Grade I Listed

A Grade I Listed building is a structure in the UK that has been officially recognized for its exceptional historical or architectural importance. This designation helps preserve its character and details, preventing unsympathetic changes that could damage its significance. Only about 2.5% of all listed buildings receive this status, often including historic churches, castles, or notable landmarks. The goal is to protect the nation's heritage for future generations while allowing necessary maintenance and careful alterations in consultation with conservation authorities.