Plans lodged to turn old Nesscliffe Hotel into family home

The new owner of a Grade II listed hotel has applied to turn it into a family home.

Nesscliffe Hotel, off the A5 between Shrewsbury and Oswestry, was bought after the previous owner struggled to make it a viable business due to economic challenges.

A design and access statement says:"The applicant has recently purchased the property and intends to use the property for the family home. No amendments to the exterior shell of the building are proposed, the existing access and parking will be utilised and internal changes will be minor. "To the west of the application site is the Old Three Pigeons Inn, which is thought to be one of the oldest inns in the County, and predates the Nesscliffe Hotel. The Three Pigeons can meet the needs of the village so change of use of the hotel will not result in loss of important village facilities."

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