| Comment | It depends on how extensive you want to redecorate and what the property is Listed for. C-Listing generally, but not always, implies that the exterior is of importance, B and always A include the interior.
Firstly, I would find the listed description on [Historic Environment Scotland](https://www.historicenvironment.scot/advice-and-support/listing-scheduling-and-designations/listed-buildings/search-for-a-listed-building/). It should be simple enough to find it via map or address. Then read the description of whh the building has been listed. If it mentions anything specific about the interior, perhaps ornate plaster work or joinery as the other User suggested, then there is a good chance you will need Listed Building Consent for internal works. Worth noting this application is free though - so you just need to stick with the Local Authority paperwork and timeline if you are going down that route.
Alternatively, if the listing makes no reference to the interior, or you are talking about a simple paint and wallpaper job, then you may feel happy just to go for it. |
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