Norton St Philip Conservation Area

Norton St Philip 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 17.7 hectares.

At 17.7 hectares, this is a compact conservation area — smaller than the UK average of around 45 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I The George InnBA2 7PG
• Grade II* Church of St Philip and St JamesBA2 7LU
• Grade II* DovecoteBA2 7NE
• Grade II 1 and 2, the PlainBA2 7PG
• Grade II 1, High StreetBA2 7LF
• Grade II 21, High StreetBA2 7LG
• Grade II 2, Chapel RowBA2 7LF
• Grade II 3, Chapel RowBA2 7LF
• Grade II 4, Chapel RowBA2 7LF
• Grade II 4, High StreetBA2 7LH
• Grade II 5, Chapel RowBA2 7LF
• Grade II 6, Chapel RowBA2 7LF
• Grade II Albion CottageBA2 7LF
• Grade II Baptist ChapelBA2 7LF
• Grade II Bell CottageBA2 7NZ
• Grade II Bend CottageBA2 7PG
• Grade II Boundary Wall, Railings and Gatepiers and Gates, the SchoolBA2 7LU
• Grade II Bow CottageBA2 7LF
• Grade II Brewery HouseBA2 7LA
• Grade II Bridgfoot CottageBA2 7LU

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Hinton Charterhouse2.4 km
• Tellisford3.1 km
• Tellisford3.3 km
• Rode3.8 km
• Wellow4.1 km
• Freshford4.3 km
• Lullington and Orchardleigh4.7 km
• Beckington4.9 km

About Norton St Philip Conservation Area

Is my property in Norton St Philip Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Norton St Philip?

Properties in Norton St Philip 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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