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GROVE CRESCENT CONSERVATION AREA conservation area
Is your home inside GROVE CRESCENT CONSERVATION AREA? Check the postcode.
Designated1985-07-30
Reference26
Centre of the area51.40383, -0.30099
Listed buildings within 1 km of the centre75 (Grade I: 3, Grade II: 59, Grade II*: 12)
Listed buildings near GROVE CRESCENT CONSERVATION AREA
- Church of St John — Grade II, about 80 m
- Surrey County Hall, with lamp standards outside the southern entrance block, cobbled southern quadrangle, western terrace and cobbled forecourt to Milner Road — Grade II*, about 320 m
- 3, SURBITON ROAD — Grade II, about 430 m
- 5 AND 6, OAKLEA PASSAGE — Grade II, about 430 m
- 4, OAKLEA PASSAGE — Grade II, about 440 m
- Milestone on corner of Surbiton Road and Portsmouth Road — Grade II, about 440 m
- HERMES HOTEL — Grade II, about 490 m
- Roman Catholic Church of St Raphael — Grade II*, about 490 m
Nearest conservation areas to GROVE CRESCENT CONSERVATION AREA
FAIRFIELD/KNIGHTS PARK CONSERV AREA, KINGSTON OLD TOWN CONSERVATION AREA, CLAREMONT ROAD CONSERVATION AREA, CADOGAN ROAD CONSERVATION AREA, RIVERSIDE SOUTH CONSERVATION AREA
Median house price in Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames: £550,000 (2025).
What living in GROVE CRESCENT 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.