Listed buildings

There are more than 1200 listed buildings in Wycombe district. Listing identifies buildings as having special architectural or historic interest. It means that listed building consent must be applied for in order to make any changes to that building which might affect its special interest.

You can download guidance notes on listed buildings below.

Revisions to the "Local List"

As a part of our ongoing commitment to preserving the unique heritage of our district, we have shortlisted a selection of currently undesignated heritage assets across the Wycombe district for inclusion on the Local List. Local listing is a means for recognising local heritage assets. You may view the descriptions of the assets below.

Historic buildings (PDF | 1018KB)
Heritage guidance note about the importance of historic buildings and how they should be protected.
PDF | 1018KB
Windows in historic buildings (PDF | 281KB)
Heritage guidance note about windows in historic buildings and their conservation.
PDF | 281KB
Shop fronts and signs (PDF | 311KB)
Heritage guidance note about shop fronts and signs and their role in the conservation of historic character in town centres.
PDF | 311KB
Revisions to the Local List
Proposed Local List Additions (PDF | 52KB)
Names and descriptions of assets proposed to be added to the Local List.
PDF | 52KB

Heritage protection – listed buildings (Opens in new window)
Information from English Heritage about listed buildings and how these are graded.
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