Conservation areas
Liverpool has 36 conservation areas covering 9% of the city area and protecting 19,000 properties. The areas are listed below or you can search by property on our mapping system.
Is your property in a conservation area?
Use the map below to find out if your property is in a conservation area.
View conservation area location map
Due to the volume of data the map will take roughly 20 seconds to fully load.
1. Select 'property search' at the top of the page. This will centre the map on the Liverpool area.
2. Enter the postcode or street name you wish to locate and click 'OK'.
3. Select a property, then minimise the box by clicking on the purple arrow.
4. On the left, select 'Show layers', then 'TPOs & ConsAreas' to the left of the screen, as shown below. Things to note:
- Red hatchings on the map indicate TPO areas.
- Blue hatchings on the map indicate conservation areas.
We advise you to uncheck the Tree Preservation Orders box so you can see clearly if there are any blue hatchings, which would indicate that your property is in a conservation area.
If there are no red or blue hatchings in the location you search for or no TPO/conservation area data when you select your property, this indicates you are not in a conservation area or the tree is not subject to a TPO.
If you live in a conservation area and are planning changes to your property
If you live in a conservation area, works to your property may be subject to an Article 4 direction. This means that any works that change the external appearance of a building, or affects its grounds may require planning permission - even if they would normally be allowed under permitted development.
If you are not sure if your home is in a conservation area, please use the map above or contact us before starting any building work.
List of conservation areas
- Albert Dock
- Canning Street
- Castle Street
- Childwall Abbey
- Derwent Square
- Duke Street
- Edge Hill
- Fulwood Park
- Gatacre Village
- Grassendale and Cressington Parks
- Grove Park
- Hartley's Village
- Hunts Cross Avenue
- Kensington Fields
- Knotty Ash
- Lark Lane
- Mossley Hill
- Mount Pleasant
- Muirhead Avenue
- Newenham Crescent
- Newsham Park
- Ogden Close
- Princes Park
- Princes Road
- Rodney Street
- Sefton Park
- Shaw Street
- Stanley Dock
- St Michaels Hamlet
- Toxteth Park Avenues
- Walton on the Hill
- Wavertree Garden Suburb
- Wavertree Village
- West Derby
- William Brown Street
- Woolton Village