Bungay Conservation Area

Bungay is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1970. The area covers approximately 43.4 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Bungay CastleNR35 1DD
• Grade I Butter CrossNR35 1AP
• Grade I Church of Holy TrinityNR35 1HH
• Grade I Church of St Mary (Including Ruins of Benedictine Convent)NR35 1AU
• Grade II* Ollands and the GablesNR35 1HJ
• Grade II* Roman Catholic Church of St. EdmundNR35 1AY
• Grade II* Rose HallNR35 1BP
• Grade II* Trinity HallNR35 1EX
• Grade II 10, Broad StreetNR35 1AG
• Grade II 10 Earsham Street Including 1a Broad StreetNR35 1AG
• Grade II 10, Trinity StreetNR35 1EX
• Grade II 11a and 11, Wharton StreetNR35 1EX
• Grade II 11a, Market PlaceNR35 1AP
• Grade II 11 and 13, Trinity StreetNR35 1EQ
• Grade II 11, Flixton RoadNR35 1HQ
• Grade II 12-16, Bridge StreetNR35 1HB
• Grade II 12-16, Broad StreetNR35 1EN
• Grade II 12, Market PlaceNR35 1AW
• Grade II 12, St Mary's StreetNR35 1BB
• Grade II 1, 3a and 3, Upper Olland StreetNR35 1BG

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Ditchingham Dam0.4 km
• Ditchingham1.7 km
• Ellingham Mill3.5 km
• Hedenham3.8 km
• Geldeston5.6 km
• Homersfield6.7 km
• Wortwell6.7 km
• Gillingham7.9 km

About Bungay Conservation Area

Is my property in Bungay Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Bungay?

Properties in Bungay 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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