Topsham Museum, 25 The Strand, Topsham, Exeter (EX3 0AX)

HM Land Registry title DN528454 · Freehold · EX3 0AX

EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Exeter City Council

Proprietorship: Local Authority.

Planning at this postcode

• Internal reconfigurations at ground, first and second floors, side infill extension, and removal of external steps.
  Pending Consideration, 2026-06-06 · Exeter City Council · 26/0823/LBC
• LIME RENDER SPECIFICATION Undertake rendering to all external walls of the building as shown on elevation drawings, with a lime render system as specification provided by Cornish lime comprising:- - Harling coat. - Dubbing out. - 1st lime render scratch coat with flock fibres & fibre glass bedded in. - 2nd lime render scratch coat with flock fibres. - Lime render float coat. - Roughcast final coat to match existing finish. To areas of existing cob walling supply and install dry fix stucco helifix pins or helifix patch pins driven into the cob with a helical bar driver into pre drilled holes and a downward angle Specification details: Dub out any deep holes in the wall with a Haired Lime Mortar. Rebuild defects with bricks, stone or cob blocks as appropriate. Treat wooden lintels with preservative and counter batten with lath if rendering over them. Apply a 3 mm hand harled coat of Secil Consolidation Mortar to provide a key to the wall. Leave to dry for a minimum of 24 hours. 15 mm scratch coat of Haired Lime Mortar with added pozzolan (Argical) to smooth the contours of the wall. (7 parts mortar to 1 part pozzolan). The hair reduces any slumping whilst applying and shrinkage cracking whilst curing. Key with a scratch comb. Leave to dry for approximately 5-7 days. 10 mm float coat of Unhaired Lime Mortar with added pozzolan (Argical). (7 parts mortar to 1 part pozzolan). Finish to be rough cast, apply an additional coat of hand harled lime mortar or Secil Consolidation Mortar. CONTROL AND PROTECTION Control suction by lightly spraying the surface with water half and hour before applying each coat. In warm weather it may be necessary to spray with water afterwards. Protect each render coat during the curing process from the elements such as hot drying wind, strong sun, rain and don't apply in temperatures below 5 degrees centigrade when there?s a risk of frost. Cover with hessian sheet and should leave in place as long as necessary. CURING Allow fo
  Condition(s) Fully Discharged, 2026-06-02 · Exeter City Council · 26/0628/DIS
• Internal alterations at ground, first and second floors, new windows, replacement doors and rear bay window extension.
  Withdrawn by Applicant, 2026-03-27 · Exeter City Council · 26/0031/LBC
• New windows, replacement doors and rear bay window extension.
  Withdrawn by Applicant, 2026-03-27 · Exeter City Council · 25/1830/FUL
• Part conversion of garage to a home gym including replacement roof and new doors
  Permitted, 2026-03-02 · Exeter City Council · 25/1588/FUL
• Part conversion of the garage to a home gym including replacement roof and new doors
  Permitted, 2026-03-02 · Exeter City Council · 25/1589/LBC
• T1 Oak. Reduce crown by 20% back to previous cuts . Permission was granted and a reduction was done a few years ago. This application is for the same reduction as before with cuts to a maximum of 60mm
  Permitted, 2025-06-20 · Exeter City Council · 25/0605/CAT
• Roof and floor repairs. External masonry and wall repairs; re-building of parapet. Replacement of 20th Century windows in sail loft. Removal of external wall cement rendering and replacement with lime render. Replacement of 20th Century fixed slatted shutters on south elevation.
  Permitted, 2025-04-30 · Exeter City Council · 25/0072/LBC
• T1 ,Ornamental Prunus. reduce crown back to the old cuts from previous pruning. As can be seen from the photo the tree has grown too large for the size of the garden and casting excessive shade over the bed underneath
  Permitted, 2025-01-06 · Exeter City Council · 24/1405/CAT
• Install information sign for new Topsham Heritage Trail
  Permitted, 2024-11-29 · Exeter City Council · 24/1083/FUL

Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.

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