City and Queen Square Conservation Area
City and Queen Square is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 8 March 1972. The area covers approximately 34.8 hectares.
Notable Listed Buildings
- Grade I Attached Basement Area Railings to the ExchangeBS1 1JQ
- Grade I Church of St John the Baptist and St John's GateBS1 2EZ
- Grade I Church of St StephenBS1 1EL
- Grade I Equestrian Statue of William IIIBS1 4QS
- Grade I Former Bank of EnglandBS1 2HL
- Grade I Old Post OfficeBS1 1HQ
- Grade I The ExchangeBS1 1JQ
- Grade I The NailsBS1 1JQ
- Grade I The Theatre RoyalBS1 4ED
- Grade II* 16, King StreetBS1 4EF
- Grade II* 17, King StreetBS1 4EF
- Grade II* 1-9, Queen SquareBS1 4JE
- Grade II* 27 and 28 Queen SquareBS1 4ND
- Grade II* 29 Queen SquareBS1 4ND
- Grade II* 33, King StreetBS1 4DZ
- Grade II* 35, Corn StreetBS1 1HT
- Grade II* 41, Broad StreetBS1 2ER
- Grade II* 56, Corn StreetBS1 1JH
- Grade II* 59, Queen Charlotte StreetBS1 4HL
- Grade II* 66, Prince StreetBS1 4QA
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Nearby Conservation Areas
- Redcliffe0.4 km
- College Green0.4 km
- St Michael's Hill and Christmas Steps0.6 km
- St James' Parade0.6 km
- Tyndall's Park0.8 km
- Park Street and Brandon Hill0.9 km
- Portland and Brunswick Square1 km
- Kingsdown1 km
About City and Queen Square Conservation Area
- Is my property in City and Queen Square Conservation Area?
- Use the free HeritageCheck postcode checker to instantly find out if your property is within the City and Queen Square Conservation Area boundary.
- What restrictions apply in City and Queen Square?
- Properties in City and Queen Square 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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