Important notice: This is an archived version of the Peak District National Park Authority's website. It was last updated on 2 August 2011. The current version can be found at www.peakdistrict.gov.uk. This old version of the website will remain available until all content and functionality has been transferred across to the new website, after which it will be switched off.
Living In
How to apply for planning permission. Historic buildings and conservation areas, village management.
- Visitor Centres
Locations and contact details of our four visitor centres - Pedal Peak District
Route maps, bike hire and how to get fit for free - Guided Walks and Events
Free guided walks suitable for all and other events all year round - Getting here
Make use of the best public transport links for any National Park
Repair and restoration of historic buildings
At the National Park Authority we offer advice and financial support to help people repair, restore and maintain historic buildings such as houses, outbuildings, barns and industrial properties.
There are thousands of historic buildings in the Peak District National Park, including 2,900 listed buildings and many unlisted buildings in Conservation Areas.
Listed buildings that are in such a poor state of repair that their future is threatened are identified on the Buildings at Risk register.
By caring for these buildings, owners can make a crucial contribution to the area.
Grants for repair and restoration
Repointing your building (150KB) 
More information
Links to more help, advice and financial support:
Derbyshire Historic Buildings Trust
