Exmouth Conservation Area

Exmouth is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 3 January 1973. The area covers approximately 38.9 hectares.

Notable Listed Buildings

• Grade II* Parish Church of the Holy TrinityEX8 2ST
• Grade II 10, Bicton PlaceEX8 2SU
• Grade II 11 and 13, Bicton StreetEX8 2SX
• Grade II 11, the BeaconEX8 2AF
• Grade II 1-27, Clarence RoadEX8 1BW
• Grade II 12, Bicton StreetEX8 2SA
• Grade II 13, Bicton PlaceEX8 2SQ
• Grade II 13, the BeaconEX8 2AF
• Grade II 14-22, Montpellier RoadEX8 1JN
• Grade II 14, Bicton StreetEX8 2SA
• Grade II 14, the BeaconEX8 2AF
• Grade II 15 and 15a, the BeaconEX8 2AF
• Grade II 15 and 17, Bicton StreetEX8 2SY
• Grade II 15, North StreetEX8 1LF
• Grade II 17, Chapel HillEX8 1NS
• Grade II 17, North StreetEX8 1LF
• Grade II 18, Bicton StreetEX8 2SA
• Grade II 19, Bicton StreetEX8 2SY
• Grade II 19, North StreetEX8 1LF
• Grade II 1 and 1a, the BeaconEX8 1NS

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Nearby Conservation Areas

• Cockwood Sod2.7 km
• Lympstone3.6 km
• Kenton5.2 km
• Dawlish6 km
• Budleigh Salterton6 km
• Woodbury6.5 km
• Holcombe Drive7.5 km
• East Budleigh7.5 km

About Exmouth Conservation Area

Is my property in Exmouth Conservation Area?

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What restrictions apply in Exmouth?

Properties in Exmouth Conservation Area may face restrictions on demolition, tree work (6 weeks' notice required), and certain exterior alterations. Contact your local planning authority for specific rules that apply here.

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