SOLD
18/09/24
2253
RH24 / Rightbiz
Paul Hubbard Commercial is delighted to present a fantastic development opportunity on the North Norfolk coast.
Richmond House has stood proudly in Hunstanton for many years, operating as a successful guest house, catering to the many tourists who visit the area year in and year out. It is located on Westgate, which is just a few hundred meters from the highly popular beach and a short walk into the busy town centre.
The property is still registered as a guest house, however planning permission has been granted for the property to be converted to 13x apartments, including 10x 2 bedroom apartments and 3x 1 bedroom apartments.
Ground Floor
Unit 1 - 2 bedrooms - 81.5sq m
Unit 2 - 1 bedroom - 58.8sq m
Unit 3 - 2 bedrooms - 66.8sq m
Unit 4 - 2 bedrooms - 57.5sq m
First Floor
Unit 5 - 2 bedrooms - 78.1sq m
Unit 6 - 2 bedrooms - 76.2sq m
Unit 7 - 2 bedrooms - 59sq m
Unit 8 - 2 bedrooms - 60.6sq m
Unit 9 - 1 bedroom - 37.9sq m
Second and Third Floor
Unit 10 - 2 bedrooms - 76.1sq m
Unit 11 - 2 bedrooms - 75.6sq m
Unit 12 - 2 bedrooms - 62.5sq m
Unit 13 - 1 bedroom - 50.1sq m
All documents relating to the planning permission can be found on the Mid-Suffolk planning portal, under reference: 22/00691/FM - Alternative reference: PP-11195912
Proposal: Extensions, alterations and part conversion of mixed use building (hotel & flats) into 13 residential units.
Decision: Permitted
Decision Issue Date: Friday 12th May 2023
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