Southwold Conservation Area

Southwold is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1971. The area covers approximately 71.5 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade I Church of St EdmundIP18 6JA
• Grade II* Buckenham HouseIP18 6DZ
• Grade II* Lloyds BankIP18 6EA
• Grade II* Manor House and Manor Gate Including Forecourt WallsIP18 6DL
• Grade II* Sutherland HouseIP18 6HZ
• Grade II 10a, 10b, 10c and 10d, South GreenIP18 6ET
• Grade II 10 and 12, Park LaneIP18 6EU
• Grade II 10, East GreenIP18 6JN
• Grade II 10, Market PlaceIP18 6ED
• Grade II 10, Queen StreetIP18 6EQ
• Grade II 10, Trinity StreetIP18 6JH
• Grade II 1-19, Church StreetIP18 6JG
• Grade II 11 and 13, Market PlaceIP18 6EA
• Grade II 12, Queen StreetIP18 6EQ
• Grade II 13 and 15, High StreetIP18 6AS
• Grade II 13 and 15, Park LaneIP18 6HL
• Grade II 14 and 14a, South GreenIP18 6HA
• Grade II 14, Park LaneIP18 6HL
• Grade II 14, Queen StreetIP18 6EQ
• Grade II 15 and 16, Barnaby GreenIP18 6AP

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Walberswick1.7 km
• Wangford5.1 km
• Blythburgh5.5 km
• Dunwich6.3 km
• Wrentham6.9 km
• Westleton9.7 km
• Darsham10.6 km
• Holton10.6 km

About Southwold Conservation Area

Is my property in Southwold Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Southwold?

Properties in Southwold 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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