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Plans for new use of Neptune House in Marsh Lane

Posted on - 4th November, 2022 - 7:00am | Author - | Posted in - Preston Council, Preston News, Redevelopment
The proposed appearance and materials that would be used to the front and back of the units
The proposed appearance and the materials that would be used to the front and back of the units

There are plans to change the use of Neptune House – an under-used property in Marsh Lane, into independent and commercial units.

The vacant site owned by applicant, Mr Frank Dewhurst, is approximately 385 square metres and is bounded to the north, east and west by existing office units, and to the south by Marsh Lane.

The proposal seeks for change of use of the existing HMO building in 328 Marsh Lane, currently accessed via Strand Road, into three mixed use units, with external cladding, signage and new shop front doors to the facade.

The proposal provides a mix of commercial uses on both ground and first floor. There is an existing area of hardstanding to the front of the building that is adequate to be used for some staff parking or deliveries.

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The immediate area consists of a mix of domestic and commercial use and comprises of a mix of architectural styles
The immediate area consists of a mix of domestic and commercial use and comprises of a mix of architectural styles

In terms of appearance, the proposed materials will be dark grey composite cladding and any new windows will be finished to match existing. New unit entrances will be Technal aluminium frames in colour to match the existing and level access provided.

To the left of the site is area for parking, in which parking provision has been considered and up to five parking spaces have been provided for the property.

The site is situated near the city centre and has easy access to public transport, cycle routes and the local and regional road network. It is also close to numerous local amenities, schools, shops, and other resources.

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The planning statement said: “The proposals represents a high-quality, sustainable form of development which is compliant with both local policy and which responds positively to its setting and surroundings.

“The site is in a sustainable location, close to the city centre, shops, and a well-established residential area and within easy access to numerous facilities and the transport network.

“The redevelopment of this site will provide a positive development to the area and make full use of what is, at present a under used property.”

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