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Avon Valley conservation area
Is your home inside Avon Valley? Check the postcode.
CouncilBristol City Council
Designated1981-02-18
ReferenceCA24
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area51.44505, -2.53592
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre6 (Grade II: 3, Grade II*: 3)
Listed buildings near Avon Valley
- Fox's Wood Tunnel West Portal (MLN111622) — Grade II*, about 160 m
- St Anne's Tunnel East Portal (MLN111641) — Grade II*, about 340 m
- St Anne's Tunnel West Portal (MLN111648) — Grade II*, about 470 m
- EASTWOOD FARMHOUSE — Grade II, about 580 m
- CHIMNEY AT ST 629 728 — Grade II, about 930 m
- SUMMERHOUSE IN GARDEN OF NO. 209 — Grade II, about 950 m
- ST ANNES JUNIOR AND INFANT SCHOOL INCLUDING DETACHED COOKERY CLASSROOM AND SCHOOL HOUSE AND RAILINGS WITH PIERS AND GATEWAYS — Grade II, about 1,020 m
- WICK HOUSE — Grade II, about 1,060 m
Nearest conservation areas to Avon Valley
Brislington, Arnos Vale, Silverthorne Lane, Old Market, Redcliffe
Median house price in Bristol City Council: £350,000 (2025).
What living in Avon Valley means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.