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Queen's Crescent, EH9

● Waverley Park Conservation Area● 4 listed building records◌ Repair notices: check with the council
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Heritage controls likely apply here

The middle of this street falls inside Waverley Park Conservation Area. Historic Environment Scotland has 4 listed building records whose title names this street. Long streets can cross a boundary, so check the exact address on the council's interactive map.

0Category A
0Category B
4Category C
LB44251 · Category C · 2 Queen's Crescent, EdinburghLB44252 · Category C · 3, 3A Queen's Crescent, EdinburghLB44254 · Category C · 16 Queen's Crescent, EdinburghLB44255 · Category C · 33 Queen's Crescent, Edinburgh
● Category C. Dots are listed building record locations from Historic Environment Scotland (mostly within 10 m); the dashed box is the street's extent from OS Open Names. Not a boundary map: check the council's map.

Queen's Crescent: questions buyers ask

Is Queen's Crescent, EH9 in a conservation area?

The midpoint of Queen's Crescent falls inside the Waverley Park Conservation Area, based on City of Edinburgh Council boundary data. Long streets can cross a boundary, so check the exact address on the council's interactive map.

Are there listed buildings on Queen's Crescent, EH9?

Historic Environment Scotland has 4 listed building records whose title names Queen's Crescent and which are mapped along it: 4 Category C. Each record in the table on this page links to its official listing.

What does this mean if I'm buying a flat on Queen's Crescent?

Conservation area status and listing can mean extra rules for alterations such as replacing windows, and listing can cover a building's interior. It isn't a judgement on a property's condition. Read what a conservation area means when you buy, buying a flat in a listed building and our pre-offer checklist.

General information from open data, not legal advice. Confirm the details with the council, Historic Environment Scotland or your solicitor.

Listed building records

Historic Environment Scotland records whose building title names this street and which are mapped along it. Each links to the official listing. Where one listing covers several buildings, the full listing title is shown underneath.

Listed building records (5)
CatListed building recordDesignatedHES ref
C2 Queen's Crescent, Edinburgh1997-03-25LB44251 ↗
C3, 3A Queen's Crescent, Edinburgh1997-03-25LB44252 ↗
C16 Queen's Crescent, Edinburgh1997-03-25LB44254 ↗
C32 Queen's Crescent, EdinburghListed as part of: 32 AND 33 QUEENS CRESCENT, INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS1997-03-25LB44255 ↗
C33 Queen's Crescent, EdinburghListed as part of: 32 AND 33 QUEENS CRESCENT, INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS1997-03-25LB44255 ↗
Statutory repair notices

Not shown on this site yet

We don't republish the council's property enquiry register. Read how to check a statutory repair notice on Queen's Crescent yourself.

Before you buy a flat on Queen's Crescent

Ask your solicitor to check for statutory repair notices. Our guide explains what a notice is and how to make the council's £78 enquiry. For tenement upkeep, see shared repairs.

Sources: conservation areas from the City of Edinburgh Council; listed building records from Historic Environment Scotland; postcodes and street names from Ordnance Survey open data. Retrieved 2026-11-06. How we match the data.

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