Ticknall Conservation Area

Ticknall is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 75.8 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* The Lock-UpDE73 7LN
• Grade II 26, High StreetDE73 7JH
• Grade II 32 High Street and Attached Wall and RailingsDE73 7JH
• Grade II 34 and 36, High StreetDE73 7JH
• Grade II 41-45, High StreetDE73 7JH
• Grade II 47-51, High StreetDE73 7JH
• Grade II 55 and 57, Main StreetDE73 7JE
• Grade II 85 and 87, Main Street (Highwayside)DE73 7JZ
• Grade II Alcove, Enclosing Pillar Fountain, to East of No 20DE73 7JR
• Grade II Arch FarmhouseDE73 7JF
• Grade II Arch View CottageDE73 7JZ
• Grade II Archway HouseDE73 7JF
• Grade II Baptist ChapelDE73 7JE
• Grade II Brick Kiln at Os 359242DE73 7LA
• Grade II Brierfield HouseDE73 7JF
• Grade II Church of St GeorgeDE73 7JU
• Grade II Churchyard Cross 55 Yards South of the Church of St GeorgeDE73 7JU
• Grade II Derby HouseDE73 7JF
• Grade II Entrance Lodge and Gateway to Calke AbbeyDE73 7JZ
• Grade II Estate Yard HouseDE73 7LN

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Heath End2.8 km
• Woodhouses3.1 km
• Staunton Harold3.5 km
• Melbourne3.5 km
• Stanton by Bridge3.8 km
• King's Newton4.1 km
• Milton4.5 km
• Smisby4.7 km

About Ticknall Conservation Area

Is my property in Ticknall Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Ticknall?

Properties in Ticknall 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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