Swithland Conservation Area

Swithland is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 52.4 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I The Mountsorrel Cross C250 Metres South East of ChurchLE12 8XZ
• Grade II* Church of St LeonardLE12 8QB
• Grade II* Danvers Tomb at Church of St LeonardLE12 8XZ
• Grade II 106, Main StreetLE12 8TH
• Grade II 118,120 and 122, Main StreetLE12 8TH
• Grade II 123 and 125, Main StreetLE12 8TH
• Grade II 127, Main StreetLE12 8TH
• Grade II 132 and 134, Main StreetLE12 8TQ
• Grade II 136 and 138, Main StreetLE12 8TQ
• Grade II 137, Main StreetLE12 8TQ
• Grade II 140, Main StreetLE12 8TQ
• Grade II 144, Main StreetLE12 8TQ
• Grade II 146, Main StreetLE12 8TQ
• Grade II 36 and 38, Main StreetLE12 8TG
• Grade II 81 and 83, Main StreetLE12 8TG
• Grade II Barn at Hall FarmLE12 8XZ
• Grade II Barn at Hall FarmLE12 8XZ
• Grade II Gazebo on Corner of Garden of No 173, Next to SchoolLE12 8TJ
• Grade II Gazebo, Walls and Outhouse on Corner of Road at Hall FarmLE12 8XZ
• Grade II Hall FarmhouseLE12 8XZ

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Rothley Ridgeway1.9 km
• Cropston1.9 km
• Woodhouse Eaves2.2 km
• Thurcaston2.4 km
• Woodhouse School Lane2.7 km
• Woodhouse Forest Road2.8 km
• Rothley3.1 km
• Mountsorrel3.4 km

About Swithland Conservation Area

Is my property in Swithland Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Swithland?

Properties in Swithland 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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