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Whitehall conservation area
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CouncilCity of Westminster
Designated2008-02-21
ReferenceCONARA/1340
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area51.50383, -0.12534
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre810 (Grade I: 93, Grade II: 568, Grade II*: 143)
Listed buildings near Whitehall
- MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, CONTAINING SIXTEENTH CENTURY UNDERCROFT AND HISTORIC ROOMS NUMBERS 13, 24, 25, 27 AND 79 — Grade I, about 40 m
- GWYDYR HOUSE (WELSH OFFICE) — Grade II*, about 50 m
- ROYAL UNITED SERVICES INSTITUTE — Grade II*, about 60 m
- Statue of Field Marshal Earl Haig — Grade II*, about 80 m
- Balustrade with four lamp-standards in front of Richmond Terrace — Grade II, about 90 m
- BANQUETING HOUSE — Grade I, about 90 m
- TREASURY BUILDINGS TREASURY BUILDINGS (CABINET OFFICE AND PRIVY COUNCIL OFFICE) — Grade I, about 90 m
- — — Grade ?, about 100 m
Nearest conservation areas to Whitehall
Trafalgar Square, Adelphi, Westminster Abbey And Parliament Square, Savoy, Haymarket
Median house price in City of Westminster: £900,000 (2025).
What living in Whitehall means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.