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Exeter planning applications for September 2026
Explore the latest planning applications in Exeter affecting listed buildings and conservation areas.
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5 November 2026

Exeter City Council has released several new planning applications that may impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These applications are open for public viewing and feedback on the council's website. Interested parties have 24 days from the notice date to submit their representations.

Development affecting listed buildings and conservation areas

  • Springbank, Beech Avenue, Pennsylvania: A proposed single-storey dwelling is under consideration as a resubmission of a previous application (26/1276/FUL).
  • 13A and 13B Polsloe Road, Pennsylvania: There is a proposal to change the use from two self-contained flats (Use Class C3) to a six-person house in multiple occupation (Use Class C4), including the installation of two rooflights (26/1131/FUL).
  • 33 - 35 Southernhay East, St Davids: Plans include changing the use from commercial to 12 flats and a commercial unit with associated works such as a replacement roof (26/1078/FUL).
  • 56 Fore Street, Heavitree: A change of use is proposed from a shop/cafe (class E) to a hot food takeaway (sui generis use) (26/1354/FUL).
  • 56A Fore Street, Topsham: The application involves replacing external stairs (26/1308/FUL).

Listed building applications

  • 33 - 35 Southernhay East, St Davids: This includes works to listed buildings in association with the change of use from commercial to flats and a commercial unit, including a replacement roof (26/1079/LBC).
  • 56A Fore Street, Topsham: Replacement of external stairs is also part of this application (26/1309/LBC).
  • 199 High Street, St Davids: Proposed works involve changes to the shop front and replacement fascia sign (26/1361/LBC).

These developments are part of ongoing efforts to manage urban growth while preserving Exeter's historical and architectural heritage. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to review the full details on the Exeter City Council website and submit their comments or objections accordingly.

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