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01Haringey, London

Listed building consent drawings for Haringey houses

Haringey runs from Highgate village to the Edwardian streets of Muswell Hill, and a listed house there needs consent for any work that touches its character. We draw the existing fabric and the proposal side by side, so the council sees what is kept and what changes, and quote a fixed fee after a free constraints check.

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    02The brief

    The Haringey rule we can cite

    Haringey's Development Management DPD asks that works to listed buildings retain and repair fabric, avoid harm to structure and keep additions out of the important parts. The part that shapes our drawings is where additions may go: extensions to less significant parts. We draw the original fabric first and test each proposed addition against that sentence.

    National policy sits underneath it. Proposals affecting heritage assets need an assessment of significance (including setting) proportionate to the asset's importance.

    Upper floors of a large yellow-brick Victorian house in London with chimney pots
    Pencil resting on a dimensioned technical drawing beside a scale rule
    Photograph: Sven Mieke

    03The record

    Local figures for Haringey

    Figures with their unit, period and source
    MeasureValuePeriodSource
    Listed building entries289 list entries (Historic England, within the LPA boundary)No periodplanning.data.gov.uk
    Grade I listed entries6 list entriesNo periodplanning.data.gov.uk
    Grade II* listed entries21 list entriesNo periodplanning.data.gov.uk
    Grade II listed entries258 list entriesNo periodplanning.data.gov.uk
    Heritage at Risk entries21 Heritage at Risk Register entries within the LPA boundary (Historic England)No periodplanning.data.gov.uk
    Conservation areas33 named conservation areas published by the councilNo periodplanning.data.gov.uk
    Article 4 directions25 Article 4 directions published by the councilNo periodplanning.data.gov.uk
    Listed building consent decisions (PS2)52 listed building consent decisions (to alter or extend)2025 Q2 to 2026 Q1 (1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026)assets.publishing.service.gov.uk
    Listed building consents granted (PS2)86.5 % granted2025 Q2 to 2026 Q1 (1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026)assets.publishing.service.gov.uk
    Listed building works must retain and repair fabric, not harm structure, and confine extensions to less significant partsextensions to less significant partsNo periodharingey.gov.uk, Haringey Development Management DPD (adopted July 2017), Policy DM9 part F, p.22
    NPPF Aug 2026, policy HE5(1)Proposals affecting heritage assets need an assessment of significance (including setting) proportionate to the asset's importanceNo periodgov.uk
    Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 s9(1), s9(4)Works without consent: up to 6 months' imprisonment or a fine on summary conviction; up to 2 years or a fine on indictmentNo periodlegislation.gov.uk
    Concessions: application types with no current fee - Listed Building Consent0 GBPNo periodribblevalley.gov.uk

    A blank value means the figure has not been published, not that there are none. Check your own address with the council.

    Haringey6 neighbouring councils
    Councils bordering Haringey

    04The streets

    Householder applications by street in Haringey

    Streets in Haringey with the most householder applications, and the share approved
    StreetApplicationsApproved
    Sheldon Avenue2065%
    Gladesmore Road1788%
    Stapleton Hall Road1382%
    Boundary Road12100%
    Cholmeley Park1278%
    Craven Park Road12100%
    Seaford Road1282%
    Wargrave Avenue1282%
    Woodside Avenue1291%
    Beresford Road11100%
    Fairview Road10100%
    Onslow Gardens10100%
    Priory Gardens1090%
    Allison Road9100%
    Dukes Avenue978%

    Counts of householder applications by street; no individual applications are shown. Streets with fewer than five applications are left out.

    GLA Planning London Datahub, householder applications

    05The drawing

    The listed building consent routeA, What the council weighs: Proposals affecting heritage assets need an assessment of significance (including setting) proportionate to the asset's importance. B, The weight given to conservation: Substantial weight to the conservation of designated heritage assets. C, Haringey: consents decided: 52 listed building consent decisions (to alter or extend). D, Haringey: consents granted: 86.5 % granted. E, Works without consent: Works without consent: up to 6 months' imprisonment or a fine on summary conviction; up to 2 years or a fine on indictmentSurvey and significanceHeritage statementDrawings and scheduleCouncil decisionABCDE

    The listed building consent route

    How works to a listed building are consented, from the first survey to the decision.

    A What the council weighs
    Proposals affecting heritage assets need an assessment of significance (including setting) proportionate to the asset's importance
    B The weight given to conservation
    Substantial weight to the conservation of designated heritage assets
    C Haringey: consents decided
    52 listed building consent decisions (to alter or extend)
    D Haringey: consents granted
    86.5 % granted
    E Works without consent
    Works without consent: up to 6 months' imprisonment or a fine on summary conviction; up to 2 years or a fine on indictment
    The listed house in its terrace3D
    Scroll the page: the model turns with it.

    06The detail

    Highgate and Muswell Hill: two heritage settings

    Highgate is a village with its own conservation area. The village core has 18th- and 19th-century small-scale terraces and traditional shopfronts on late-medieval burgage plots, with Pond Square, on the Camden side, at its heart. Its position is unusual: Highgate village is divided between Haringey and Camden, and each council has its own Highgate Conservation Area; Haringey's southern boundary runs along the middle of Highgate High Street. Our Highgate guide shows which council reads which side.

    Muswell Hill is a different build entirely. Haringey's appraisal calls Muswell Hill a notable and well-preserved example of an Edwardian suburb, mostly built over less than 20 years (1896-1913). Its heart is three- and four-storey red-brick Edwardian parades of shops and flats around Muswell Hill Broadway. Being in that conservation area is not the same as being listed, and the drawings differ accordingly: see the Muswell Hill guide.

    Haringey's registers in numbers

    The national list holds 289 entries inside the borough: 6 at Grade I, 21 at Grade II* and 258 at Grade II. Haringey designates 33 conservation areas. Separately, its Article 4 register holds 25 directions.

    Further down the register, 21 entries are on the Heritage at Risk Register, 4 registered parks and gardens lie in the borough and it has 0 scheduled monuments.

    Decisions, fee and penalty

    In its latest four published quarters Haringey decided 52 consent applications to alter or extend a listed building and granted 86.5% of them. Each application is read on its own drawings.

    The council charges £0 for the consent. Works without consent: up to 6 months' imprisonment or a fine on summary conviction; up to 2 years or a fine on indictment, under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. If the same house needs a new roof storey or a lower floor, those are separate applications: mansard roof drawings in Haringey and basement conversion drawings in Haringey. Across the border, see listed building consent drawings in Hackney.

    Planning sheet for a single-storey rear extension: proposed ground floor plan and rear elevation, with the Property Architecture title block
    Sample drawing. Proposed plan and rear elevation from a planning application set, sheet 03 at 1:50.

    07The papers

    What the drawings rest on

    Red-brick mansion blocks and shopfronts on a street cornerMeasured surveys
    Photograph: Tom McCarten
    Building regulations section through a rear extension, with the roof, floor, wall and foundation build-ups labelled
    Sample drawing. Section A-A with the build-ups building control checks, sheet 07 at 1:50.

    08Correspondence

    Questions

    My house is in Highgate: is it Haringey or Camden?

    Both councils cover the village. Highgate village is divided between Haringey and Camden, and each council has its own Highgate Conservation Area; Haringey's southern boundary runs along the middle of Highgate High Street. Give us the address and we confirm the council, the conservation area and the list entry before quoting.

    Is my Muswell Hill house listed because it is in the conservation area?

    No. The conservation area and the national list are separate designations, so a house can be in the area without being listed. We check both, because each leads to a different application.

    What do listed building consent drawings cost?

    We give a fixed quote after a free constraints check, because the price depends on how much of the building the work touches. The council charges £0 for the consent itself.

    Rows of brick terraced houses and gardens on a residential street

    86.5%

    granted

    Listed building consents granted (PS2), Haringey, 2025 Q2 to 2026 Q1 (1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026). Source: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk

    Photograph: Altaf Shah

    09Further reading

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