Plans to turn Grade II listed former Shropshire hotel into family home approved

A former hotel is set to be turned into a family home after planning permission was granted for the change of use

The plans for Nesscliffe Hotel were lodged with Shropshire Council earlier this year, after the vacant Grade II listed building was sold.

Floor plans show the hotel’s eight en-suite bedrooms across the first and second floors will be retained. The restaurant, bar and toilet areas downstairs will be remodelled into living spaces and a gym. “The Old Three Pigeons also offers accommodation, a bar and serves food and provides several local job opportunities and community facility for the village.

Concerns were raised by Nesscliffe Hills and District Bridleway Association about a bridleway running through the hotel grounds.

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