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Dickleburgh Conservation Area conservation area
Is your home inside Dickleburgh Conservation Area? Check the postcode.
Designated1975-01-01
Reference12/00093/CONARA
Official appraisalOpen the council document
Centre of the area52.39661, 1.18465
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre45 (Grade I: 1, Grade II: 43, Grade II*: 1)
Listed buildings near Dickleburgh Conservation Area
- SCHOOL IMMEDIATELY TO SOUTH-WEST OF CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS — Grade II, about 20 m
- MR WILBY'S COTTAGES IMMEDIATELY SOUTH-EAST OF CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS — Grade II, about 30 m
- CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS — Grade I, about 40 m
- THE OLD BAKERY (PREMISES OF G W ARNOLD AND SON) — Grade II, about 40 m
- CHURCH VIEW — Grade II, about 40 m
- CHURCH COTTAGE — Grade II, about 40 m
- Locksford Cottage — Grade II, about 50 m
- Dickleburgh War Memorial — Grade II, about 50 m
Nearest conservation areas to Dickleburgh Conservation Area
Burston Conservation Area, Thorpe Abbotts Conservation Areas, Gissing Conservation Area, Scole Conservation Area, Pulham Market Conservation Area
Median house price in South Norfolk District Council: £300,000 (2025).
What living in Dickleburgh 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.