Historic England · National Heritage List
Listed buildings lookup
Find Grade I, II* and II listed buildings near a UK postcode or place — from cathedrals and castles to Georgian townhouses — with links to the official Historic England record.
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Geocode: · m radius · England listed buildings only
listings in view
Grade I
Grade II*
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Nearby listings
Tap a row to open it on the map. Grade I is exceptional interest; II* particularly important; II of special interest.
| Name | Grade | List entry |
|---|---|---|
| HE record |
No listed buildings in this radius. Try a larger radius or a more central postcode — NHLE covers England only.
Listed status affects alterations, insurance and development. For a fuller property report with sold prices, EPC, flood and crime, see homebuyerreport.co.uk.
What this listed buildings lookup shows
Search the National Heritage List for England by postcode or place name. See nearby Grade I, II* and II listed buildings on a map — useful before you buy, alter or insure a property in a historic street, conservation area or cathedral city like York or Bath.
Map of nearby listings
Colour-coded markers for Grade I, II* and II entries within your chosen radius, with a search pin at the geocoded location.
Official Historic England links
Open the official list entry for each building — name, grade, list entry number and the full Historic England record.
Grade breakdown
Counts of Grade I, II* and II nearby so you can see how heritage-dense the street or neighbourhood is at a glance.
Buying & alteration due diligence
Listing affects consent, insurance and what you can change. Check early — before you exchange contracts or instruct works.
How to check listed buildings near a property
- Enter a UK postcode (e.g. YO1 8SU) or a place name such as Bath or York.
- Choose a radius — 250 m for a street, 500 m–1 km for a wider neighbourhood check.
- Review the map markers and grade counts, then open Official Historic England records for any building of interest.
- If the property itself may be listed, confirm on the official list entry before planning alterations or exchanging contracts.
- Remember: this tool covers England only via Historic England’s National Heritage List.
Listed buildings FAQ
How do I find listed buildings near a UK postcode?
Enter a postcode or place and choose a radius. We geocode the query, then show nearby National Heritage List for England entries on a map with grades and links to Historic England list entries.
What do listed building grades mean?
Grade I is exceptional interest; Grade II* is particularly important; Grade II is special interest — most listed buildings in England are Grade II.
Why check if a property is listed before buying or altering it?
Listing brings legal protection. Many alterations need listed building consent, and nearby heritage assets can affect planning, insurance and what buyers should expect.
Does this cover Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland?
No — coverage is England only via Historic England. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland keep separate listing registers.
Listed building data from Historic England’s National Heritage List for England (Open Government Licence). Map: OpenStreetMap. Always confirm the official list entry before relying on listing status for legal or planning decisions.