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Ackers Road and Marlborough Crescent, Stockton Heath conservation area
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CouncilWarrington Borough Council
Designated1996-01-01
Reference10008
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area53.37503, -2.56196
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre6 (Grade II: 6)
Listed buildings near Ackers Road and Marlborough Crescent, Stockton Heath
- Travellers' Rest stone at Grappenhall — Grade II, about 580 m
- THE COTTAGE (NORTH OF JUNCTION WITH LUMBBROOK ROAD) — Grade II, about 720 m
- LUMB BROOK BRIDGE (AN AQUEDUCT) — Grade II, about 740 m
- Cheshire Cheese Public House — Grade II, about 740 m
- BRIDGEWATER CANAL LUMB BROOK BRIDGE (AN AQUEDUCT, THAT PART IN GRAPPENHALL CIVIL PARISH) — Grade II, about 740 m
- 562-568, KNUTSFORD ROAD — Grade II, about 880 m
- 502, KNUTSFORD ROAD — Grade II, about 1,090 m
- 484, KNUTSFORD ROAD — Grade II, about 1,130 m
Nearest conservation areas to Ackers Road and Marlborough Crescent, Stockton Heath
Victoria Road and York Drive, Grappenhall, Grappenhall Village, London Road and Grappenhall Road, Stockton Heath, Greenalls Brewery, Church Street
Median house price in Warrington Borough Council: £258,500 (2025).
What living in Ackers Road and Marlborough Crescent, Stockton Heath means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.