Listed buildings are those which have been deemed to have special or architectural or historic interest, sometimes outbuildings or other structures in the grounds can also be listed. The majority of listed buildings are classified as Grade II, a much smaller number are given the higher Grade of II* with an even smaller proportion given the highest classification of Grade I.

Due to the rarity of these buildings they are given the highest protection with the overarching aim of any proposal being to preserve the historic or architectural interest of the building. Therefore any proposals to extend, refurbish or alter buildings such as these need to be carefully designed, thought through, and communicated to the Local Authority.

Foxley Tagg have the necessary technical knowledge and the breadth of experience necessary to help evolve your ideas and to successfully justify your proposals to the Local Planning Authority. We have experience in submitting applications for a variety of proposals involving listed buildings and have a great history of success in this area.
It is a criminal offence to carry out works to a listed building without the benefit of Listed Building Consent, and formal enforcement action including prosecution can be taken against the owner, architect and contractors involved in the unauthorised works.

Foxley Tagg are skilled in preparing proposals for refurbishment and extensions to Listed Buildings.

In sensitive locations such as these Foxley Tagg is able to provide clients with realistic advice on how to achieve your goals. From feasibility assessments to the preparation of supporting documents, we will manage your proposals through the application process.