Scarrington
Information and a map of Scarrington Conservation Area.
This 9 hectare Conservation Area includes the majority of the built-up area of the village. It contains 4 Listed Buildings, and was designated a Conservation Area in 1990.
Informally arranged historic buildings, varied traditional boundary treatments, mature trees and wide grassy verges contribute to the character of the Conservation Area. The village's curvilinear main thoroughfare reveals a pleasing sequence of views from the rural southern approach, through the tree-shaded Main Street and on to the Grade I listed Church of St. John of Beverley in the east. A 15-foot pile of horseshoes outside the Grade II listed Smithy is a unique and distinctive reminder of the village's heritage.
The boundary of the Conservation Area was reviewed and formally extended on 12 October, 2010.
For further advice, contact Design and Conservation.
Documents to download
Conservation Areas in Rushcliffe
- Aslockton
- Bingham
- Bradmore
- Bunny
- Car Colston
- Colston Bassett
- Costock
- Cropwell Bishop
- Cropwell Butler
- East Bridgford
- East Leake
- Edwalton
- Flintham
- Granby
- Hawksworth
- Hickling
- Keyworth
- Kneeton
- Langar
- Normanton on the Wolds
- Orston
- Ruddington
- Scarrington
- Sutton Bonington
- Thoroton
- Thrumpton
- Upper Broughton
- Upper Saxondale
- West Leake
- Whatton in the Vale
- Wysall
- Wiverton