Historic buildings can come in many forms beyond listed buildings. Signs of history are present in traditional buildings, conservation areas, buildings of local interest and buildings in world heritage sites.
During the early nineteenth century, Thomas Cubitt saw a long commute from London to Clapham as an opportunity. His mission was to convert the empty land between Clapham and Brixton into a new upper-class neighbourhood.
If you own a listed building, you could benefit from the service of a heritage consultant. Learn more about what they can offer at different stages. From buying, redesigning, applying for planning and achieving your dream home.
Listed protection can extend to nearby buildings that have been part of the land of the listed building since 1st July 1948.
If your planning application affects a heritage asset, you’ll need a Heritage Statement. Learn all you need about it.
Do you know why some historic buildings are listed? Learn about the history of heritage protection.
Do you wonder why some old buildings are protected? Learn to identify a historic building and why not only listed buildings are relevant.
