Exeter planning applications open for comment on listed buildings and areas

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Exeter 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 May 8 2025

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7 August 2026

In a recent public notice, Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications affecting the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These applications are open for public viewing and comment until 24 days from the notice date, May 8 2025. Interested parties can access detailed information on the council's website or contact the assigned case officer via email.

The applications include:

3 Colleton Mews, St David’s: The proposal involves replacing existing timber windows and doors with UPVC units (Application No. 25/0401/FUL). This change is within a conservation area, potentially impacting its historical aesthetic.
22 The Strand, Topsham: This application proposes replacing garden steps with timber steps through an existing wall opening, adding timber doors to a shed, repairing the slate roof of the shed, adding doors to an extension, and repaving the courtyard area (Application No. 25/0470/FUL). It affects both a conservation area and a listed building.
37 Regent Street, St Thomas: Plans include demolishing a rear extension, constructing a two-storey rear extension, installing new rooflights, and replacing windows (Application No. 25/0517/FUL). This site is also within a conservation area.
Magdalen Court School, Victoria Park Road, Newtown & St Leonard’s: A listed building application seeks to reinstate and enlarge a former pedestrian access (Application No. 25/0495/LBC).
9 Ferry Road, Topsham: The proposal involves replacing four sash windows and three casement windows on the rear and side elevations (Application No. 25/0410/LBC).
22 The Strand, Topsham: Another listed building application for this address includes installing a new timber staircase in the yard, stripping and relaying the roof, and making other minor alterations (Application No. 25/0276/LBC).

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

For further details on these applications and how to submit comments or objections, please visit Exeter City Council's planning page.

This notice was published in the Exeter Express & Echo on May 8 2025.