About 22.9% of Stratford-on-Avon is designated Green Belt, roughly 22,352 hectares. Explore it on the map below with the council boundary, conservation areas and Environment Agency flood zones.
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| District area (approx.) | 97,792 ha |
|---|---|
| Designated Green Belt (approx.) | 22,352 ha |
| Share of district in Green Belt | 22.9% |
| Conservation areas on planning.data.gov.uk | 1 |
| Council Green Belt parcel scores | Coming |
Worked out by Arden Land Partners from the planning.data.gov.uk Green Belt and local authority district boundaries. Rounded, for guidance only.
Conservation areas for Stratford-on-Avon published on planning.data.gov.uk (1):
Green Belt land can still be developed in some cases. Since the December 2024 changes to national planning policy, some Green Belt land may count as “grey belt” where it does not strongly serve certain Green Belt purposes. Read what grey belt land means, see our Stratford-on-Avon area guide, or open the full Green Belt & grey belt land map.
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Important: this page is for information only and is not planning advice. Boundaries are simplified and approximate; check the council’s own maps.