Sheffield has 38 conservation areas. These vary in size, character and form but they are all recognised as areas that have special architectural and historic interest.
They contain historically important buildings, features and architecture which link us to our past. Most of our conservation areas have been designated by us, but several are located within the Peak Park and are the responsibility of their local authority.
You can use our conservation map to find out whether a property is situated within a conservation area.
List of conservation areas
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Beauchief Abbey
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Beauchief Hall
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Birkendale
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Bolsterstone
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Brightholmlee
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Broomhall
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Broomhill
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City Centre
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Cultural Industries Quarter
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Dore
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Ecclesfield
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Endcliffe
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Fulwood
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Furnace Hill
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General Cemetery
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Greenhill
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Grenoside
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Hackenthorpe
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Hanover
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Hillsborough Park
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John Street
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Kelham Island
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Middlewood Park
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Midhopestones
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Nether Edge
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Norfolk Road
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Northumberland Road
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Porter Brook
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Ranmoor
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Totley
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Whirlow
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Well Meadow
- Beauchief Abbey
- Beauchief Hall
- Birkendale
- Bolsterstone
- Brightholmlee
- Broomhall
- Broomhill
- City Centre
- Cultural Industries Quarter
- Dore
- Ecclesfield
- Endcliffe
- Fulwood
- Furnace Hill
- General Cemetery
- Greenhill
- Grenoside
- Hackenthorpe
- Hanover
- Hillsborough Park
- John Street
- Kelham Island
- Middlewood Park
- Midhopestones
- Nether Edge
- Norfolk Road
- Northumberland Road
- Porter Brook
- Ranmoor
- Totley
- Whirlow
- Well Meadow