Seend Conservation Area

Seend is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 5 January 1973. The area covers approximately 39.1 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of the Holy CrossSN12 6NT
• Grade II* Seend HouseSN12 6NR
• Grade II* The Manor HouseSN12 6NT
• Grade II 1-4, High StreetSN12 6NR
• Grade II Alma CottageSN12 6NN
• Grade II Badbury HouseSN12 6NY
• Grade II Bakery Cottage the Old BakehouseSN12 6NY
• Grade II Beech HouseSN12 6NY
• Grade II Brewhouse to Rear of Bell InnSN12 6NN
• Grade II Burnham Cottage the Antique ShopSN12 6NU
• Grade II Canty NeukSN12 6NX
• Grade II Chest TombSN12 6NT
• Grade II Church Corner Lodge and Gate PiersSN12 6NR
• Grade II Churchyard Gate Piers and GatesSN12 6NT
• Grade II Clematis CottageSN12 6NU
• Grade II CrosswaysSN12 6NW
• Grade II Dial HouseSN12 6NR
• Grade II Down View Piskey Cottage View RosaSN12 6NU
• Grade II Egypt FarmhouseSN12 6NZ
• Grade II ElcottSN12 6NU

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Poulshot2.8 km
• Keevil4 km
• Bromham4.5 km
• Worton4.6 km
• Marston4.7 km
• Melksham4.9 km
• Potterne5.4 km
• Steeple Ashton5.7 km

About Seend Conservation Area

Is my property in Seend Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Seend?

Properties in Seend 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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