Apply for consent to work on a listed building
When consent is required
The interior and exterior of a listed building are protected by legislation.
This means that you will need listed building consent for work that involves:
- carrying out major repairs
- internal and external alterations (such as removal of partition walls, fireplaces, new flues and vents)
- extensions
- demolitions
- introducing new materials to the property (such as insulation)
- changing materials (for example changing from metal pipes to plastic pipes)
- notable changes of colour to the exterior (walls, doors or windows)
- adding solar panels to the building or curtilage
For more information, view Historic England's advice on work that may require consent.