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A 47 Sovereign House A 47 Water Pond FB Water Water Pond Pond The only part of the conservation FB area within King’s Lynn and West FB Norfolk Borough Council is a Narborough House small area at the northern end of Water Main Road containing only two properties. The most prominent Drain Old Spruce Plantation Narborough House, listed for its local importance, The adjacent Drain Pond former coach house has also Water Drain been converted for residential Water use. Water Water Pond Spruce Water Plantation Drain PENTNEY/NARBOROUGH Water Pond Pond Garage Drain CONSERVATION AREA NARBOROUGH ROAD The Old Station The Ship Foresters'Lodge Station House Inn Water (PH) The Pottery Water Drain Water Tudno Lodge Water Water AR Drain D Y Belgrave N Drain U House O Pentney House B H The Maltings G Water U RO ODrain River Nar Surgery B Blanche's Plantation Dairy MAIN House Mill (disused) Water ROAD Boat House Pond Little Narside Narside Park Cottage Palisa Drain Willow House The remainder of the conservationDrain RIVER CLOSE 4 The Lodge area is within Breckland District 5 Camphill Plantation Narborough Meth Ch Fort Council area. This part of the Friedland conservation area contains 3 listed Pond Church Farm Barns 1 buildings. They are Narborough 4 Water Hall and its extensive grounds, All Saints Church and the disused Clestrain Church Farm Mill. 47 A Church Farm A 47 Camphill Plantation All Saint's Church Narford Lane Plantation Pond The Vicarage Pavilion 28 NARFORD ROAD NOTATION 22 35 42 21 MAIN ROAD EXISTING CONSERVATION AREA BOUNDARY 87 36 81 Paget Outside 57 Edge 43 Hamlyn 2 92 LISTED BUILDINGS Forge 1 96 PARK House 16 61 100 VICARAGE OLD Turangi 77 71 50 4 IMPORTANT UNLISTED BUILDINGS Wagtails 67 BLACKSMITHS WAY 76 66 101 11 1 This Map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller A 47 of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk. LA086045. 2001. 2 N Narborough 13 105 First School 6 14 1 18 Drain DENNY'S WALK 28 8 Water 109 13 Swaffham Lane Plantation.

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