DIY InventoryExeter: neighbourhoods, postcodes and homes
The areas of Exeter, their postcodes and the kind of homes you’ll find, with what to record at check-in.
Postcode districts: EX1, EX2, EX4
St Leonard's EX2
Georgian and Regency terraces and villas, many converted into flats, close to the city centre.
Heavitree EX1
Victorian and Edwardian terraces and semis along and off Fore Street.
Newtown and Mount Pleasant EX1, EX4
Dense Victorian terraced streets, many let to students and young professionals.
St David's EX4
Victorian terraces near the university and St David's station, with a high share of student shared houses.
Pennsylvania EX4
Larger Victorian and interwar houses and post-war semis on the hill north of the centre, popular with students and families.
St Thomas EX2, EX4
Victorian terraces west of the river, with post-war housing towards Exwick.
Exwick EX4
Post-war and later estates of houses and flats on the hillside west of the Exe.
Whipton and Beacon Heath EX1, EX4
Interwar and post-war council-built houses, many now privately owned or let.
Alphington and Marsh Barton EX2
Village core cottages with suburban estates and newer developments on the city's south-west edge.
Newcourt and Topsham Road EX2
Large new-build estates of houses and flats from the 2000s onwards, near the Topsham Road corridor.
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Exeter postcodes: questions
Which postcodes are in Exeter?
Exeter covers all or part of these postcode districts: EX1, EX2, EX4. Some districts cross into neighbouring areas.
Can I get a report for one postcode?
Yes. The free property report shows the EPC, sold prices nearby, crime, flood risk and a rental yield calculator for any UK postcode.