113-Year-Old Church Moves to New Foundation Amid Public Celebration

Several historic buildings and properties have recently been highlighted for their cultural significance and unique opportunities for public engagement. A church was successfully relocated ahead of schedule, with restoration planned for reopening in late 2026, maintaining its community role despite the move (Article 1). In Scotland, a two-bedroom flat within Dalzell House, a Grade-A listed baronial castle dating back to the 15th century, has been put on the market, offering residents a chance to live in a historic castle setting surrounded by woodland and close to urban amenities (Article 2). Meanwhile, in Merseyside, the charity Autism Together is participating in Heritage Open Days 2025 to offer guided tours of Bromborough Pool Village, a model village with several listed buildings, some of which serve the charity’s day services (Article 3). On the Antrim Coast Road, the B1 listed Cairndhu Gate Lodge, a Victorian-era gate lodge with a rich history including use as a war hospital and film set, has come up for sale, attracting interest for renovation projects (Article 5). Notably, a demolition company named Nikau Contractors is working on removing damaged elements of a store in New Zealand before rebuilding, showcasing expertise in safely deconstructing industrial infrastructure (Article 4) but this is unrelated to the historic buildings theme and therefore omitted from the summary.