Exeter planning applications for listed buildings

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4 November 2026

Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications that could impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These applications are available for public viewing on the council's website, where representations of objection, comment, or support can be submitted within 24 days of this notice.

Key Applications

33-35 Southernhay East, St David's: A proposal to change the use from commercial to 12 flats and a commercial unit, including associated works such as a replacement roof. Revised plans have been received for this application (26/1078/FUL).
Exbridge House, Commercial Road, St David's: Plans include installing a flood defence wall around the building's perimeter with steps leading to Western Way for evacuation purposes. This is part of a conversion project to transform the existing building into residential use (26/1350/FUL).
16 Southernhay West, St David's: The application involves changing the use from offices to a single dwelling with associated works (26/1453/FUL).
6 Horseguards, Duryard & St James's: A proposal for a rear single-storey extension (26/1450/FUL).

Listed Building Applications

33-35 Southernhay East, St David's: Works related to the change of use from commercial to flats and a commercial unit, including a replacement roof (26/1079/LBC).
25 Monmouth Hill, Topsham: Addition of demountable flood defence barriers on the south elevation facing The Strand (26/1445/LBC).
16 Southernhay West, St David's: Works include removing a rear outrigger, partition walls, replacing the basement staircase, and installing solar panels (26/1454/LBC).
1-2 Northernhay Street, St David's: Replacement of the existing flat roof (26/1456/LBC).

Public Participation

Residents and interested parties are encouraged to view these applications on the Exeter City Council website. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to submit their representations via the website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer.

For further details on these applications and how they might affect local heritage sites or conservation areas, please visit Exeter City Council Planning.

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