Willingham Conservation Area

Willingham is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 7 December 1974. The area covers approximately 7.9 hectares.

At 7.9 hectares, this is a compact conservation area — smaller than the UK average of around 45 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St Mary and All the SaintsCB24 5YR
• Grade II 1, George StreetCB24 5LN
• Grade II 2, High StreetCB24 5LN
• Grade II 3, Green StreetCB24 5JA
• Grade II 60, Church StreetCB24 5HS
• Grade II 64, Church StreetCB24 5HX
• Grade II 66 and 68, Church StreetCB24 5HX
• Grade II 6, George StreetCB24 5YR
• Grade II 8, George StreetCB24 5LJ
• Grade II Barn, Rear of Number 60CB24 5HS
• Grade II Church FarmhouseCB24 5HT
• Grade II Cottage with Shop, Within Curtilage of Number 10CB24 5HP
• Grade II Duke of Wellington Public House, WillinghamCB24 5HX
• Grade II Kosi HolmeCB24 5HT
• Grade II Methodist ChapelCB24 5HX
• Grade II Osborne HouseCB24 5HX
• Grade II St Michael's CottageCB24 5JA
• Grade II Village PumpCB24 5JA

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Over3.1 km
• Rampton3.4 km
• Longstanton4.3 km
• Swavesey4.6 km
• Earith4.8 km
• Cottenham5.4 km
• Westwick5.6 km
• Bluntisham5.7 km

About Willingham Conservation Area

Is my property in Willingham Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Willingham?

Properties in Willingham 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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