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Unique Norfolk Broads waterside properties made listed buildings

Five “unique” waterside properties, including a converted helter-skelter, have been given Grade II-listed status.

The buildings, in the Broads National Park in Norfolk, also include prefabricated structures made by the company that created Scott’s Antarctic expedition huts and one of the only remaining eel setts in England.

The properties were “distinctive, local landmarks”, said Duncan Wilson, Historic England’s chief executive.

The Broads Authority said it was important to protect such vulnerable buildings.


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