advice on finding out if living in a listed building

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How can I find out if I am living in a listed building? Should I contact my local council or is there another authority I need to get in touch with?

Joshua · Answer

Your best bet will be the council. I always find the quickest department to know is planning

Phil · Answer

Historic England maintain a Statutory List which includes a description of each building, and which will refer to some important features of an historic building.

Paul · Answer

Just give the council a call and they will have all the information on the building

Scott · Answer

Ask Scottish heritage you can do all the necessary reaserch on the internet, or visit a library for the past history and current listing of your property

Martin · Answer

A listed building is a building of national importance which is protected due to its special architectural or historic interest. The older the building, the more likely it is to be listed. Every property built before 1700 is listed, as are most built between 1700 and 1840.
You could check on this site to see if your building is listed.
www.britishlistedbuilding.co.uk

Jason · Answer

Local council will be able to tell you and give you other advice on what work you can do.

Paul · Answer

You can check this up on google.  If no luck there contact the planning department in your local council.

Terry · Answer

Pop into you local council or call them they will confirm

Brian · Answer

No, local council planning office should be able to tell you and give you other advice on what work you can do

Muhshi · Answer

The best people to speak to will be your local council. They will have a database of which buildings are listed. 

If your property is listed then you will still be able to carry out internal works but not structural changes without council permission.

advice on finding out if living in a listed building

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