Windows and doors in the villages around Lewes

Six villages around Lewes, split by one line on the map: the National Park boundary. Inside it, the South Downs National Park Authority decides planning. Outside it, Lewes District Council does.

Inside the National Park

• Kingston: flint cottages on The Street, a 1972 conservation area with no Article 4 direction, and 1930s to 1960s houses above.
• Glynde: a flint village with 31 listed buildings in a conservation area designated in 1996.
• Rodmell: flint and brick by the Brooks, a 1973 conservation area, and a 1973 Article 4 direction for The Drove, The Brooks.

Outside the National Park

• Ringmer: a conservation area around the Green, and estates that doubled the village from the 1960s.
• Barcombe: Barcombe Cross, the Mills and Spithurst, with conservation areas at the Cross and the Mills.
• Cooksbridge: the station village, built from the 1920s to the 1990s, with Offham's conservation area inside the Park to the south.

For Lewes itself, start with the planning checker.