The conservation area boundary includes the majority of the village; it occupies an area of 10.60 hectares. The conservation area includes Brattleby Hall (II) and the immediate grounds of the Hall which feature many mature trees that contribute to the character and setting of the village. Many of the houses in the village were built in the early nineteenth century.
There are 10 listed buildings within the conservation area including the Church of St Cuthbert’s (II*). There are also 10 buildings of local importance.
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