Of the 153 out of 377 scheduled monuments visited within the National Park: 20% had improved had remained stable of all visitor had worsened spending in In terms of monuments at risk The historic environment directly Wales comes supports 19,000 within the National Park: from the were low risk historic jobs in environment were medium risk 15% of the working were high risk population have some link weren’t assessed to the heritage Listed buildings Conservation The number and grading of listed buildings in Abergwyngregyn Areas Llanllechid Snowdonia National Park is below. It is Nant Peris expected that the number of Grade 2 listed buildings will increase by 5 in the near future The fourteen Beddgelert Betws y Coed Nantmor Dolbenmaen Maentwrog Bala Conservation within the National Park are Grade 1 - 13 Harlech shown in the map. These Grade 2* - 119 Cymmer Abbey Pandy’r Odyn Dolgellau Grade 2 - 1,804 are areas of special architectural or historic Total - 1,916 interest Aberdyfi Snowdonia's rich historical landscape and architecture £3.9 million provides the inspiration for a huge number of historical groups, The grant support given by including branches of the the National Park to repair listed 'Discovering Old Welsh Houses' buildings since 1990, with the group, who have done much majority of the work being carried detailed study on the sub medival out by local builders and architects. 'Snowdonia Houses'. of the National Park’s listed buildings are at risk (category 1-3) According to CADW, "listed buildings are especially likely to be at risk when they are functionally redundant because their original purpose has come to an end. This may apply to former industrial and agricultural buildings or to some places of worship, for example. Many of these buildings may be capable of adaptation to a beneficial new use, but are likely to need more positive input. Equally, even listed buildings that could still be used for their original purposes may be in a poor condition and at risk. In such cases, poor condition could result from owners who are absent, or who cannot afford repairs. It may also reflect the conservation deficit (where the cost of repair is greater than the end value of the building)".
Of the 153 out of 377 scheduled monuments visited within the National Park: had improved had remained stable had worsened In terms of monuments at risk within the National Park: were low risk were medium risk were high risk weren’t assessed Listed buildings The number and grading of listed buildings in The historic environment directly supports 19,000 jobs in 15% of the working population have some link to the heritage Conservation Areas 20% of all visitor spending in Wales comes from the historic environment Abergwyngregyn Llanllechid Nant Peris Snowdonia National Park is below. It is expected that the number of Grade 2 listed buildings will increase by 5 in the near future The fourteen Beddgelert Nantmor Dolbenmaen Betws y Coed Maentwrog Bala Grade 1 - 13 Grade 2* - 119 Grade 2 - 1,804 Total - 1,916 Conservation within the National Park are shown in the map. These are areas of special architectural or historic interest Harlech Cymmer Abbey Pandy’r Odyn Dolgellau Aberdyfi Snowdonia's rich historical landscape and architecture provides the inspiration for a huge number of historical groups, including branches of the 'Discovering Old Welsh Houses' group, who have done much detailed study on the sub medival 'Snowdonia Houses'. £3.9 million The grant support given by the National Park to repair listed buildings since 1990, with the majority of the work being carried out by local builders and architects. of the National Park’s listed buildings are at risk (category 1-3) According to CADW, "listed buildings are especially likely to be at risk when they are functionally redundant because their original purpose has come to an end. This may apply to former industrial and agricultural buildings or to some places of worship, for example. Many of these buildings may be capable of adaptation to a beneficial new use, but are likely to need more positive input. Equally, even listed buildings that could still be used for their original purposes may be in a poor condition and at risk. In such cases, poor condition could result from owners who are absent, or who cannot afford repairs. It may also reflect the conservation deficit (where the cost of repair is greater than the end value of the building)".
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