St George Barracks North Conservation Area

St George Barracks North is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1990. The area covers approximately 12.1 hectares.

At 12.1 hectares, this is a compact conservation area — smaller than the UK average of around 45 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II Barrack and Attached Railings North of Officers' Barracks, St George's BarracksPO12 1GP
• Grade II Barrack and Railings Opposite Entrance to Royal Clarence Yard, St George's BarracksPO12 1GA
• Grade II Boundary Railings Extending Approximately 30 Metres to West of Guard House St George's BarracksPO12 1NY
• Grade II Boundary Railings Extending From Guard House Approximately 300 Metres, St George's Barracks Railings Extending Approximately 300 Metres North and of Guard House, St George's BarracksPO12 1NY
• Grade II Guard House at Entrance to North Section, St George's BarracksPO12 1NY
• Grade II Lamp Post, Standing in a Central Position in Front of the Gateway at St George's BarracksPO12 1NY
• Grade II Officers' Quarters with Attached Basement Area Railings, St George's BarracksPO12 1AG
• Grade II Thrift Shop at St George's BarracksPO12 1NY
• Grade II Two Gate Piers Marking the Former Railway Line to South East of Railway InnPO12 1LP

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Royal Clarence Yard0.2 km
• St George Barracks South0.5 km
• Forton Road0.6 km
• Priddy's Hard0.6 km
• Peel Road0.7 km
• High Street0.8 km
• Stoke Road0.8 km
• Trinity Green and Walpole Park0.9 km

About St George Barracks North Conservation Area

Is my property in St George Barracks North Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in St George Barracks North?

Properties in St George Barracks North 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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