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Sutton Passeys conservation area
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CouncilNottingham City Council
Designated2010-08-18
Reference9868
Centre of the area52.95049, -1.19238
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre18 (Grade II: 17, Grade II*: 1)
Listed buildings near Sutton Passeys
- GATEWAY, RAILINGS AND ATTACHED FENCES AT EAST ENTRANCE TO WOLLATON PARK — Grade II, about 430 m
- GATEWAY TO LIME TREE AVENUE ENTRANCE TO WOLLATON PARK — Grade II, about 450 m
- PARISH HALL AT CHURCH OF ST MARY — Grade II, about 540 m
- CHURCH OF ST MARY — Grade II, about 560 m
- VICARAGE AT CHURCH OF ST MARY — Grade II, about 570 m
- LENTON LODGE (FORMER GATEWAY TO WOLLATON PARK) AND ATTACHED BOLLARDS — Grade II*, about 600 m
- WATER PUMP AND RAILINGS 10 METRES NORTH OF LENTON LODGE — Grade II, about 610 m
- REMAINS OF PARK WALL BETWEEN ETON GROVE AND MIDDLETON BOULEVARD — Grade II, about 630 m
Nearest conservation areas to Sutton Passeys
Old Lenton, New Lenton, Wollaton Park, Wollaton Village, The Park
Median house price in Nottingham City Council: £200,000 (2025).
What living in Sutton Passeys means
Demolition and many external changes need planning permission, and you must give the council six weeks' notice before work on most trees.