South Cerney Conservation Area

South Cerney is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 11 April 1970. The area covers approximately 34 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of All HallowsGL7 5TT
• Grade II 3, Station RoadGL7 5RF
• Grade II 4, Station RoadGL7 5RF
• Grade II 5, Station RoadGL7 5RF
• Grade II 6, Station RoadGL7 5RF
• Grade II 7, Station RoadGL7 5UU
• Grade II Atkyns ManorGL7 5TT
• Grade II Berry FarmhouseGL7 5TR
• Grade II Bridge Over River ChurnGL7 5TU
• Grade II Brook CottageGL7 5TU
• Grade II Brook HouseGL7 5TY
• Grade II Butchers CottageGL7 5UG
• Grade II Butchers Shop Adjacent to Eliot Cottage Occupied by Kt Bowman Eliot CottageGL7 5TU
• Grade II Chapter ManorGL7 5XR
• Grade II Corner Cottage Pike HouseGL7 5UY
• Grade II Cottage Adjoining Ivy Cottage to East Ivy CottageGL7 6LZ
• Grade II Cottage Adjoining the Paddy to East the PaddyGL7 5TZ
• Grade II CrossGL7 5UG
• Grade II Cross HouseGL7 5UG
• Grade II Edwards CollegeGL7 5TR

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Ashton Keynes3.2 km
• Driffield3.4 km
• Preston3.6 km
• Harnhill3.7 km
• Somerford Keynes3.7 km
• Ewen4.4 km
• Cirencester South4.8 km
• Down Ampney5 km

About South Cerney Conservation Area

Is my property in South Cerney Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in South Cerney?

Properties in South Cerney 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