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9.28 <strong>Holdenhurst</strong> Farm has several modern<br />

barns/sheds associated with the<br />

agricultural use of the site. Although<br />

they do not reflect the historic<br />

construction of farm buildings evident<br />

elsewhere on the farm they are typical<br />

of their context, utilitarian in style<br />

and use and do not cause harm to the<br />

setting. Overall these agricultural<br />

barns/sheds whilst not enhancing the<br />

<strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong>, equally are not<br />

deemed to detract from it.<br />

9.29 Nos. 1-4 Throop Road date from the<br />

1920s and although altered, contain<br />

elements of period detail including<br />

chimney stacks and decorative brick<br />

banding. They are simple in form<br />

and appearance and sit relatively<br />

comfortably within the street scene.<br />

The scale of the original dwellings<br />

and their red brick construction<br />

is reflective of other properties<br />

within the conservation area. Whilst<br />

they have undergone a number of<br />

alterations including a large extension<br />

to No 2 and the insertion of plastic<br />

windows, overall they are considered<br />

to make a neutral contribution to the<br />

conservation area.<br />

one which detracts from its character<br />

and appearance. One such building<br />

has been identified in the <strong>Conservation</strong><br />

<strong>Area</strong> – the Longbarrow Allotment<br />

building. Although the allotment site<br />

itself makes an important and valuable<br />

contribution to the conservation area<br />

as part of the landscape setting,<br />

the large modern green shed that is<br />

of a utilitarian design does not. Its<br />

appearance, form and materials are<br />

not reflective of the other agricultural<br />

buildings which characterise the area.<br />

The use of metal rather than timber for<br />

the facing material is not sympathetic<br />

to the landscape setting. If this<br />

building were to be altered or replaced<br />

in the future then any scheme would<br />

need to give careful consideration to<br />

the sensitive location of the building<br />

to ensure that it was of a high quality<br />

design which respected its site and<br />

surroundings.<br />

Longbarrow Allotments<br />

An Audit of Heritage Assets<br />

No. 3 Throop Road<br />

Negative Buildings<br />

9.30 A building which makes a negative<br />

contribution to the conservation area is<br />

9.31 There are 11 individual listings within<br />

the <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong> covering 1<br />

church, 3 tombstones, 9 dwellings and<br />

17 gas lamps (the rest of the group of<br />

28 lamps are beyond the <strong>Conservation</strong><br />

<strong>Area</strong>). See Figure 14 for their location<br />

within the <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong>. A<br />

schedule of each of the individual<br />

listed buildings can be found in<br />

Appendix 6.<br />

56<br />

<strong>Holdenhurst</strong> <strong>Village</strong> <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong> <strong>Appraisal</strong> - March 2014

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