Which villages are Conservation Areas?

The list below shows the Conservation Areas of the North York Moors and when they were designated.

To discover whether individual properties lie within a Conservation Area you can look at the Core Strategy and Development Policies Proposals Map and Inset Maps on our Development Framework website.

Your Parish Council should have a paper copy or you can look at one at the National Park Office in Helmsley or at The Moors Centre in Danby or at local libraries.

Conservation Area with date of designation

Hambleton Area

Boltby - 10 May 1995
Carlton in Cleveland - 7 December 1977
Cold Kirby - 8 November 1995
Coxwold - 7 July 1977
Kepwick - 9 November 1988
Kilburn - 10 July 1991
Nether Silton (P) - 10 July 1991
Osmotherley - 7 December 1977
Swainby - 7 December 1977
Thimbleby (P) - 12 March 1986

Ryedale

Ampleforth (P)- 7 December 1977
Appleton le Moors - 7 December 1977
Gillamoor (P)- 8 November 1995
Hawnby - 8 March 1995
Helmsley (P) - May 1973
Hutton le Hole - 8 February 1978
Lastingham - 7 December 1977
Levisham - 10 November 1993
Lockton - 7 December 1977
Old Byland - 7 September 1983
Oswaldkirk (P)- 13 September 1984
Rievaulx - 7 December 1977
Rosedale Abbey - 7 December 1977
Sinnington (P) - 7 December 1977
Thornton le Dale - 7 December 1977

Scarborough

Aislaby - 10 May 1995
Castleton - 8 March 1995
Cloughton (P)- 7 December 1977
Egton - 10 November 1993
Egton Bridge - 13 November 1991
Fylingthorpe - 10 May 1995
Goathland - 10 November 1993
Hutton Buscel - 7 December 1977
Lealholm - 7 September 1983
Lythe - 7 December 1977
Robin Hood’s Bay - February 1974
Runswick Bay - February 1974
Sandsend (P) - April 1974
Scalby (P) - 9 January 1980
Staithes - September 1972
West/East Ayton (P) - 8 March 1985

Redcar and Cleveland

Hutton Low Cross - 21 January 2005

(P)= Conservation Area partly outside the National Park