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Exeter City planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas
Exeter City Council reviews multiple planning applications affecting listed buildings and conservation areas.
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7 August 2026

Exeter City Council has announced a series of planning applications that could impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These proposals are open for public comment, objection, or support via the council's website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer within 24 days of this notice.

Development Proposals

  1. 5 Lower Shapter Street, Topsham: The proposal involves removing an existing modern brick boundary wall to create an off-street parking space. Additionally, an electric vehicle charging point with a brick-built planter is planned for the western boundary, alongside a reduction in ground level. This application is referenced as 26/0322/FUL (CA&LB).
  2. 19 - 20 Howell Road, Duryard & St James: Plans include constructing a detached building to serve as a four-bed specialist end-of-life care unit. This application is referenced as 26/0311/FUL (CA).
  3. 20 Parkfield Road, Topsham: A dormer loft extension is proposed to create a new bedroom and ensuite, featuring two pitched roofs connected by a flat roof. This application is referenced as 25/1837/FUL (CA).

Listed Building Applications

  • Flat F, 12 Pennsylvania Road, Duryard & St James: The application seeks permission for like-for-like replacement of two timber, single-glazed sash windows on the front elevation. This is referenced as 26/0321/LBC.
  • 5 Lower Shapter Street, Topsham: In addition to the development proposal mentioned above, there is a separate listed building application for similar works under reference 26/0323/LBC.

Public Participation

Residents and interested parties are encouraged to review these applications on the Exeter City Council's planning website. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to submit their representations promptly.

For further details on data protection related to these applications, please refer to Exeter City Council's Privacy Notice.

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