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TRENT PARK conservation area
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CouncilLondon Borough of Enfield
Designated2015-02-01
ReferenceCA18
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area51.65910, -0.13868
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre16 (Grade II: 16)
Listed buildings near TRENT PARK
- MONUMENT TO SOUTH WEST OF TRENT PARK, NEAR THE EAST END OF THE AVENUE — Grade II, about 110 m
- Urn on pedestal approximately 120 metres north west of Trent Park House — Grade II, about 170 m
- Pair of gatepiers, approximately 25 metres to south west of main entrance of Trent Park House — Grade II, about 210 m
- Statue of Actaeon to left of main entrance to Trent Park House — Grade II, about 260 m
- Sculptures to north-west of terrace of Trent Park House — Grade II, about 260 m
- Statue on north west end of terrace at Trent Park House — Grade II, about 260 m
- Statue approximately 12 metres north west corner of terrace at Trent Park — Grade II, about 260 m
- Trent Park House — Grade II, about 270 m
Nearest conservation areas to TRENT PARK
HIGHLANDS, HADLEY WOOD, SOUTHGATE CIRCUS, GRANGE PARK, CLAY HILL
Median house price in London Borough of Enfield: £480,000 (2025).
What living in TRENT PARK means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.