Lace Market Conservation Area

Lace Market is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. The area covers approximately 19 hectares.

At 19 hectares, this is a compact conservation area — smaller than the UK average of around 45 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St MaryNG1 1NB
• Grade II* Adams Building and Attached RailingsNG1 1LH
• Grade II* County HouseNG1 1QA
• Grade II* Former Police Station Adjoining Shire HallNG1 1HN
• Grade II* People's HallNG1 3AH
• Grade II* Shire Hall and Adjoining County GaolNG1 1HN
• Grade II 10 and 12, Plumptre StreetNG1 1JL
• Grade II 10, George StreetNG1 3BE
• Grade II 10, Short HillNG1 1JE
• Grade II 11 Pelham Street and 3 Thurland Street, Formerly the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire BankNG1 2EH
• Grade II 12, Broad StreetNG1 3AL
• Grade II 14, High PavementNG1 1HF
• Grade II 15 and 17, George StreetNG1 3BH
• Grade II 15, Carlton StreetNG1 1NL
• Grade II 15, Middle PavementNG1 7DX
• Grade II 16, Pilcher GateNG1 1QL
• Grade II 16, Stoney StreetNG1 1LH
• Grade II 19, Stoney StreetNG1 1LP
• Grade II 1, BroadwayNG1 1PJ
• Grade II 1, HollowstoneNG1 1HY

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Old Market Square0.4 km
• Sneinton Market0.5 km
• Station0.6 km
• Castle0.8 km
• Canal0.9 km
• Wellington Circus0.9 km
• Sneinton1 km
• Canning Circus1.2 km

About Lace Market Conservation Area

Is my property in Lace Market Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Lace Market?

Properties in Lace Market 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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