Savills markets Exeter’s Exbridge House redevelopment site with 81-apartment conversion plan pending

By Public Technologies
  • Savills began marketing Exbridge House in Exeter as a redevelopment-led sale opportunity on a 1.73-acre site.
  • Former BT building totals about 77,000 sq. ft across four storeys with 77 on-site parking spaces.
  • Prior Approval is pending to convert the property into 81 apartments under Class MA permitted development rights.
  • Asset sits about 0.35 miles south of Exeter city center near the Quayside.


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