Planning consent on a plot containing a burned down grade 2 listed property?

[patp]

Our daughter has seen a plot for sale that contains a burned down grade 2 listed property. Do the collective wise ones know if any planning permission would be subject to reinstating the building as it was? It is within a village boundary. The plot is up for auction at a very cheap starting price so I presume planning would not be automatic?

[JohnMo]

Run - money pit - you would have to reinstate, would by my option. Just because it's burnt down doesn't mean it looses it's listed status.

[twice round the block]

Was it a pub?

Is it in a conservation area ?

Edited November 15, 2023 by twice round the block

[patp]

13 hours ago, twice round the block said:

Was it a pub?

Is it in a conservation area ?

No to the pub. Conservation area? I don't think so.

[saveasteading]

19 hours ago, patp said:

any planning permission would be subject to reinstating the building as it was

I'd say so.

But don't ask us. There will be strict guidance on policy, to be found in your councils' development plans (District and county). This is not up to the whim of officers.

 

Some even show examples with photographs. Varying from no chance of permission, through rebuild, to ' do what you like"

Builders like a clean start, so the price increases for a site allowing a new build. 

We punters may often prefer constraints if we have the time and patience to work to them, because of the cheaper purchase cost.