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Warwick Barr Conservation Area conservation area
Is your home inside Warwick Barr Conservation Area? Check the postcode.
CouncilBirmingham City Council
Designated1987-06-25
Reference23
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area52.47989, -1.88480
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre66 (Grade I: 3, Grade II: 52, Grade II*: 8)
Listed buildings near Warwick Barr Conservation Area
- RINGWAY ENGINEERING SERVICE COMPANY — Grade II, about 30 m
- BIRMINGHAM GUN BARREL PROOF HOUSE — Grade II*, about 50 m
- 122, FAZELEY STREET B5 — Grade II, about 60 m
- CANAL SIDE WAREHOUSE WITH STOP LOCK AND DOCK, WARWICK BAR, WARWICK AND BIRMINGHAM CANAL — Grade II, about 90 m
- Curzon Street: The former Principal Building of the Birmingham Terminus for the London-Birmingham Railway — Grade I, about 220 m
- THE WOODMAN PUBLIC HOUSE — Grade II, about 240 m
- PREMISES OF THE CHRISTOPHER WRAY'S LIGHTING COMPANY — Grade II, about 350 m
- 58, OXFORD STREET — Grade II, about 390 m
Nearest conservation areas to Warwick Barr Conservation Area
DIGBETH, DERITEND AND BORDESLEY HIGH STREETS CONSERVATION AREA, STEELHOUSE CITY CENTRE CONSERVATION AREA, COLMORE ROW AND ENVIRONS CONSERVATION AREA, JEWELLERY QUARTER CONSERVATION AREA, LEE CRESCENT CONSERVATION AREA
Median house price in Birmingham City Council: £240,000 (2025).
What living in Warwick Barr Conservation Area means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.