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Marr conservation area
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Designated1991-01-07
Reference8
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area53.54183, -1.22356
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre6 (Grade I: 1, Grade II: 5)
Listed buildings near Marr
- CHURCH OF ST HELEN — Grade I, about 110 m
- MARR HALL — Grade II, about 180 m
- PAIR OF OUTBUILDINGS APPROXIMATELY 20 METRES TO NORTH EAST OF MARR HALL — Grade II, about 180 m
- SHELTER SHED APPROXIMATELY 40 METRES TO NORTH OF MANOR FARMHOUSE — Grade II, about 200 m
- MANOR FARMHOUSE — Grade II, about 210 m
- Range of farmbuildings at Hall Farm approximately 25 metres to west of farmhouse — Grade II, about 290 m
- GATES AND GATEPIERS TO BRODSWORTH HALL ESTATE SITUATED ON WEST SIDE OF ROAD TO MARR APPROXIMATELY 650 METRES TO EAST OF HALL — Grade II, about 1,930 m
- GROUP OF 10 GARDEN STATUES TO SOUTH AND EAST OF BRODSWORTH HALL — Grade II, about 1,960 m
Nearest conservation areas to Marr
Woodlands, Hickleton, High Melton, Cusworth, Barnburgh
Median house price in Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council: £180,000 (2025).
What living in Marr means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.