Fritton Conservation Area

Fritton is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1976. The area covers approximately 45.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St CatherineNR15 2QU
• Grade II Barn Immediately North-East of Manor FarmhouseNR15 2QW
• Grade II Barn Immediately North-West of Church FarmhouseNR15 2QU
• Grade II Barn Immediately South of Fritton HallNR15 2QR
• Grade II Barn South of Barn Immediately South of Fritton HallNR15 2QR
• Grade II Church FarmhouseNR15 2QU
• Grade II Frittonend FarmhouseNR15 2QP
• Grade II Fritton HallNR15 2QR
• Grade II Fritton RectoryNR15 2QT
• Grade II Island HouseNR15 2QR
• Grade II K6 Telephone KioskNR15 2QR
• Grade II Malthouse FarmhouseNR15 2QN
• Grade II Manor FarmhouseNR15 2QW
• Grade II Oak Tree CottageNR15 2QW
• Grade II Range of Cottages South of House Occupied by Mr BettsNR15 2QW
• Grade II Stables Immediately North of Fritton HallNR15 2QR
• Grade II SunnysideNR15 2QS
• Grade II The Cottage Wayside CottagesNR15 2QT
• Grade II The Old Rectory CottageNR15 2QS
• Grade II The Three Nags Public HouseNR15 2QS

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Hempnall2.6 km
• Long Stratton2.8 km
• Wacton4.4 km
• Saxlingham Green4.7 km
• Saxlingham Nethergate4.9 km
• Forncett6.1 km
• Shotesham6.5 km
• Pulham Market6.7 km

About Fritton Conservation Area

Is my property in Fritton Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Fritton?

Properties in Fritton 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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