Period architecture, original features and a strong sense of history can make these blocks highly desirable places to live.
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Listed buildings offer something that many modern developments cannot: history, character and distinctive architectural features.
With careful planning, appropriate materials and a whole-building approach, improving energy performance and protecting heritage can go hand in hand.
Historic buildings often offer character and architectural details that are difficult to find in modern developments.
Leaseholders residing in listed buildings face unique challenges when it comes to securing the right insurance.
Leaseholders who have formed an RMC to handle the running of their listed, residential flats have a few unique rights and responsibilities.
Structural degradation, environmental threats and the skills required to repair any damage all pose an issue for property owners.
How energy efficiency can be improved in listed buildings respectfully and in full compliance with the rules and regulations in place.
Leaseholders in older properties often face issues with damp, timber decay and structural movement, all of which can lead to costly repairs.
The charm of period buildings lies in their unique details. These features require careful upkeep to ensure they stand the test of time.