We have carried many items in recent years about various attempts to renovate Broomfield House in Palmers Green. This week Enfield Council have issued a new round of cosultation, please compete the online questionnaire before November 30th.

From Enfield Council:
Broomfield House and its stable block are buildings of architectural and historic interest, listed by Historic England at Grade II*. The house, which dates from the 16th century, was badly damaged by a series of fires and would cost approximately £6million to fully restore. The stable block and surrounding stable yard is also now in need of repair. Both buildings would need a viable new use. Considering the current pressures on local government funding and competing priorities, the Council is not in a financial position to pay for the rebuilding and running costs from Council money, external funding would be needed.

The Council is working with The Broomfield House Trust, the Friends of Broomfield Park, Historic England and the Heritage Lottery Fund to look at options for the future of Broomfield House and stable block. We have commissioned a report from independent architects to explore possible options for the future of the house and stable block. If you wish to learn more about this, please look at the key findings of the draft Conservation Management Plan.

We are keen to get people involved in the future of Broomfield House before options are put forward and would be grateful if you could take a few minutes to fill out this form. Your feedback will help inform our on-going project as we look to decide on the future of the site.

Please give us your views. Please let us know your views by questionnaire.

Closing date: Please let us know your views no later than 30 November 2015.

Further information:
If you have any queries, please contact or require this document in another format, please contact consultation@enfield.gov.uk