Plans to turn a listed building at a golf club into a 66 bed hotel is expected to be knocked back by the city council.
An application has been made by the operating company of Allerton Manor Golf Club to construct a four-storey extension above its Grade II listed Manor House to accommodate a new hotel and basement spa. However, Liverpool Council is likely to say no to the proposals when its planning committee meets next week over size, scale and impact on the green space.
A report submitted to the planning committee said the proposed new hotel would total more than 6,000 sq ft and follows a previous application to make improvements and other developments within the golf course site including a pavilion golf shop, adventure golf course, relocated putting green, driving range and reconfiguration of the golf course to form a single 18 hole golf course, access and associated external works and reconfiguration and expansion of car parking across the site. The proposal seeks to reconfigure the layout of the car parking spaces within the area to reflect the new proposed layout of the hotel and spa and would provide a total of 339 parking in total for the golf facility.
