Sturry Conservation Area

Sturry is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 12 September 1997. The area covers approximately 49.1 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St NicholasCT2 0AH
• Grade I The School HallCT2 0AY
• Grade II 1, Field WayCT2 0BQ
• Grade II 1, Mill RoadCT2 0AD
• Grade II 2 and 4, High StreetCT2 0BD
• Grade II 35 and 36, High StreetCT2 0BD
• Grade II 39 and 40, High StreetCT2 0BD
• Grade II 5 and 6, Chapel LaneCT2 0AH
• Grade II 5, High StreetCT2 0BD
• Grade II 6, High StreetCT2 0BD
• Grade II 7-10, High StreetCT2 0BD
• Grade II Black Mill CottageCT2 0AD
• Grade II Bridge HouseCT2 0AD
• Grade II CrosswaysCT2 0BQ
• Grade II Former Stable Adjoining No 36CT2 0BD
• Grade II Former Welsh Harp Public HouseCT2 0AS
• Grade II Friendly HallCT2 0BN
• Grade II Garden Wall to Milner CourtCT2 0AZ
• Grade II Gateway to Milner CourtCT2 0AE
• Grade II Georgian HouseCT2 0BD

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Fordwich0.6 km
• Westbere No 21.9 km
• Mount Hospital2 km
• Westbere No 12.1 km
• Allcroft Grange, Hackington2.3 km
• St Martin's Hospital2.4 km
• Canterbury Alma, Clyde and Notley Street2.6 km
• Canterbury St Stephen's2.9 km

About Sturry Conservation Area

Is my property in Sturry Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Sturry?

Properties in Sturry 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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