Listed Building
Protected historic building
Listed buildings are structures of special architectural or historic interest protected by law. They are graded (I, II*, II) based on importance. Any alterations require Listed Building Consent.
What This Means
This building is officially recognised as having special historic or architectural significance and is legally protected from inappropriate changes.
Practical Advice
- You MUST get Listed Building Consent before any alterations (internal or external)
- Work requires specialist contractors familiar with historic buildings
- Budget extra time and money for repairs and alterations
- Look into grants and tax relief for maintenance work
- Check insurance costs - may be higher than standard properties
Key Points
- Strict controls on alterations and repairs
- Listed Building Consent required for most changes
- May require specialist contractors for repairs
- Potential for grants and tax relief
- Can affect insurance and maintenance costs
- Protection against demolition or unsuitable alterations
Additional Information
Listed buildings are graded (I, II*, II) based on their importance. All alterations, internal and external, typically require consent.