The Pentons Conservation Area

The Pentons is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 3 May 1982. The area covers approximately 30.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Holy Trinity ChurchSP11 0RB
• Grade II Aldermans, and GarageSP11 0RQ
• Grade II Blue Bell Farm CottageSP11 0RP
• Grade II Box Cottage and Forecourt WallSP11 0RQ
• Grade II East Lodge, to Penton LodgeSP11 0RW
• Grade II Folly CottageSP11 0RQ
• Grade II Gatepiers and Garden Wall to East and South of Penton CloseSP11 0RB
• Grade II Green HedgesSP11 0RF
• Grade II Hillside CottageSP11 0RD
• Grade II Home Farm HouseSP11 0RW
• Grade II Laurel CottageSP11 0RQ
• Grade II Manor HouseSP11 0SR
• Grade II Old CroftSP11 0RD
• Grade II Penton CloseSP11 0RB
• Grade II Penton Grafton FarmhouseSP11 0RR
• Grade II Penton LodgeSP11 0RD
• Grade II Rose CottageSP11 0RD
• Grade II Stable Block 90 Metres North East of Penton LodgeSP11 0RW
• Grade II Table Tomb 3 Metres North West of Holy Trinity ChurchSP11 0SR
• Grade II Table Tomb 5 Metres North of Holy Trinity ChurchSP11 0SR

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Appleshaw3.2 km
• Abbotts Ann3.7 km
• Andover3.8 km
• East Cholderton3.9 km
• Fyfield4.1 km
• Upper Clatford4.4 km
• Amport and Monxton4.5 km
• Thruxton4.5 km

About The Pentons Conservation Area

Is my property in The Pentons Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in The Pentons?

Properties in The Pentons 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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