Friar Gate Conservation Area

Friar Gate is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 10 January 1969. The area covers approximately 23.8 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I 41, Friar GateDE1 1DA
• Grade II* 27, Friar GateDE1 1BX
• Grade II* 42, Friar GateDE1 1DZ
• Grade II* 43-44, Friar GateDE1 1DZ
• Grade II* 47-51, Friar GateDE1 1GY
• Grade II* 99, Friar GateDE1 1EZ
• Grade II* Church of St John the EvangelistDE1 1DY
• Grade II* Church of St WerburghDE1 1BR
• Grade II* Friary HotelDE1 1FG
• Grade II 100, Friar GateDE1 1EZ
• Grade II 114a-115, Friar GateDE1 1EX
• Grade II 115a, 116 and 117, 117a, Friar GateDE1 1BU
• Grade II 118, Friar GateDE1 1BU
• Grade II 11, Friar GateDE1 1EX
• Grade II 11, Vernon StreetDE1 1FW
• Grade II 126, Nuns StreetDE1 3LQ
• Grade II 1-2, Vernon StreetDE1 1FP
• Grade II 12, Vernon StreetDE1 1FW
• Grade II 13, Vernon StreetDE1 1FW
• Grade II 14-18, Vernon StreetDE1 1FT

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• City Centre0.7 km
• Strutts Park0.9 km
• Nottingham Road1.2 km
• Little Chester1.3 km
• Leylands Estate1.4 km
• Hartington Street1.5 km
• Arboretum1.7 km
• Markeaton1.8 km

About Friar Gate Conservation Area

Is my property in Friar Gate Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Friar Gate?

Properties in Friar Gate 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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