Conservation Areas in Wirral

There are a total of 26 Conservation Areas on the Wirral peninsula which are formally designated by Wirral Council to protect local history and characteristic built heritage.

Conservation Areas Wirral (CAW) monitors conservation activity all across the borough.

In this context, conservation is about preservation and enhancement to maintain the area’s distinctive charm and appeal.

It is definitely not Nimbyism!

Nestled along the stunning Wirral coastline, the two Hoylake Conservation areas at The Kings Gap and Meols Drive, are a unique built and natural landscape which reflects the character and natural beauty of north west Wirral. Renowned for its distinctive Victorian architecture, coastal landscape and characteristic streetscapes, Hoylake offers a unique blend of coastal living and cultural heritage surrounding the historic golf links of Royal Liverpool Golf Club.