Conservation Area: Kerridge Conservation Area (048)

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Grade Active
Authority Macclesfield Borough Council
Other Ref 1207-2
Date assigned 06 February 1973
Date last amended 01 August 2006

Description

Kerridge is notable for: • Rural character with large, open fields • Undulating topography, dominated by Kerridge Hill • A dense backdrop of trees on the hillside above Windmill Lane • Dispersed groups of cottages, centred on Chancery Lane, Jackson Lane, Redway Lane and Higher Lane • Stone paved footpaths linking quarries and cottages • Hollin Hall Hotel, the most important building • The inclined plane, which largely forms the southern boundary, between the quarries of Windmill Lane and the canal

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Sources (1)

  • Report: Macclesfield Borough Council/Conservation Area Studio. 2006. Bollington and Kerridge Conservation Area Appraisal.

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Location

Grid reference Centred SJ 9348 7697 (828m by 1120m) (3 map features)
Map sheet SJ97NW
Civil Parish BOLLINGTON, MACCLESFIELD, CHESHIRE EAST

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Record last edited

Feb 22 2013 3:31PM