Do you need to insure a listed building? Chances are you will require specialist home insurance cover, designed specifically for listed buildings.
Insurers use a standard set of assumptions for re-building costs for losses such as flooding, fire, subsidence and escape of water, such as burst pipes. These simply do not account for the additional costs associated with a listed property. Sufficient alternative accommodation cover should also be built into your policy, should you have to vacate for a protracted period.
The requirement for specialist listed building insurance is also increased if you keep valuable jewellery, art and antiques on the property. At Highworth Insurance we have several specialist insurers who understand these issues and are both sympathetic and pragmatic when dealing with these sorts of situations.
We can ensure that you have precisely the right level of cover in place for your listed property and contents, at very competitive premiums. A detailed specialist valuation from an accredited surveyor or architect can help you to decide on rebuilding costs for insurance purposes. Alternatively, at Highworth Insurance, we can sometimes provide this valuation free of charge as part of your policy.
Do you own a Grade I or Grade II listed home? Highworth Insurance can arrange Grade I and II listed building insurance with minimal fuss and at realistic prices. Why do you need specialist building insurance for Grade I and Grade II listed properties? Put simply the cost and time taken to repair a listed building is greater than that of a standard property. Examples of why this is include:
A high value policy can often be the solution in cases like this, especially if you require protection for collections such as art, antiques or fine wines.
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