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Hope Pit conservation area
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CouncilKirklees Council
Designated1995-02-01
Reference3117
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area53.64307, -1.62346
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre3 (Grade II: 2, Grade II*: 1)
Listed buildings near Hope Pit
- WINDING HOUSE, HEAPSTEAD AND HEADSTOCK AT CAPHOUSE COLLIERY — Grade II*, about 380 m
- CHIMNEY AND ATTACHED BOILER HOUSE AT CAPHOUSE COLLIERY — Grade II, about 400 m
- FLOCKTON WAGGONWAY TUNNEL AND ENTRANCE PORTAL APPROXIMATELY MID-WAY BETWEEN JUNCTIONS OF HARDCASTLE LANE AND THE NEW HALL FARM — Grade II, about 770 m
- MILESTONE IN FRONT OF NUMBER 263 — Grade II, about 1,150 m
- Flockton Wagonway Viaduct — Grade II*, about 1,160 m
- 6.25 MILES POST, 0.25 MILE WEST OF JUNCTION WITH GRANGE LANE — Grade II, about 1,260 m
- CHURCH OF ST JAMES THE GREAT — Grade II, about 1,750 m
- BARN AT DENBY GRANGE AND NURSERIES ADJOINING BUT AT 90 DEGREES TO MAIN RANGE — Grade II, about 1,800 m
Nearest conservation areas to Hope Pit
Thornhill, Dewsbury Town Centre, Upper Hopton, Skelmanthorpe, Northfields
Median house price in Kirklees Council: £215,000 (2025).
What living in Hope Pit means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.