Woodhouse Eaves Conservation Area

Woodhouse Eaves is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 72.3 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Church of St PaulLE12 8RT
• Grade II 10-14, Church HillLE12 8SZ
• Grade II 115, Main StreetLE12 8SB
• Grade II 119 and 121, Main StreetLE12 8RU
• Grade II 123, Main StreetLE12 8RU
• Grade II 1, Meadow RoadLE12 8SZ
• Grade II 2-12, Maplewell RoadLE12 8SA
• Grade II 24, Church HillLE12 8RT
• Grade II 80-88, Brand HillLE12 8SU
• Grade II 90, Main StreetLE12 8RY
• Grade II Charnwood HouseLE12 8SX
• Grade II Former Parish Boundary Stones at Longdale CottageLE12 8ST
• Grade II Longdale CottageLE12 8ST
• Grade II Lychgate to Churchyard of St PaulLE12 8RT
• Grade II School HouseLE12 8SZ
• Grade II Stable Block and Pigsty at the BrandLE12 8SS
• Grade II Summerhouse at the BrandLE12 8SS
• Grade II The BrandLE12 8ST
• Grade II The Brand Cottage at the BrandLE12 8ST
• Grade II The SpinneysLE12 8TY

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Woodhouse School Lane1.2 km
• Woodhouse Forest Road1.7 km
• Swithland2.2 km
• Cropston3.4 km
• Quorn4 km
• Rothley Ridgeway4 km
• Newtown Linford4 km
• Thurcaston4.3 km

About Woodhouse Eaves Conservation Area

Is my property in Woodhouse Eaves Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Woodhouse Eaves?

Properties in Woodhouse Eaves 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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