A Historical Conservation Property (ICH) is a characteristic applied by the Municipalities of Chile, through their regulatory plans, to those places or buildings that are considered heritage, historical, relevant and important to the culture of the locality,[1]​ without the need for them to have been declared as National Monuments of Chile,[2]​ in order to protect the construction from possible future demolitions or modifications. architectural.[2]​.

The General Law of Urban Planning and Construction stipulates:[3]​.