Exeter planning applications for listed buildings

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Exeter planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas

Explore recent planning applications in Exeter affecting listed buildings and conservation areas.

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7 August 2026

Overview of Planning Applications in Exeter

Exeter City Council has announced several new planning applications that may affect the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These proposals are open for public comment, objection, or support within 24 days of the notice date.

Key Applications

Exeter School, Victoria Park Road, Newtown & St Leonards
- Proposal: Construction of two padel tennis courts with floodlighting and associated works.
- Application Reference: 25/1526/FUL (CA&LB)
Molly Hayes Apartments, 41A New North Road, Duryard & St James
- Proposal: Change of use to eight self-contained flats (Use Class C4).
- Application Reference: 25/1590/FUL (CA)
21 Oxford Road, Duryard & St James
- Proposal: Rear extension, roof alterations including photovoltaic panels, garage demolition and reconstruction.
- Application Reference: 25/1021/FUL (CA)
22 Church Hill, Pinhoe
- Proposal: Two-storey detached dwelling with double garage and landscaping.
- Application Reference: 25/0904/FUL (LB)
56 Union Road, Pennsylvania
- Proposal: Conversion of garage to utility room and rear extension.
- Application Reference: 25/1359/FUL (LB)
95 Heavitree Road, Newtown & St Leonards
- Proposal: Single storey rear extension with garage door modifications.
- Application Reference: 25/1524/FUL (CA)
33-34 Southernhay East, St Davids
- Proposal: Painted company sign above the front door.
- Application Reference: 25/1566/LBC

Public Participation

Residents who wish to view these applications or submit their comments can do so via the Exeter City Council planning website. Alternatively, representations can be emailed to the assigned Case Officer.

Impact Considerations

These developments could have various impacts on local heritage sites and community aesthetics. Residents are encouraged to review the proposals carefully and consider how they might affect their surroundings.

For further details on each application or to express your views, please visit the Exeter City Council website or contact the planning department directly.

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