Listing
Listing is the all-encompassing term for the listing of buildings, scheduling of monuments, registering of parks, gardens and battlefields and protecting wreck sites.
Listing is the act of identifying the most important parts of our heritage so they can receive special protection. We celebrate their significance - and make sure that our history can be enjoyed by present and future generations.
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Search the List
The National Heritage List for England (NHLE) is the only official and up-to-date database of all listed and designated heritage sites.
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Enrich the List
Take part in a new initiative to enrich our understanding of our nationally important historic sites.
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Get a Historic Site Listed
Find out how you can get a historic building or site protected through listing.
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What is Listing?
An overview of what listing is and why Historic England does it.
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Listing Guidance
Our selection guides help us to recommend whether or not a site should be added to the List.
Also of interest...
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Robin Hood Gardens Estate
Heritage Minister minded to approve COI for Robin Hood Gardens
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British Library Listed at Grade I
The British Library and 7 local libraries across England are listed as the best examples of public libraries of the later 20th century.
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Living in a Listed Building
Information and guidance for owners of Grade I, Grade II* and Grade II listed buildings
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Your Home
Find lots of practical help on how to look after your home, whether it's listed, in a conservation area or simply an older building.
