Dalton Piercy

Dalton Piercy property work should distinguish an individual building's heritage record from the wider village setting. The council identifies particular farmhouses and cottages in its guidance, making the exact asset and any attached structures important when defining fabric repairs or alterations for an instruction.

The council's listed-building guidance names College Farmhouse and cottage and Rose Cottage and outhouse under Dalton Piercy. It expressly directs readers to Historic England for current listing information. Use that distinction to locate the correct official entry before relying on an abbreviated property name or assuming the extent of protection.

A facilities brief should identify the building element, adjoining structure and intervention separately, supported by photographs and available drawings. Establish the relevant record and outstanding advice before specifying replacement fabric or disturbing a connection between structures. Keep those decisions with the asset history, including the agreed repair method and any areas excluded from the instruction. A village-level reference cannot replace this building-specific evidence.