Pickering, Town Centre Conservation Area

Pickering, Town Centre is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1973. The area covers approximately 57.2 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Parish Church of St Peter and St PaulYO18 7AL
• Grade II* Beck Isle MuseumYO18 8DU
• Grade II 10-12, Hall GarthYO18 7AP
• Grade II 103, WestgateYO18 8BW
• Grade II 104 and 104a, WestgateYO18 8BW
• Grade II 105 and 106, WestgateYO18 8BB
• Grade II 107, WestgateYO18 8BB
• Grade II 108, WestgateYO18 8BB
• Grade II 10, CastlegateYO18 7AX
• Grade II 10, Market PlaceYO18 7AA
• Grade II 10, WestgateYO18 8FD
• Grade II 110, WestgateYO18 8BB
• Grade II 11-15, HungateYO18 7DG
• Grade II 112, EastgateYO18 7DU
• Grade II 113, EastgateYO18 7DU
• Grade II 114, EastgateYO18 7DU
• Grade II 115 and 116, EastgateYO18 7DU
• Grade II 117, EastgateYO18 7DW
• Grade II 118, EastgateYO18 7DW
• Grade II 119 and 120, EastgateYO18 7DW

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Pickering, Keld Head1 km
• Middleton1.9 km
• Aislaby2.6 km
• Thornton-Le-Dale4 km
• Sinnington5.5 km
• Marton6.3 km
• Appleton-Le-Moors7.2 km
• Levisham7.3 km

About Pickering, Town Centre Conservation Area

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What restrictions apply in Pickering, Town Centre?

Properties in Pickering, Town Centre 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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