An historic building is normally one which has architectural or historic interest or significance. Its importance may be local or national and may be a consequence of the building's age, built form or location. It may also result from its connection with a person or persons of note, or with local or national events.

If the buildings on a site are Listed, it is necessary to provide the local planning authority with sufficient information to enable an assessment to be made of the likely impact of the proposals on the building, its significant architectural features and its setting. There are also particular obligations of care on the part of an owner.

The practice is widely experienced in dealing with historic or, more particularly, Listed Buildings which are the subject of Government legislation for their protection and to policies contained in local planning policies.

Projects

Wethersfield Mill
•   The Property consists of a watermill, house and outbuildings.
•   The watermill dates from the C16, altered in C19 and is Grade II Listed.
•   It stands together with the Mill House which is Listed because of its
    group value.
•   At the rear of the House is a range of other structures including stables
    and stores.
•   The project involved the restoration and conversion of the watermill to a
    residential use, restoration of the house and the conversion of the
    outbuildings to offices.
•   The illustrations show the watermill 'before' and 'after' renovation.
•   The project won a Conservation Award from the RICS

Great Whitman's, Purleigh
Golden's Farm, Wethersfield
Panfield Hall