What is a conservation area?

Often it is not just a single house or building that is identified for heritage listing. A heritage conservation area is a precinct, streetscape, group of buildings, landscape, suburb or town with particular heritage values that give it a distinct identity. These heritage values can include historical origins, subdivision pattern, and consistency of building materials or the common age of its building stock. A map and Statement of Significance is available for each heritage conservation area:

• Botany Bay National Park PDF, 191.6 KB
• Caerleon Crescent PDF, 376.45 KB
• Dudley Street PDF, 83.26 KB
• Former Bunnerong Power Station PDF, 167.67 KB
• Gordon Square PDF, 71.94 KB
• High Cross PDF, 101.62 KB
• Malabar Headland PDF, 180.54 KB
• Moira Crescent PDF, 193.33 KB
• North Randwick PDF, 87.87 KB
• Old Tote/Fig Tree Theatre (UNSW) PDF, 202.06 KB
• Prince Henry Hospital PDF, 133.63 KB
• Racecourse Precinct PDF, 107.77 KB
• Randwick Environment Park PDF, 1055.33 KB
• Randwick Junction PDF, 325.6 KB
• Sacred Heart PDF, 192.64 KB
• Struggletown PDF, 180.26 KB
• St Judes PDF, 83.52 KB
• St Marks PDF, 99.08 KB
• The Spot PDF, 75.41 KB
• West Kensington PDF, 106.02 KB