Planning Policy / Conservation areas / Durham County
Conservation areas in Durham County
Durham County Council has 92 conservation areas on the national planning data index. Inside any of them, external work faces a higher design bar and some permitted development rights are removed. Select yours to see what it means — or get a report that checks your exact address against the boundary.
The map
Every conservation area in Durham County
All 92 conservation areas Durham County Council has published, mapped together. Click any shaded area for its page.
Boundary as published to the national planning data index — indicative. Tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors; boundary © Crown copyright and database right, Open Government Licence.
The list
All Durham County conservation areas
Annfield PlainAycliffe VillageBarnard CastleBarninghamBeamish BurnBishop AucklandBishop MiddlehamBlackhillBolamBowburnBowesBrancepethBrandonBrusseltonBurnhallBurnopfieldCastle EdenChester-le-StreetCleatlamCockfieldCockton Hill, Bishop AucklandCornforthCornsayCotherstoneCowshillCrookDurham CityEasington VillageEast BlackdeneEastgateEbchesterEdmondbyersEgglestonEshFrosterleyGainfordGreta BridgeHardwick ParkHawthornHeadlamHettHiltonHolywellHunstanworthHunwickIngletonIreshopeburn, Newhouse and West BlackdeneIvestonKirk MerringtonLanchesterLangtonLartingtonLittle NewshamLow WestwoodMainsforthMedomsleyMickletonMiddleton-in-TeesdaleMiddridgeMordonMuggleswickNewbigginOld CassopPittington HallgarthPlawsworthRomaldkirkSatleySeahamSedgefieldShadforthSherburnSherburn HouseShildonShincliffeShotley BridgeSt John's ChapelStaindropStanhopeSunderland BridgeTanfieldThornleyTrimdon VillageTudhoeWackerfieldWearheadWest AucklandWestgateWhitworthWhorltonWindlestoneWitton-le-WearWolsingham
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