The official register of England's protected historic buildings and sites, covering 380,000+ listed buildings, scheduled monuments, and conservation areas — essential for property due diligence.
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Historic England — National Heritage List is the official register of all nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, maintained by Historic England.
The dataset includes approximately 380,000 listed buildings across Grades I, II*, and II, Scheduled Monuments, Registered Parks and Gardens, World Heritage Sites, and around 8,000 conservation areas.
It is primarily used by property professionals, local authorities, developers, and researchers for due diligence and planning compliance relating to heritage and conservation matters.
The data is freely accessible through bulk downloads from Historic England's website and is available for use without charge.
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The dataset is updated periodically by Historic England to reflect new listings and amendments.
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