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Did You Know… … that you can still find remnants of Edinburgh’s historic 16th century city wall today? The Flodden Wall stretched all the way from Castle Rock to Holyrood Abbey and parts are still incorporated in the Old Town’s historic buildings. #DYK #luxuryestateagents #edinburghproperty #edinburghestateagent #propertyforsale #periodproperty #periodpropertyedinburgh

Did You Know… … that you can still find remnants of Edinburgh’s historic 16th century city wall today? The Flodden Wall stretched all the way from Castle Rock to Holyrood Abbey and parts are still incorporated in the Old Town’s historic buildings. #DYK #luxuryestateagents #edinburghproperty #edinburghestateagent #propertyforsale #periodproperty #periodpropertyedinburgh

This post is a timely reminder to property owners, and relevant stakeholders, of the importance of ensuring that re-instatement cost assessments are up to date. If you would like more information around the necessity of re-instatement cost assessment and how Graham + Sibbald's nationwide Technical Services team might be able to assist, please do not hesitate to contact us. #hotels #reinstatementcostassessment #historicbuilding #buildingsurveying #casestudy Neil MacFarlane Graham + Sibbald

Engaging with places of heritage and history takes on new significance when we learn about how they shape our identity. Down Cathedral, situated in Downpatrick, Northern Ireland, boasts a rich lineage, being linked to St. Patrick himself. The site's history resonates deeply, as it reflects not just the past but influences contemporary community values, fostering a sense of belonging. This historical landmark is more than just stones and architecture; it serves as a vibrant hub for local stories and cultural preservation. Such locations remind us of the importance of community and connection to our roots. The way heritage sites transcend generations highlights the shared experience that enriches us all. What role do you think historical sites play in shaping our identities today? https://lnkd.in/gsfVcrZE

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We want to preserve our rich heritage. Around ¼ of the UK’s building stock is at least 100 years old. We can’t simply ignore the need to make these buildings more energy efficient. This report by Historic England goes a long way towards providing a strong framework for how historical properties can be adapted in a way which preserves their legacies. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eqECqmzM

Forth Ports has submitted Detailed Planning Consent and Listed Building Consent to The City of Edinburgh Council for phase two of Harbour 31, known as ‘The Dry Dock at Harbour 31’, an exciting creative and commercial hub on land to the south east of Edinburgh Dock within the Port of Leith. The Dry Dock at Harbour 31 development is part of the wider Harbour 31 regeneration plan currently used for industrial port activities, the proposal will transform the site into a dynamic, mixed-use development that will cater to a diverse range of businesses, from creatives and visual artists to port related enterprises and other commercial sectors. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/4hdSrRQ 📰 #regeneration #leith #edinburgh

New Historic England Guidance 'Heritage Works for Housing', published on Monday, sets out how retrofitting and repurposing historic buildings can deliver more homes! Very apt timing in my opinion!

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FAQs: How do I know if I live in a listed building? 🤔 Here's how you can find out: 🔹 Check the Official Register: Visit your country's official heritage or historic environment website. In the UK, for example, you can check the National Heritage List for England. >> https://zurl.co/KDr4 🔹 Local Authority Enquiry: Contact your local council or planning authority. They can provide information on listed buildings in your area. 🔹 Property Deeds & Documents: Review your property deeds and any related legal documents. Listings are often mentioned in these records. 🔹 Consult Aurora Heritage Planning: We can conduct a detailed search and provide you with definitive information. Why It Matters: Knowing the status of your building is crucial for any renovations or modifications. Listed buildings have specific regulations to preserve their historical integrity. Head to our website to find out more about the services we offer. >> https://zurl.co/Nrv3