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West Berkshire Council Planning and Countryside - August 2010
Conservation Area Appraisal (Appendices)- Streatley
Appendix I: West Berkshire District Council Local Plan 1991-2006 (Saved Policies 2007) policy designations
Reproduced from Ordnance Survey map with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office (c) Crown Copyright 2010. West Berkshire District Council 100024151. 0 240 480120 Meters
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Ordnance Survey map annotated to show Streatley conservation area, parish and settlement boundaries, public rights of way, areas of ancient woodland, Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Sites of Special Scientific Interest, as set out in the West Berkshire District Local Plan 1991-2006 (Saved Policies 2007)
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Conservation area boundary
Settlement boundary
Parish boundary
Sites of Special Scientific Interest
Ancient semi-natural woodland
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Public_Rights_of_Way
Appendix II: Aerial photograph of Streatley showing the extent of the conservation area
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Conservation area boundary
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Appendix III: Designated heritage assets outside Streatley conservation area boundary
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Streatley parish boundary
Streatley conservation area
Scheduled Monuments
!( Listed Buildings
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Grim's Ditch (WB104)
Grim's Ditch (WB104)
Ordnance survey map annotated to show the parish and conservation area boundary of Streately and the location of designated heritage assets outside the conservation boundary. Please refer to appendix V for schedule of listed buildings.
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Appendix IV: Designated heritage assets and other buildings of architectural or historic interest within or immediate to the conservation area
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Please refer to appendices V and VI for schedule of designated heritage assets and other buildings of architectural or historic interest.
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L3
L1
L2
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Dovecote (DWB77)
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Conservation area boundary
! Listed buildings
! Unlisted of buildings of architectural or historic interest
Scheduled Monuments
Appendix V: Listed buildings within the parish of Streatley Building no.
Building name Grade and date listed
Address Unique ID Notes
1* The Swan Hotel II 29/11/83
High Street RG8 9HR
397851 Stable block, now part of hotel.
2* Childe Court, The Maltings, The Morrell Room, The Morrell Room Cottage
II 29/11/83
High Street RG8 9HT
397852 Malthouse converted to houses and village hall.
3* Church of St Mary
II 14/04/67
High Street
397853
4* Sutton Tomb Approx 10 metres south west of tower of Church of St Mary
II 29/11/83
High Street
397854
5* Chest Tomb approx 12 metres south-west of tower of Church of St Mary
II 29/11/83
High Street
397963
6* Chest Tomb approx 13 metres south-west of tower of Church of St Mary
II 29/11/83
High Street
397964
7* Snowdrop Cottage
II 29/11/83
High Street RG8 9JD
397965 Cottage
8* Vine Cottage II
14/04/67 High Street RG8 9JD
397966 House, formerly a house and shop and earlier an inn.
9* The Old School House
II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9JD
397967
10* Bag Row 6 – 8 Icknield Cottages (6, 7 and 8 High Street)
II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9JG
397968 Cottages
11* Limeswell II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9JD
397970 House- formerly listed as House opposite Turknell Cottage
12* 2 Icknield Cottages (The Old Bakery)
II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9JA
397971 House
13* 3, 4 and 5 Icknield Cottages
II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9JA
397972 Cottages
14* Limeswell Cottage
II 29/11/83
High Street RG8 9JD
397973 House
15* East Streatley House
II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9HY
397974 House
16* Streatley House II* 29/11/83
High Street RG8 9HY
397975 House
17* West Streatley House
II 29/11/83
High Street RG8 9HY
397977 House
18* The Thatched Cottage
II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9HY
397978 Cottage
19* Little Shaw II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9HY
397979 House Formerly listed as Rest Garth
20* Middle House II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9HY
398192 House
21* Walnut Tree
Cottage II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9HY
398193 House
22* The Cottage II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9HY
398194 House
23* Jessamine Cottage
II 14/04/67
High Street RG8 9HY
398195 House, formerly a house and shop (Wells Family Grocer).
24 Milestone at SU 59435 80141
II 29/1183
Reading Road
398197
25* The Bull Hotel II 29/11/83
Reading Road RG8 9JJ
398198 Public House with accommodation
26* Wellhead and Pump
II 29/11/83
Reading Road
398199
27 Wood Farmhouse II 29/11/83
Stichens Green RG8 9SU
398200 (Note that there is another Wood Farmhouse at Aldworth Road)
28* Elm Lodge II 14/04/67
Wallingford Road RG8 9JR
398201 House
29* Place Manor II 29/11/83
Wallingford Road RG8 9JS
398202 House with outbuildings
30* 1, 2 and 3 Place Manor Cottages
II 07/12/71
Wallingford Road RG8 9JT
398203 Cottages
31* Dovecote approx 100 metres to north of Place Manor
II 07/12/71
Wallingford Road
398204 Also a scheduled ancient monument
32 Milestone at SU 5925 8167
II 29/11/83
Wallingford Road
398205
33 Streatley
Farmhouse II* 29/11/83
Wallingford Road RG8 9PX
398206
34 Walls and gatepiers adjoining Streatley Farmhouse to north
II 29/11/83
Wallingford Road
398207
35 Barn approx 20 metres south west of Streatley Farmhouse
II 29/11/83
Wallingford Road
398208
36 Manor Farmhouse
II 29/11/83
398266
37 Manor Farm Cottages 1 and 2
II 29/11/83
RG8 9SP 398267 May be by Lutyens
38 Southridge House II 29/11/83
RG8 9SJ 398268 Farmhouse
Unasterisked items are outside the CA. Locations shown at App III Asterisked items are within the CA. Locations are shown as App IV July 2010 Note that the above information is believed to be correct at the time of printing: the status of any building should always be checked against the official list maintained by English Heritage as the list is subject to amendment.
Appendix VI : Streatley Conservation Area Appraisal. Schedule of other buildings of architectural or historic interest within the parish of Streatley Building no.
Building name Address Notes
L1* Cottages at White Hart Yard
High Street RG8 9JE
Group value. Of historic interest – note layout and laundry use. Positive contribution to conservation area.
L2* The Granary at Mill House
High Street RG8 9HS
Provides evidence of Streatley’s riverside industrial history of which little remains
L3 The Old School and School House
Streatley Hill RG8 9RD
Of historic interest – old school and schoolhouse. Positive contribution to conservation area. Architectural interest -Victorian period
L4* Townsend Farm Wallingford Road, RG8 9JX
Provides evidence of Streatley’s agricultural past
*Asterisked items are within the CA. The unasterisked item is presently outside, but immediate to, the CA. Locations are shown at Appendix IV. July 2010
Appendix VII: Historic Landscape Character types
Reproduced from Ordnance Survey map with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office (c) Crown Copyright 2010. West Berkshire District Council 100024151.
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Conservation area boundary
enclosed meadows
parliamentary enclosures
amalgamated fields
reorganised fields
paddocks
historic settlement
18th-19thC settlement
recent settlement growth
ancient woodland
old secondary woodland
plantation woodland
golf course
parks & sports facilities
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WMRG
R&I
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Appendix VIII: Plan of key features of the setting of the conservation area, showing key long-distance views
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Legend
Conservation area boundary
Setting
Essential Setting
Key long distance views
Key to landscape types:
A AllotmentsCP Car parkF FieldG GardenOH Open hillsideOP Open pastureR RiverRG Riparian gardensR&I River & islandR&L River & lockW WoodWH Wooded hillside
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Indivisibility between Parish churches
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Appendix IX: Plan showing open spaces, trees and other landscape features important to the conservation area, within and adjacent to its boundary
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Gardens contributing to public realm
Open spaces important to the conservation area
Conservation area boundary
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Important groups / lines of trees
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Area 3: Wallingford Road and the crossroads
Area 2: High Street
Area 1: Riverside
Appendix X: Character areas within Streatley conservation area
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Note that the footpath may be considered as part of both the Riverside and High Street character areas
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Sub
BULL
House
THE
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Sheep Dip
Swimming
68.0m
School
HIL L G
ARDENS
Coombe
Betteridge
Cintra
Lodge
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Pool
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Streatley
B 4009
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Waylands
Squirrels
Yew Trees
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Drain
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Chestnut Cottages
Cott
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Lardon Cottages
House
Weir
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PlaceCottage
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FB
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River Thames
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Beech House
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Green Hill
Path
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Cottage
Drain
The
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Landing
Weirs
Sluices
Fern
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Cottage
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45.4m
FB
Farm
44.8m
Millstream
The
Tree
Vi ne Cot tage
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Place Manor
64.2m
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HIGH STREET
Cottage
High
Morrell Room
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Pound C
ot t ages
Foot Bridge
Weir
The Granar y
Lock
64.2m
Hills Foot
FB
Beeches
Withy Eyot
3
Townsend
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Bungalow
Jessamine
Sluice
Landing
High W
all
Hill House
21Cottage
LB
STREATLEY HILL
Cottages
Sub
THE BULL
Pond
Streatley
Hill House
Meml
Streatley
Eas t S
treatle
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WALLINGFORD ROAD
TCB
Cottage
Lit t le
Church Croft
Cottage
(Youth Hostel)
59.2m
43.6m
House
St reat l ey H
ouse
St Mary's
Path
Hart
B 4009
Limeswell
War
Cottage
TheYarnton
Southfields
Cottage
Lardon
Ashcote House
Streatley and Goring Bridge
The Bull
The Thatched
St abl e
READI NG ROAD
Morrell Room
Elm Lodge
Cottage
House
14
11
Farm
Path (um)
Coach
Hous e
A 329
White
Townsend
El
The Beeches
Paddock
Limeswell
Cott a
ge s
Little
Chase
The Malt House
Childe Court
Allotment
Gardens
Sub Sta
El
Swan Inn
The
Church
Goring
El Sub Sta
The O
l d
Sc ho o
l Ho
Greenhill Villa
Fernlea
Yew Tree Cottage
Th e Old
School
House
The Old
School
HILL GARDENS
Manor
Vicarage
Hous e
West S
t r eatl ey
House
Yarnton GardenCottage
She lte r
MEADOW
Shaw
Landing St age
House
Pump
Path
Chaseside
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Stage
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3 5
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The Woodlands
Garden House
Co pp ers
Co t t
Whi te
Hart Yd
Charlw
ood Ho
Flin tstones
Icknield Cottages
Windrush
The Old
Laburnu
m
The Old
Forge
7
8
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1
234
House
House
Mill
The Lock
Foot Bridge
Yew Marnhill
Wallingford
68.9m
Trees
LodgeHigh View
ChaseHouse
Townsend
Byways
Park
Works
Drain
42.8m
Lardon
Drain
Cottage
Garden
ChaddleworthThe Lodge
Pond
46.8m
Playing Field
Path
64.1m
A 329
Little
Paddock
House
55.0m
Lardon
Sewage
The Red House
Allot
Gdns
Paddocks
Upcot
Applegarth
Hillride
A 417
Hambleden Cottage
Lit t l e Falk la
nds
1
8
Woodfield Cotttages
Hig hm
eadow
Co tta
g e
Lardon Lodge
Controlled
Voluntary
Wellars
Mulberry Lodge
Lodge
South Streatley
North Streatley Lodge
SR
SR
Und
Und
SR
SR
SR
CF
Co Const & UA Bdy
Def
House
House
Oakridge
Highfield
Shona
Stables
Mad Hatters
Primrose C
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ROAD
WANTAGE
Marnhill
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Appendix XI: Plan of proposed alterations to the conservation area boundary
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Please read with explanatory notes on the following page
Streatley Conservation Area Appraisal Proposed alterations to the present conservation area boundary: Explanatory notes to Appendix XI July 2010
Note on Plan
Proposed Change Reason
1 Include curtilages of Townsend House and of properties to the south
To define CA by a clear boundary
2 Include walled former part of gardens to Streatley House, as shown in historic mapping
Historic evidence and surviving features
3 Include curtilage to Fern Cottage and to adjacent properties
To define CA by a clear boundary
4 Include Hill House, Hill House Cottages, Greenhill Villa, Fernlea and Yew Tree Cottage and the curtilages of the properties. These properties sit within the historic confines of Streatley, marking the southern approach to the village
Historic evidence and surviving features
5 Include the rear garden of The Bull public house. This is clearly defined by mature trees which form the historic boundary to the curtilage of the inn
Historic evidence and surviving features
6 Include the walled garden to the west of Elm Lodge, The Old School House and The Old School, and the walled curtilage to the latter two properties
Historic evidence and surviving features
7 Include the open garden setting to the dovecote as far as a belt of trees and shrubs to the west
To protect the setting of the dovecote
Note that all the above changes are additive and would result in extensions to the present conservation area. Further suggested changes: (a) It is desirable that minor discrepancies between the settlement boundary and conservation area boundaries are reconciled. (b) Minor errors should be corrected in accordance with current best GIS practice eg at A on the map at Appendix XI. (The above additional suggested changes are not addressed in the plan at Appendix XI).
Appendix XII: Streatley Conservation Area Appraisal Key sources, further reading and references Key sources and further reading Central Government For current central government policy, legislation and guidance in relation to planning, building and the environment generally, see www.communities.gov.uk. Of particular note is: Planning Policy Statement 5 (PPS5), Department for Communities and Local Government, March 2010, and associated Practice Guide English Heritage For information from English Heritage and its partners see www.english-heritage.org.uk and www.helm.org.uk . Notable publications include: Guidance on Conservation Area Appraisals, English Heritage, 2006 Guidance on the Management of Conservation Areas, English Heritage, 2006 West Berkshire Council For West Berkshire Council documents see www.westberks.gov.uk. These include; West Berkshire Council Local Plan 1991 -2006 Saved Policies September 2006 Historic Environment Guidance Note 1: Conservation Areas, West Berkshire Council (current revision) Historic Landscape Characterisation (HLC) and Historic Environment Character Zoning (HECZ) see http://www.westberks.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=12848 and http://www.westberks.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=13297 Streatley Village Design Statement, Streatley Parish Council, adopted by West Berkshire Council, November 2009 (also available at www.streatley.org) Archives
National Monuments Record, Swindon Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive Berkshire Record Office West Berkshire Council Historic Environment Record References Victoria County History: A History of the County of Berkshire, Volume 3, P.H. Ditchfield and W. Page (ed.s) 1923 (O.O.P: available at www.victoriacountyhistory.ac.uk) The Buildings of England, Berkshire, N. Pevsner, 1966 An Historic Atlas of Berkshire, Dils, J. ed. (O.O.P. pub. Berkshire Record Society) 1998
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