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Claverton Conservation Area

In a conservation area you need planning permission for more than elsewhere: knocking down most buildings, many extensions and roof changes, cladding, and some satellite dishes. Before cutting down or pruning most trees you must tell the council six weeks ahead.

Type
Conservation area
Place
Claverton
Size
38 hectares
Policy
HE1
Council page
bathnes.gov.uk
Appraisal and map
Council plan (PDF)
Inside it

Planning applications in the last year

2 applications inside the zone, newest first.

Up to dateChecked B&NES planning register

Inside it

Listed buildings

27 listed buildings: 23 at Grade II, 3 at Grade II*, 1 at Grade I.

Barn, Coach House, Stable, Pigsties and Attached Outbuildings at Manor Farmhouse · Claverton Manor (the American Museum) and Screen Walls To North and South · Mausoleum To Ralph Allen, in Churchyard To South of St Mary'S Church · Walls, Retaining Walls, Gates, Gatepiers and Central Flight of Steps, Enclosing Garden and Terraces, To South of Manor Farmhouse · 11 and 12 · 13-15 · Bassett Farm Cottage · Bassett Farmhouse · Church of St Mary · Farleigh Cottage Tower House · Former Coach House and Stables, and Screen Walls To East; 200 Yards South of Claverton Manor · Former Stables and Coach House Immediately To North of the Old Rectory · Garden Wall and Gatepiers To Road at West of the Old Rectory · Grotto, 150 Yards To South of Claverton Manor · Manor Cottage and Front Garden Wall To West · Manor Farm Cottage · Manor Farmhouse With Outbuildings and Garage To West and Wall Surrounding Garden To North With Gatepiers · Monument To Eckersall Family in Churchyard To East of St Mary'S Church · Monument To Susanna Ogle, in Churchyard To South of St Mary'S Church · Monument To William Clapham, in Churchyard To South of St Mary'S Church · Orchard House · Pair of Gatepiers at Junction With Road To Claverton Down · The Lodge and Gatepiers at South, at Entrance To Claverton Manor · The Old Rectory and Rectory Cottage · Unidentified Monument Five Yards South-East of Ogle Monument in Churchyard To South of St Mary'S Church · Unidentified Monument, Four Yards South of Ogle Monument in Churchyard To South of St Mary'S Church · Walls Enclosing Garden To South of St Mary'S Church and West of the Old Rectory

Where

The outline

The shaded area is the zone, from the council’s map. Check the council’s own map before relying on an exact boundary.

51.37535, -2.31062 · Open in a map

Other conservation areas: Bath Conservation Area, Bathampton Conservation Area, Batheaston Conservation Area, Bathford Conservation Area, Charlcombe Conservation Area, Chew Magna Conservation Area, Chew Stoke Conservation Area, Combe Hay Conservation Area, Compton Martin Conservation Area, Corston Conservation Area, East Harptree Conservation Area, Englishcombe Conservation Area, Freshford Conservation Area, Hinton Blewett Conservation Area, Hinton Charterhouse Conservation Area, Kelston Conservation Area, Keynsham Conservation Area, Midsomer Norton Conservation Area, Monkton Combe Conservation Area, Newton St.Loe Conservation Area, North Stoke Conservation Area, Paulton Conservation Area, Pensford Conservation Area, Queen Charlton Conservation Area, Radstock Conservation Area, Saltford Conservation Area, South Stoke Conservation Area, Stanton Drew Conservation Area, Timsbury Conservation Area, Ubley Conservation Area, Upper Swainswick Conservation Area, Wellow Conservation Area, West Harptree Conservation Area, Woollard Conservation Area.

Up to dateChecked Conservation areas (B&NES)

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