Exeter planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas

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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 involve developments affecting the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These applications are open for public viewing on the council's website, with opportunities for representations of objection, comment, or support to be submitted within 24 days of the notice.

Key Applications

3 The Malthouse, Exe Street, Topsham: A proposal for a single-storey rear extension. Application reference: 25/1563/FUL.
8 - 9 High Street, St Davids: Plans for a new framed shopfront entrance with a sliding auto door and CCTV camera. Application reference: 25/1461/FUL.
16 Chapel Road, Alphington: A two-storey side extension with internal and external restoration work. Application reference: 25/1314/FUL.
27 The Strand, Topsham: Replacement garden room and part conversion of a garage to a home gym. Application reference: 25/1588/FUL.
82 Fore Street, Topsham: Retrospective application for chimney removal and dormer enlargement. Application reference: 25/1595/FUL.

Listed Building Applications

Franklyn House, Franklyn Drive, Alphington: Widening of an existing doorway. Application reference: 25/1593/LBC.
Quay Gardens Barn, Monmouth Avenue, Topsham: Internal alterations to create a family bathroom. Application reference: 25/1615/LBC.
7 Victory House, Dean Clarke Gardens, St Davids: Removal and insertion of plasterboard walls on the first floor. Application reference: 25/1609/LBC.

Planning and Advertisement Application

Nightingale Hospital, Osprey Road, St Loyes: Permanent change of use from retail to hospital use with a two-storey extension to enhance diagnostic functions. Application reference: 25/1582/FUL.

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

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