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Conservation Area No 17 - St. Ann's

view of Chestnuts Park, south side

The St. Ann's Conservation Area runs along the middle stretch of St. Ann's Road, between it's junctions with Seven Sisters Road and Hermitage Road, as well as short stretches of some roads off it. It also includes the whole of Chestnuts Park and parts of St. Ann's Hospital.  

The character of the Conservation Area is varied, from former large private houses in grounds to small terraced housing. It is dominated by Chestnuts Park, originally the grounds of Chestnut House. The other dominant features are the high boundary wall to the hospital, opposite the park and St. Ann's Church, built in 1860's in random/rubble limestone and its associated buildings.  

Conservation Area Map

The extent of the St. Ann's Conservation Area is shown in the map below. A higher resolution PDF of the map can be downloaded from the attached files section at the bottom of this page.  Please note this file may be large and take some time to download.  

You can also view a map of the conservation area, along with other Planning Designations (including other Heritage Designations such as Statutorily Listed and Locally Listed Buildings) on the Interactive Haringey Map web site here (opens in a new window).

Map of St Ann's

Character Appraisal and Historic Maps

On 26 February 2007 the Council approved and adopted a character appraisal for the St Ann's Conservation Area.  A replacement character appraisal was approved and adopted on 9 March 2009.  More details on the appraisal process, programme and purpose can be found on our Conservation Area Character Appraisals page (opens linked web page).  

The appraisal documents are available electronically in the table below.

FilenameTypeSize
St Ann's Conservation Area Character AppraisalPDF392K
Map 1 - 1798 Wyburd Survey MapPDF695K
Map 2 - 1864 Ordnance Survey MapPDF851K
Map 3 - 1894-96 Ordnance Survey MapPDF980K
Map 4 - 1915 Ordnance Survey MapPDF1.4MB
Map 5 - 1935 Ordnance Survey MapPDF1.2MB
Map 6 - 1955 Ordnance Survey MapPDF645K

Attached Files

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Page Last Updated: 12 December 2011

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