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Planning & Consent for London's Period Properties
GGeorgian Properties (1714-1830)
Works to Georgian listed buildings typically require Listed Building Consent. Even internal alterations, repairs using different materials, or changes to paint colours may need approval.
VVictorian Properties (1837-1901)
Victorian properties may be listed or in conservation areas. Extensions, external alterations, and sometimes window replacements require planning permission or consent depending on protection level.
EEdwardian Properties (1901-1910)
Edwardian properties in conservation areas face restrictions on front elevations, roof alterations, and boundary treatments. Permitted development rights are often removed.
Do I Need Planning & Consent?
Look for these common signs that indicate you may need professional help:
- 1Planning an extension or loft conversion
- 2Wanting to replace windows or doors
- 3Considering external alterations to a protected property
- 4Unsure if your property is listed or in a conservation area
- 5Received an enforcement notice about unauthorised works
- 6Need to regularise previous alterations
When to Call a Specialist
Consult a planning specialist before starting works that might need consent. Early advice prevents costly mistakes and improves chances of approval.
Planning & Consent in London
London's 33 boroughs each have their own conservation teams and approaches. Specialists familiar with your borough's policies can navigate the system more effectively and achieve better outcomes.