Rayne conservation area map - List of conservation area maps

The Conservation Area for Rayne was designated on 22 October 1981.

The conservation area lies at the eastern end of the village on either side of the A120 and can be divided into three sections:

• North of the A120 around Rayne Hall Green;
• Along the A120 in Stone Street;
• And south of the A120 along Gore Lane as far as the railway bridge.

On the 15 April 1981, an amendment was made to;

• Include the eastern end of the village on either side of the A120 and extends north to include the Church of All Saints and Rayne Hall at Rayne Hall Green, west along Stane Street to The Cauldron Hotel to include Rayne Place and south of the A120 as far as the railway bridge to include the cottages in Gore Lane.

On 9 November 1989, an amendment was made for:

• A minor amendment to the conservation area to exclude the new development adjacent to Rayne Place.

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