Grade II-listed Ludlow town centre building to undergo ‘emergency structural works’ and refurbishment to prepare for new tenants
A building that has been occupied by an estate agent in Ludlow has received approval for some “significant structural repairs” and a refurbishment ahead of new tenants moving in.
The Grade II-listed 16 High Street in Ludlow has been occupied by McCartneys and sits within the town’s conservation area opposite the Buttercross.
The building has started to deteriorate and the estate agent applied last year for permission to repair the structure and give it a refurbishment ahead of leasing the property out to new tenants.
In a statement to council planners, The Architecture Studio, acting on behalf of McCartneys, said: “The applicants are seeking approval for proposed refurbishment works to the building and listed building consent including some significant structural repairs.
