claydon6 km
• Grendon Underwood6.5 km

About Quainton Conservation Area

Is my property in Quainton Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Quainton?

Properties in Quainton 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