How to Search for a Listed Building

Search Tips

The keyword search relates only to words forming part of the address of the listed building.

Commonly used words, such as "street" or "road", will produce large quantities of data, which may take some time to display.

Numbers similarly produce large results, and may be misleading: e.g. No. 5 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, will not display individually because it forms part of a terrace of houses included in the statutory address "1-11 (Inclusive Numbers) Charlotte Square".

The keyword "Charlotte", and Council Search "City of Edinburgh", will produce a manageable number of results, which can be scrolled, and the relevant entry selected.

Disclaimer

The listings information contained on this web site is updated every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month.

While care has been taken in its preparation, the Scottish Ministers shall have no liability in respect of any error, inaccuracy or omission in such information, or in respect of any costs, expenses or losses incurred by reason of any such error, inaccuracy or omission.

For the latest listing information, and a copy of the full descriptive entry for any listed building, please contact us.

Search using PASTMAP

Search by map on PASTMAP

• Search by zooming into the map, selecting from a list of place names or by using postcodes.

PASTMAP is a where you can display and search information on Scotland's historic environment.

• Designated Sites (Historic Scotland):
• scheduled monuments
• listed buildings
• Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes
• designated wreck sites
• National and local records of sites
• The database of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), one of Scotland’s National Collections
• Sites and Monuments Records / Historic Environment Records (from select local authorities)