Are you thinking of taking on a Grade II listed home? Or maybe you’re already the custodian of one?
Our Grade 2 listed renovation has been a hot topic over the last couple of years. I set up The Listed Home Instagram account to document the progress of our reno. It’s amazing to see how far we’ve come since we moved into our house. This section outlines all kinds of things, including my five best tips for getting planning permission on a Grade 2 listed house.
Getting Listed Building Consent on a listed Grade 2 Home isn’t as straightforward as obtaining planning permission a regular house. So it’s definitely worth bearing these 5 tips in mind.
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Anyone who’s been reading my blog for a while, will be aware that we’ve been living through the chaos of the renovation of our listed home over the last 17 months. I began writing the progress on here initially (here’s what happened in weeks 1-4); and had every intention of keeping regular updates and writing …
OK — so you know that for years I’ve been banging on about extending our home? But as our 16th century cottage is Grade 2 listed, a listed home renovation isn’t just as simple as getting planning permission and off you go. But undeterred, in October last year, we finally put in some plans to …
We have a dream to extend our Grade 2 listed cottage. Find out how we plan to overcome the limitations and get planning permission.
I’ve mentioned before that our home is listed. The main part of it was built in the 17th century with a shiny new extension added in 1890 (modern hey?!). But even though it could really do with being dragged into the 21st century, extending a listed building is easier said than done. That said, 15 …
