Listed buildings
How we provide this service
Here you can find out about Listed Buildings, who to contact if you wish to discuss more and how to find out which buildings are Listed.
The Council holds a register of all the Listed Buildings in our district. If you wish to find out if a particular property is listed, you can now check online using our Online Mapping facility (new window). [Details & Restrictions of the Mapping Service]
Alternatively, if you would like to view the register please contact us on 01775 761161 and ask for the Conservation Team is supported by Planning and Development, Planning.
The planning and development department has a Conservation Team which handles many duties, one of which is the control of Listed Buildings. There are three separate grades of a listed building Grade I, Grade II and GradeII*.
Further Information on this service
Any external work which you wish to do to a Listed Building will require Listed Building Consent, this also applies if the works you intend to do are in the grounds of or affect a Listed Building. You may also need to apply for Planning Permission in the usual way as Listed Building Consent is designed to obtain consent to do the work to a Listed Building and not to obtain regular Planning Permission.
How much will it cost?
It is free to submit a Listed Building Consent form. However the usual charges apply for planning permission if that is also required.
Common Questions
Q. Can I find out if my building, or any building, is Listed?
A. Yes, we hold a register of listed buildings both in paper format and on our computer system. A quick call to our customer service team and they will be able to tell you over the phone if a particular building is listed. Or, use our Online Mapping facility (new window). [Details & Restrictions of the Mapping Service]
Q. If I want to do works to a Listed Building are there any restrictions?
A. Yes, you must apply for Listed Building Consent. Forms are available from the Council Offices, please call to arrange for them to be posted to you. Please note that planning permission may ALSO be required. Download the Householder development form, print it off, fill it in and send it to us to establish if planning permission is also required.
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Contact Details
If you have any queries about the information provided above, or require further information, please contact Customer Services on 01775 761161 or email info@sholland.gov.uk.
