Baldock, Bygrave & Clothall Neighbourhood Plan - Submission Version

Annex C: Buildings of local importance

Timber framed building to rear of Butlers Yard

• Building of particular local architectural interest, important for its timber framed construction.
• Building of local historic interest: important to the local industrial history of Baldock.

Chapel, Church Street

• Building of particular local architectural interest for its architectural design and as an important building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the religious history of Baldock.

Aircraft Hangar at Tapps Garden Centre, Clothall Road

• Building of particular local architectural interest for its construction and as an important building type.

The Town Hall, High Street

• Local architectural interest: special architectural design and important local building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the local social history of Baldock.
• Acts as an important focal point and landmark within the town.
• Makes a particularly valuable contribution to the architectural, historic and visual quality of the conservation area.

Numbers 2 and 4, High Street

• Local historic interest: important to the historic development of Baldock.
• Make a particularly valuable contribution to the architectural, historic and visual quality of the Conservation Area.

Number 29, High Street

• Local Architectural Interest: special architectural design and decoration.
• Makes a particularly valuable contribution to the architectural, historic and visual quality of the conservation area.

28 & 30 Walkers Court (Roes Almshouses), adjacent to Pepper Alley

• Local Historic Interest: illustrates important aspects of the local social history of Baldock.

The Lodge, 56 High Street

• Local architectural interest: special architectural design and important local building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the local history and development of Baldock.
• Makes a particularly valuable contribution to the architectural, historic and visual quality of the conservation area.

Numbers 45-55 (odd) and 59 to 63 (odd), High Street

• Local architectural interest: architectural design and traditional craftsmanship.
• Local historic interest: Important to the historic development of Baldock.
• Makes a particularly valuable contribution to the architectural, historic and visual quality of the Conservation Area.

Tesco Building, High Street

• Local architectural interest: special architectural design and traditional craftsmanship.
• Local historic interest: important to the local industrial history of Baldock.
• Acts as an important focal point and landmark within the town.

Drapers Court, rear of 39 High Street

• Local architectural interest: important local building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the local industrial history of Baldock.

Maltings Court and 46a, Fish and Chips Shop, High Street

• Local architectural interest: important local building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the local industrial history of Baldock.

Maltings buildings to the rear of 31a Hitchin Street

• Local architectural interest: important local building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the local industrial history of Baldock.

Hillcrest, London Road

• Local architectural interest: special architectural design and decoration.

Buildings to the rear of 42 Church Street, lining Meeting House Lane

• Local architectural interest: Important local building type.
• Local historic interest: Important to the local industrial history of Baldock.

Outbuilding, The Barn, 18 Park Street.

• Local architectural interest: important local building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the local industrial history of Baldock.

53, South Road

• Acts as an important focal point with 74 South Road within Baldock.

74, South Road [now demolished]

• Acts as an important focal point with 53 South Road within the town.

1, Whitehorse Street

• Acts as an important focal point within the town.
• Makes a particularly valuable contribution to the architectural, historic and visual quality of the conservation area.

11, Whitehorse Street

• Acts as an important focal point within the town.
• Makes a particularly valuable contribution to the architectural, historic and visual quality of the conservation area.

15, Whitehorse Street

• Close historical association with the Methodist Chapel, a grade II listed building.

United Reform Church, Whitehorse Street.

• Building of particular local architectural interest for its architectural design and as an important building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the religious history of Baldock.

New Farm and Farmhouse, Weston Way.

• Local architectural interest: important local building type.
• Local historic interest: important to the local industrial and agricultural history of Baldock.