A new community building and GP surgery for South West Exeter is progressing towards completion, with the finishing touches now being applied to the roof.
The facility will bring essential healthcare and flexible community space together on one site, serving both new and existing residents in this growing part of the city.
The building forms part of the wider South West Exeter Development, which is expected to deliver around 2,500 new homes on the edge of the city.
Supported by £48.6 million from the Government’s Housing Infrastructure Fund, administered by Homes England, the wider programme is helping provide the infrastructure needed to support that growth at an early stage.
The community building will include a hall, studio space, meeting rooms, a multi-use foyer and kitchen, while the GP surgery will initially provide six consulting rooms, with space for future NHS fit-out.
Works began on site in April 2025 and are due to complete this autumn.

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