Traditional windows and the regulations on listed buildings
Listed buildings protect every part of its whole structure, and this applies to the windows as well. Learn more about window regulations here!
Replacing windows: window replacement steps you may need for your Grade II property
Traditional windows raise the value of your Grade II listed property. However, if repair is not possible, then you need to know this when replacing.
Period windows: all about your listed building windows
Windows are one of the integral parts of a house. They go beyond their functionality; they can tell a story as well. Windows are well-known to regulate the weather to keep the draught or rain out; the windows got it literally covered. However, they do not only serve...
Grade II listed building: all about its restoration
Grade II buildings require special instructions and consent in all alterations applied to it, find more about it in this article.
English Heritage: listed building selection criteria
Read on to learn about how English Heritage selects listed buildings.
Heritage properties: Everything you need to know about listed structures
If you live in a listed structure, then there are special sets of regulations you need to know about.
Listed buildings – knowing the ins and outs of owning a listed property
Read on to know more about the rules that apply to owning a listed building.
Listed building insurance – Do I need to get one?
Learn more about the perfect insurance cover that suits your listed home!
Listed buildings: regulations and permissions for restoration
Any potential property buyer (and a fair few contractors) should be aware of what type of building they are buying. If you have looked at a new property and been told that it is a Grade I, Grade II* or Grade II listed building then you need to know what that means...
Replacing Windows In a Listed Building
Replacing windows in a listed building is not suggested. It is best to retain the original windows. However, when you have to, this article discussed this.