These range from urban market towns such as Fakenham and Holt, to smaller villages like Walsingham and Worstead, as well as large rural conservation areas including Melton Constable Park and Glaven Valley.

You can find out if your property lies within a conservation area by visiting our core strategy proposals map, where conservation areas are shown as shaded grey areas or consult the full list of maps, below.

Overlapping conservation areas

A property may be located in more than one Conservation Area.  For example, properties in Thorpe Market Conservation Area may also lie within the Gunton Park Conservation Area.

Conservation area appraisal review

The Council are reviewing conservation areas within North Norfolk. View the conservation area appraisals for more information on the reviews that have been completed.

Further information about conservation

View living within a conservation area on the Historic England website for more information.

View our web map

Use our web map to view conservation areas in North Norfolk:

  1. Select the Main Menu drop down with the three lines in the top left corner
  2. Select My Data
  3. Select the Cultural Heritage dropdown arrow
  4. Select the Conservation Area option to display these areas on the map

             Example of the map menu

A to Z of Conservation area maps for North Norfolk

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