Heritage curtilages

This report was developed to help property owners, heritage practitioners, local councils and State government agencies to identify and assess curtilages for heritage items and heritage conservation areas.

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Date

27 October 1996

Publisher

NSW Heritage Office

Type

Publication

Cost

Free

Language

English

Tags

ISBN 0-73106-268X

File PDF 3.7MB
Pages 34

Name heritage-curtilages-1996.pdf

Retaining an appropriate area of land, or curtilage, around a heritage item can be integral and essential to retaining and interpreting its significance.

Identifying a heritage curtilage is usually straightforward. However, sometimes complex cases arise. These guidelines present various issues to be taken into account when defining heritage curtilages.

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