Permitted development inSouth Norfolk

Where South Norfolk District Council has removed or restricted permitted development rights — conservation areas, Article 4 directions and listed buildings — and how to check your own house.

82

Conservation areas

46

Article 4 directions

Sep 2026

Data updated

82 conservation areas

Article 4 directions in South Norfolk

These remove specific permitted development rights in defined areas. Check whether your street is inside one before relying on the national limits.

  • 1-6, 10-20 Davy PlaceCheck with the council2025
  • Highland Crescent : 1 - 13Check with the council2025
  • School LaneCheck with the council2025
  • Market PlaceCheck with the council2009
  • 126 - 134 (evens) Norwich RoadCheck with the council2008
  • Land at Hockering Lane / Stocks HillCheck with the council2008
  • 9-23 (odds) and 10 Church StreetCheck with the council2007
  • Harvey Road, Langmere Road, Hall Lane, Common RoadCheck with the council2003
  • The Old Stables, The StreetCheck with the council2000
  • Kestrel Green, Hill House RdCheck with the council1999
  • Friarscroft Terrace, 25-35 Friarscroft LaneCheck with the council1994
  • RiversideCheck with the council1993
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  • Broads Authority Land at North East end of Hill House RoadCheck with the council1993
  • 1-12 St Ethelberts CloseCheck with the council1989
  • 1-12 Woodyard SquareCheck with the council1989
  • 1-13 Smiths KnollCheck with the council1989
  • 1-13 WhitewaysCheck with the council1989
  • 1-15 Forge GroveCheck with the council1989
  • 1-15 St Mary's RowCheck with the council1989
  • 1-28 Scudamore PlaceCheck with the council1989
  • 1-30 Windmill GreenCheck with the council1989
  • 1-31 Churchill PlaceCheck with the council1989
  • 1-6 Waveney CottagesCheck with the council1989
  • 1-9 Princess Anne TerraceCheck with the council1989
  • 1,2 Everest PlaceCheck with the council1989
  • 13, 14, 14a and 15-29 (odds) Hurst RoadCheck with the council1989
  • 2, 4-11 and 13-21(odds) Geldeston HillCheck with the council1989
  • 25-39 Hallow Hill RoadCheck with the council1989
  • 6-7 The RiseCheck with the council1989
  • 7-18 Church RoadCheck with the council1989
  • Chedgrave - 6-7 The RiseCheck with the council1989
  • Parklands (East)Check with the council1989
  • Parklands (West)Check with the council1989
  • Becketswell RoadCheck with the council1987
  • Colney HallCheck with the council1984
  • Tower HillCheck with the council1982
  • Braymeadow LaneCheck with the council1979
  • Woodstock LaneCheck with the council1979
  • Tibenham AirfieldCheck with the council1979
  • Alburgh RoadCheck with the council1978
  • Deopham airfeldCheck with the council1978
  • School LaneCheck with the council1978
  • Ipswich RoadCheck with the council1978
  • Lundy GreenCheck with the council1977
  • Watton RoadCheck with the council1977
  • Glen LodgeCheck with the council1976

From planning.data.gov.uk, Sep 2026. Councils publish at different levels of detail — confirm the scope of any direction with South Norfolk District Council.

Conservation areas

Each links to its own page: boundary map, what it changes, and the council’s appraisal.

What you can build in South Norfolk

The national limits for a semi-detached house with full permitted development rights. Inside a conservation area or Article 4 area, some of these need planning permission.

Getting a Lawful Development Certificate from South Norfolk District Council

Apply through the Planning Portal. Decisions usually take up to 8 weeks. Your report tells you whether you need one — and includes the drawings checklist.

South Norfolk District Council website ↗
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