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Listed buildings in Cambridge: check any Cambridge postcode

Colleges, chapels and riverside conservation areas. 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: CB2 1TN

All layers below are live government open data
  • 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
Probably listed — Grade I entry 14 m from the postcode point

CLARE COLLEGE, GATES AND RAILINGS TO TRINITY HALL LANE (List Entry 1125550). Also inside the Historic Core conservation area. Listed building consent is required before almost any change.

Listed
Probable
Grade
I
Conservation area
Historic Core
Listed nearby
148 within 250 m
  • CLARE COLLEGE, GATES AND RAILINGS TO TRINITY HALL LANEGrade I · 14 m
  • THE LAW SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY OFFICESGrade I · 25 m
  • CLARE COLLEGE, THE BUILDINGS SURROUNDING THE FORE AND PRINCIPAL COURTSGrade I · 40 m
  • KING'S COLLEGE, CHAPELGrade I · 41 m
  • TRINITY HALL, WATERHOUSE BUILDINGGrade II · 46 m
  • THE COCKERELL BUILDING (SQUIRE LAW LIBRARY)Grade I · 56 m
Open the full check for CB2 1TN

What listing means in Cambridge

Listed building consent from Cambridge 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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