Grade II listed

A Grade II listed building is a structure officially recognized for its special historical or architectural significance in the UK. This designation helps preserve the building’s character and features, meaning any alterations or repairs require special permissions to ensure its integrity is maintained. Being Grade II indicates the building is of national importance and of more than just local interest, often including houses, churches, and other notable structures. The aim is to protect and conserve buildings that contribute to the cultural heritage and historic landscape of the area.