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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Business
Tom Keighley

Plans tabled to convert Newcastle city centre retail space into 'aparthotel'

Fresh plans to turn an historic Newcastle property into an 'aparthotel' and restaurant have been put forward.

Panther Properties Plc hopes to turn 36-40 Clayton Street, in the city centre, into 13 serviced apartments on upper floors with a café/restaurant at street level. Plans have been to submitted to Newcastle City Council for the building, which has been vacant for five years following its use as a homeware shop.

A decision is expected in the coming months, for what the firm says is a much needed regeneration project that will retain the historic fabric of the Grade II listed property. It follows an unsuccessful application in 2018 to turn the site into a music venue and bar.

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