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PLANNING GRANTED FOR £40M TOURISM DESTINATION A
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carborough Borough Council has granted planning consent for a high-quality tourism destination in North Yorkshire that will deliver significant economic benefits to the area. Designed by architect and masterplanner, Holder Mathias, the Raithwaite Bay Resort in Whitby will include the development of new, luxury holiday accommodation and leisure facilities, including 71 holiday cottages, 82 holiday apartments, 37 forest lodges, restaurant, and welcome hub. Holder Mathias was appointed as architect and masterplanner
owing to its expertise and sensitive design approach. Working responsively with the local authority, the practice delivered a design concept that respected the area’s unique character through the careful design of buildings within the valleys to minimise any impact on the woodland. The result is a high-quality contemporary design using traditional forms that captures the area’s local character and setting. The holiday apartments will resemble traditional Yorkshire barns, clustered together and designed to appear as though they have evolved and aged over time. A mix of traditional and contemporary materials and finishes will be used to make each apartment unique. The holiday cottages will be placed in open areas and designed to resemble buildings familiar in North Yorkshire coastal villages. Like the apartments, these will feature a range of materials to reflect the mixed style of cottages along the coast.
The forest lodges have been designed using high-quality tactile materials to blend into the forest landscape. To ensure its long-term success, a 30-year management scheme will help protect and enhance the estate’s ancient woodland, enabling Scarborough Borough Council to protect its countryside while bringing sustainable economic and tourism initiatives to the borough and wider area.
NEW APARTMENTS IN MORPETH
refurbishment project has brought to life a group of vacant offices, creating new and spacious apartments in Morpeth
town centre. Leading north east property firm Bradley Hall and its building
surveying team project managed the refurbishment of the now contemporary apartments at Davidson House, based at 21-23 Bridge Street, Morpeth town centre. Ricki Hutchinson, building surveyor at Bradley Hall, said: “We are always delighted to work on projects which will continue to develop and improve this fantastic and iconic town. The building surveying team has carried out a fantastic job
and created apartments which are much more spacious than most new styles. We have achieved our aim to provide new and quality homes for the people of Morpeth. The properties are now available to rent through the Bradley Hall residential property team, providing a modern space for those looking to be based within the ideal location of Morpeth town centre.” The apartments are surrounded by a range of amenities and popular retailers including Costa Coffee, The Black Bull, Superdrug and Barclays Bank, is close to Sanderson Arcade, which boasts an M&S Food store, and is also within half a mile from Morpeth bus station and Morpeth train station. Michael O’Driscoll, senior asset manager at Northumberland
Estates, the owners of Davidson House, said: “Bradley Hall is providing Northumberland Estates with a fantastic and efficient full-service approach, including building surveying and project management, and now the firm will market the apartments. “The refurbishment on the apartments has been completed
to a very high standard and will provide people will the opportunity rent a spacious and modern property within one of the most popular town centre locations in the region.”
Emerdale Business Centre, Blyth NE24 4RT
MULTILET INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT FOR SALE
Income £145,000 over 3 Tenancies
With further development potential on site of 7 acres Offers sought in excess of £1.5m All enquiries to Derek Tyson - James Keiller Investments - 07736 895100
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