Talbot Village Conservation Area

Talbot Village is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 4 August 1975. The area covers approximately 28.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II 100, Wallisdown RoadBH12 5BB
• Grade II 112, Wallisdown RoadBH12 5EQ
• Grade II 122, Wallisdown RoadBH12 5EF
• Grade II 132, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HY
• Grade II 142, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HY
• Grade II 150, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HY
• Grade II 156, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HY
• Grade II 1-7 Talbot Village Almshouses, Including Detached StorehousesBH10 4JA
• Grade II 190, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4AA
• Grade II 198, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4AA
• Grade II 28, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HX
• Grade II 38, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HX
• Grade II 48, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HX
• Grade II 58, Wallisdown RoadBH10 4HX
• Grade II 88, Wallisdown RoadBH12 5BB
• Grade II Church of St Mark (Including Tower)BH10 4HY
• Grade II LulworthBH10 4HY
• Grade II Myrtle CottageBH10 4JA
• Grade II Pleasant CottageBH10 4JA
• Grade II Rose CottageBH10 4JA

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Meyrick Park and Talbot Woods1.7 km
• Brunstead Road2.1 km
• Saints2.2 km
• Portchester Road2.7 km
• Dean Park2.7 km
• Westbourne2.7 km
• Old Christchurch Road3.1 km
• West Cliff and Poole Hill3.1 km

About Talbot Village Conservation Area

Is my property in Talbot Village Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Talbot Village?

Properties in Talbot Village 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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