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Exeter City planning applications for conservation areas and listed buildings**
Explore Exeter's latest planning applications impacting conservation areas and listed buildings, open for public comment until June 9, 2025
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7 August 2026

In a recent public notice, Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications affecting conservation areas and listed buildings. These applications are open for public viewing and comment on the council's website until June 9, 2025. The proposals include developments at various locations, each with unique impacts on the local heritage and environment.

One notable application involves the Exeter Community Centre at 17 St Davids Hill, where a single historic information board is proposed to be installed. This installation aims to enhance the educational value of the site without altering its historic character.

Another significant proposal is for land to the rear of 34 Barnfield Road in Newtown & St Leonards, where a single dwelling is planned. This development will need to consider its impact on the surrounding conservation area and any nearby listed buildings.

At Pixie Cottage on Dawlish Road in Alphington, plans include reconstructing a southeastern chimney stack, installing new flue-liners, and fitting a woodburner. These changes are intended to preserve the building's historical integrity while updating its functionality.

Additionally, a single-storey rear extension is proposed for 1 Matford Road in Newtown & St Leonards, and an outbuilding is planned to replace an existing garage at 14 Highcross Road in Duryard & St James.

A departure from the development plan is noted for land adjacent to Marsh Barton Train Station on Clapperbrook Lane East in Alphington. This outline application seeks approval for constructing an Energy Centre for the Exeter Energy Network, with amended plans focusing on layout, access, and scale.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to submit their representations via the Exeter City Council's planning portal or by contacting the assigned Case Officer directly.

For further details on these applications and how to submit comments, please visit Exeter City Council's planning page or refer to the original public notice at Public Notice Portal.

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