Lower Hardres and Nackington

607 people lived here at the 2021 census, up 6.5% on 2011. It has 22 listed buildings, 1 of them Grade I.

Census

Population, 2001 to 2021

5572001

5702011

6072021

Source: Office for National Statistics census figures as recorded in Wikidata.

Heritage

Most common types: farmhouse, church building, barn, war memorial, hop kiln, house.

1Grade I

0Grade II*

21Grade II

0Scheduled

Church of St Marychurch building · List entry 1085575

Barn At Harmansole Farmbarn · List entry 1241596

Barn At Little Eaton Farmthatched barn · List entry 1391380

Barns At Stuppington Farmbarn · List entry 1096955

Building To Right Of Merton Farmhouselisted building · List entry 1334308

Butt's Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1052317

Church of St Marychurch building · List entry 1372289

Cooks Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1085579

Court Lodge Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1052257

Harmansole Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1085578

Little Catt's Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1336569

Lower Hardres War Memorialwar memorial · List entry 1453079

Merton Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1096956

Mount Pleasantlisted building · List entry 1085576

Nackington War Memorialwar memorial · List entry 1448198

Oast Kiln Range At Harmansole Farmhop kiln · List entry 1085474

Parsonage Househouse · List entry 1085574

The Farmhouse And Attached Former Cart Store, Stuppington Court Farmfarmhouse · List entry 1334346

The Old Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1367136

The Old Rectoryclergy house · List entry 1085577

Winter's Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1372287

Young's Farmhousefarmhouse · List entry 1085573

Source: National Heritage List for England entries recorded in Wikidata with this parish or town as location.

No railway station within the parish.

No twinning recorded.