King's Lynn Conservation Area

King's Lynn is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1969. The area covers approximately 75.6 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I 28,30,32, King StreetPE30 1HQ
• Grade I Chapel of St NicholasPE30 1QJ
• Grade I Church of St MargaretPE30 5DQ
• Grade I Clifton HousePE30 1LZ
• Grade I Customs House Including North Bank of Purfleet QuayPE30 1HP
• Grade I Greyfriars Tower in Tower GardensPE30 5BZ
• Grade I GuildhallPE30 1DF
• Grade I Guildhall of St GeorgePE30 1DU
• Grade I Hampton CourtPE30 5GJ
• Grade I Hanse HousePE30 5GH
• Grade I Red Mount ChapelPE30 5RZ
• Grade I The South Gate, King's LynnPE30 5AZ
• Grade I Thoresby CollegePE30 1HX
• Grade II* 12-20, Priory LanePE30 5DU
• Grade II* 1,2,3, Purfleet PlacePE30 1JH
• Grade II* 15,16, Tuesday Market PlacePE30 1JN
• Grade II* 15,17, Nelson StreetPE30 5DY
• Grade II* 15a, King StreetPE30 1ET
• Grade II* 15, King StreetPE30 1HB
• Grade II* 17,18, Church StreetPE30 5EB

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Castle Rising6.6 km
• Terrington St Clement7 km
• Tottenhill Row8 km
• Shouldham12.5 km
• Dershingham12.6 km
• Flitcham12.7 km
• Shouldham Thorpe12.7 km
• Pentney-Narborough14.5 km

About King's Lynn Conservation Area

Is my property in King's Lynn Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in King's Lynn?

Properties in King's Lynn 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.

Learn more: What is a Conservation Area? · Restrictions · Planning Permission · CA vs Listed Building · Trees