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Exeter planning applications affecting conservation areas and listed buildings
Explore recent planning applications in Exeter impacting conservation areas and listed buildings.
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20 September 2026

Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications that may affect the character or appearance of conservation areas and involve listed buildings. These applications are open for public viewing and feedback on the council's website.

Development affecting conservation areas

  • 6 Majorfield Road, Topsham: A proposal to replace the kitchen extension roof with slate tiles, revise the pitch, add rooflights, and replace downpipes and guttering with wider metal pipes. The application also includes repairing damage to open eaves while maintaining airflow. Application reference: 26/1024/FUL.
  • 9 White Street, Topsham: Plans for a one and two-storey rear extension, alterations to an outbuilding to create habitable accommodation, and replacement of windows and doors. Application reference: 26/1123/FUL.
  • 15 Alexandra Terrace, Newtown & St Leonards: Construction of a new retaining wall. Application reference: 26/1226/FUL.

Listed building applications

  • Park View, 8 Howell Road, Duryard & St James: Proposed internal alterations and an external replacement window. Application reference: 26/1184/LBC.
  • Revolution, 79 - 82 Queen Street, St Davids: Reconfiguration of modern partitions and other internal alterations. Application reference: 26/1220/LBC.
  • 6 Majorfield Road, Topsham: In addition to the roof replacement mentioned above, this application includes replacing the bathroom while keeping the bath on its raised plinth for drainage purposes. Application reference: 26/1025/LBC.

Public participation

Residents can view these applications on the Exeter City Council website and submit representations of objection, comment or support via the website or by emailing the assigned Case Officer within 24 days of this notice.

For more details on these applications or to participate in the consultation process, visit Exeter City Council Planning.

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