Broomhall Conservation Area

Broomhall is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 9 February 1970. The area covers approximately 31.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Broom HallS10 2BT
• Grade II 13, Broomgrove RoadS10 2LZ
• Grade II 1, Park LaneS10 2DU
• Grade II 20, Broomhall RoadS10 2DR
• Grade II 2 and 4, Collegiate CrescentS10 2FR
• Grade II 2, Broomhall RoadS10 2DN
• Grade II 32, Collegiate CrescentS10 2BJ
• Grade II 34, Collegiate CrescentS10 2AP
• Grade II 36, Collegiate CrescentS10 2BP
• Grade II 38, Collegiate CrescentS10 2BP
• Grade II 40, Collegiate CrescentS10 2BP
• Grade II 4, Park LaneS10 2DU
• Grade II 5, Clarkehouse RoadS10 2LB
• Grade II 61-67, Clarkehouse RoadS10 2LG
• Grade II 6 and 8, Collegiate CrescentS10 2FR
• Grade II Broomgrove HouseS10 2LE
• Grade II Collegiate HallS11 8PF
• Grade II Hyde Park VillasS10 2DY
• Grade II Hyde PlaceS10 2DY
• Grade II Lodge to Sheffield Hallam University Main BuildingS10 2BR

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Porter Brook0.5 km
• Hanover0.5 km
• General Cemetery0.6 km
• Northumberland Road0.6 km
• Broomhill0.8 km
• John Street1.2 km
• Endcliffe1.3 km
• Well Meadow1.4 km

About Broomhall Conservation Area

Is my property in Broomhall Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Broomhall?

Properties in Broomhall Conservation Area may face restrictions on demolition, tree work (6 weeks' notice required), and certain exterior alterations. Contact your local planning authority for specific rules that apply here.

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