Elmbridge Borough Council maintains a detailed resource on conservation areas across the borough, providing guidance on what conservation areas are and how residents can determine if their property lies within one.
The council supports community involvement through nine Conservation Area Advisory Committees, each serving different parts of Elmbridge. Contact details for these committees are available to encourage local participation in conservation efforts.
Information is provided for a wide range of conservation areas, including but not limited to:
- Brooklands conservation area
- Claygate conservation areas, covering Claygate Village and Foley Estate
- Cobham conservation area and Cobham (Plough Corner) conservation area
- Downside Village conservation area
- East Molesey conservation areas, including Bridge Road and Old Village
- Esher conservation area
- Lakeside Drive conservation area
- Hersham Village conservation area
- Kent Town conservation area
- Long Ditton conservation area
- Stoke d’Abernon conservation area
- Templemere, Weybridge conservation area
- Thames Ditton and Giggs Hill Green conservation areas
- The Tilt conservation area
- Walton conservation areas
- West End conservation area
- Weston Green conservation area
- Weybridge conservation areas, including Weybridge Town Centre and Monument Green
- Wey Navigation conservation area
- Whiteley Village conservation area
Each conservation area has dedicated information pages to help residents and visitors understand the significance and regulations that protect these historic and architectural environments.
For more details, residents are encouraged to visit the Elmbridge Borough Council’s planning and conservation areas webpage.
