Sturminster Newton Conservation Area

Sturminster Newton is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 4 September 1976. The area covers approximately 73.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St MaryDT10 1DG
• Grade I Town BridgeDT10 2DG
• Grade II* Sturminster Newton CastleDT10 2DG
• Grade II* Sturminster Newton MillDT10 2DQ
• Grade II 16, Church LaneDT10 1DH
• Grade II 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27, Church StreetDT10 1DB
• Grade II 28, 29 and 30, Church StreetDT10 1DB
• Grade II 33, Church StreetDT10 1FA
• Grade II 3 (Chapter House) and 4 Lane Fox TerraceDT10 1FA
• Grade II 3, Market CrossDT10 1AN
• Grade II 48 and 49, Bridge StreetDT10 1BZ
• Grade II 51, Bridge StreetDT10 1BZ
• Grade II 61, Common LaneDT10 2BT
• Grade II 71, Bridge StreetDT10 1BZ
• Grade II 7 Market PlaceDT10 1AS
• Grade II 82 NewtonDT10 2DQ
• Grade II 86, NewtonDT10 2DQ
• Grade II 89, NewtonDT10 2DQ
• Grade II 93 NewtonDT10 2PX
• Grade II Arched Causeway Adjoining Town BridgeDT10 2BS

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Hinton St Mary2.3 km
• Okeford Fitzpaine3.7 km
• Shillingstone5 km
• Child Okeford5 km
• Marnhull5.2 km
• Ibberton6.1 km
• Stalbridge6.5 km
• Hazelbury Bryan7 km

About Sturminster Newton Conservation Area

Is my property in Sturminster Newton Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Sturminster Newton?

Properties in Sturminster Newton 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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