DNP9: Local Heritage Assets

The Neighbourhood Plan identifies the following buildings that have local heritage significance by way of their local historical and/or architectural value to the local community and proposes they are submitted to both Tandridge Council and the Heritage Office at Surrey County Council to be included in the “local List” of non-designated heritage assets¹.

1. The Grange, Felcourt Road
2. Grange Lodge, Felcourt Road
3. Yew Lodge, Felcourt Road
4. Pleasance Cottage, Swissland Hill
5. The Clock House and Chesnut Cottage, Swissland Hill
6. Dorinwell, Furzfield Chase
7. Ho Chee Cottages, Plough Road
8. Starborough Cottages, Dormans Station Road
9. Dormans Station, Dormans Station Road
10. Hop Vines, The Platt
11. St John’s Parish Room (The Green Hut), The Platt
12. Bridge House, The Approach, Dormans Park
13. Hill House, Baldwins Hill & Garden, Lingfield Road
14. Box Cottage, The Platt
15. Claridge House, Dormans Road
16. Nairn/Bedford Lodge, Clinton Hall
17. Peltham Knoll, Moor Lane ²

Proposals that will result in a scale of harm to, or loss of, the building or structure that has not had full regard to its significance as a local heritage asset will be resisted.

This policy identifies thirteen buildings and structures in the Parish that have local heritage importance. In that regard, the policy is intended to inform decision makers of the presence of a non-designated heritage asset when judging the effects of a development proposal in line with §203 in the NPPF.

A full schedule of the buildings to which this policy applies is contained in Buildings of Character Report in the evidence base. The Appraisal contains a brief description of each building and its local importance.