Listed buildings in Bath and North East Somerset: check any Bath postcode
Georgian terraces, crescents and a city-wide World Heritage Site — thousands of Grade I and II* entries. Enter your postcode to see listed status, grade, conservation area and Article 4 directions from Historic England and planning.data.gov.uk — then get the consent rules for your property as a £9.99 PDF.
Live example: BA1 2LR
- livePostcode → council, country & OS grid reference — postcodes.io (ONS)
- liveListed buildings, grade & list date (points + outlines) — Historic England NHLE open GISWhole of England, updated by Historic England
- liveScheduled monuments · parks & gardens · World Heritage Sites — Historic England NHLE open GIS
- liveConservation areas — planning.data.gov.uk (MHCLG)Coverage depends on each council publishing to the platform
- liveArticle 4 direction areas — planning.data.gov.uk (MHCLG)
- liveConsent rules engine (England) — LBA 1990 · TCPA 1990 · GPDO 2015 · AMAA 1979
6 AND 7, CRESCENT LANE (Grade II) is the nearest list entry. Conservation area rules restrict demolition, extensions, roofs and trees.
- 6 AND 7, CRESCENT LANEGrade II · 42 m
- 1A, ROYAL CRESCENTGrade II · 55 m
What listing means in Bath and North East Somerset
Listed building consent from Bath and North East Somerset is required for any works that affect the special interest of a listed building — inside and out, including outbuildings built before 1948. Unauthorised works are a criminal offence with no time limit on enforcement. Inside a conservation area, demolition, side and two-storey rear extensions, roof changes, front-facing solar panels and dishes, and work to trees all need permission or notice.
The £9.99 report lists every rule that applies to your property with its statutory basis, what you cannot change without consent, penalties, and the listed buildings around you — as a dated PDF.
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