CONSERVATION AREA APPRAISAL - Sherburn House - January 2014
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Description
PDF. }....It is considered that the special character and significance of Sherburn House Conservation Area is derived from the following; and it is this character which must be preserved and enhanced: ....... The village’s rich heritage with medieval origins first established by the Prior of Durham Cathedral. The survival of the historic settlement pattern with the hospital complex separate from the remainder of the built form. The linear form and layout of the village along historic routes. The fine collection of listed buildings (Grade II and II*) of the former medieval Leper Hospital, the retention of their historic courtyard arrangement, and their attractive green setting. The diversity of the historic built form ranging from the medieval bridge and gatehouse, to 18th century dwellings, 19th century cottages, late Victorian properties and converted coach houses........" -
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Durham County Council -
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Further information
Link: https://www.durham.gov.uk/media/3587/Sherburn-House-Conservation-Area-Character-Appraisal/pdf/SherburnHouseConservationAreaCharacterAppraisal.pdf
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