Litton Cheney is a spring-line settlement along the northern margin of the Bride Valley, at the foot of the
chalk scarp, about 145m (500ft) below the A35 main trunk road in south west Dorset, England. The village lies
within an area of outstanding natural beauty some 14.5km (9 miles) west of Dorchester, 10km (six miles) east of
Bridport and 5km (3 miles) from the sea at West Bexington. At the 2001 census the village comprised 195
dwellings housing a population of 348.
For a brief history of the village click HERE
LISTED BUILDINGS in LITTON CHENEY
Grade 1:
Parish Church of St Mary, Church Path
Grade 2:
Chalk Pit Lane:
Court Cottages 1 and 2
Townsend Cottages, 2
Charity Farm:
Barn 90 Metres West of Charity Farmhouse
Church Path:
The Old Rectory
Hines Mead Lane:
Glebe Cottage
Main Street:
Barges Cottage
Barges Farmhouse
Beech House and Attached Front Railings
Village Shop and Forge Attached to Beech House
Brewery Cottage
Charity Farm Cottages 1 and 2
Charity Farmhouse
Cross Trees Farm Cottage
Malter's Cottages 1, 2, 3 and 4
Myrtle Cottage
Randell Cottage
Riverside Cottages 1 and 2
The Cottage
The Court House
The Mill
The Water Mill at The Mill, with Bridge Attached
School Lane:
Thorners School
St Marys Churchyard:
Drew Hodder Monument 2 Metres North East of Parish Church Chancel
Monument (illegible) 2 Metres South of Parish Church Chancel
Monument (illegible) 4 Metres East of Parish Church Chancel
Sweet Monument 4 Metres South of Parish Church Chance
Litton Cheney
in the Bride Valley