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A conservation area is an area of architectural or historic value, the character or appearance of which it is desirable to preserve or enhance.
Fife currently has 48 conservation areas.
Conservation areas, though not always focused on concentrations of listed buildings, usually feature buildings of high architectural value. The designation is based not only on these buildings but also the overall character of an area, taking into account the layout of buildings and open spaces such as squares, private gardens, parks and designed landscapes. As well as appearance, the present and historic uses of the area are also important.
The Council is responsible for designating conservation areas, but we consult the public over boundary changes, or if a new area is to be designated.
Built Heritage Map
Please use the map below to look at listed buildings and conservation areas. Zoom in to the map to see where listed buildings and conservation areas are. You can view information relating to a specific conservation area or listed building by clicking on the areas marked.
The Ordnance Survey and other map data included are provided by Fife Council in order to fulfill it's public function and are for information only. Persons viewing this mapping should contact the Ordnance Survey for advice where they wish to licence Ordnance Survey map data for their own use, and the Council regarding re-use of public sector information.
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The '+' and '-' zoom into and out of the map, alternatively the slider can be moved on the barFor more information contact
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