Thorne Conservation Area
Thorne is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 37.3 hectares.
Notable Listed Buildings
- Grade I Church of St NicholasDN8 5NP
- Grade II 44a and 44b, King StreetDN8 5BA
- Grade II Churchyard Gatepiers Approximately 12 Metres South West of Porch to Church of St NicholasDN8 5NP
- Grade II Crimean War Memorial PumpDN8 5DP
- Grade II Crimean War Memorial Pump Situated Approximately 20 Metres to West of North East Entrance to ParkDN8 5LA
- Grade II Number 1 Silver Street Including Number 31 Bridge StreetDN8 5DR
- Grade II Outbuilding to Rear of Number 44aDN8 5BD
- Grade II Premises of Richard Law Fruit Shops and Flat AboveDN8 5WU
- Grade II Remains of Medieval Coffin Approximately 3 Metres to South of Porch to Church of St NicholasDN8 5NP
- Grade II Stonegate House (Now Masonic Hall)DN8 5NH
- Grade II The Old VicarageDN8 5NP
- Grade II The White Hart InnDN8 5DG
- Grade II Thorne Hall, Ellison Street, ThorneDN8 5LA
- Grade II Travis StudioDN8 5BB
Nearby Conservation Areas
- Fishlake3.4 km
- Hatfield - High Street4.5 km
- Hatfield - Manor Road5.1 km
- Crowle8.4 km
- Rawcliffe9.7 km
- Snaith10 km
- Goole11.8 km
- Old Cantley12.5 km
About Thorne Conservation Area
- Is my property in Thorne Conservation Area?
- Use the free HeritageCheck postcode checker to instantly find out if your property is within the Thorne Conservation Area boundary.
- What restrictions apply in Thorne?
- Properties in Thorne 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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