A comprehensive online Built Heritage at Risk Northern Ireland Register (BHARNI) has been compiled in partnership with the Northern Ireland Environment Agency.

The Register highlights almost 500 buildings and monuments of architectural and historic interest whose future seems threatened and may be suitable for restoration and repair. Many structures featured in the past have subsequently found new owners or uses, while negotiations are ongoing in other cases.

The project aims to heighten public awareness of built heritage ‘at risk’; provide help and advice for existing owners who may wish to engage upon a suitable scheme of repair; and offer assistance to potential new restoring owners who are looking for properties for sale.  A list of properties currently for sale is available on request.

Go to NIEA Built Heritage at Risk Register 

Information is also available on our ‘Directory of Traditional Building Skills’, ‘Funding Directory’ and latest ‘BHARNI Catalogue’.

Further information on funding and associated organisations can be found on our ‘FAQs’ and ‘Links’ sections of the website.