Boston Borough Council
Plans submitted for a new hotel in Lincolnshire
Jobs will be created
Lisa Porter
The layout of the new hotel adjacent to The Firs
Planning permission is being sought to turn a detached house into a 20-bed hotel.
Change of use of an existing detached house to form a hotel, including internal alterations on land at the Firs in West End Road, Wyberton, have been submitted to Boston Borough Council by applicant Alistair Arundell.
If approved, parking spaces will increase from eight to 35.
The new hotel would create four jobs.
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Environmental Health say they have no objections in principle to this application.
The plans will go to a future hearing of Boston Borough Council's planning committee.
It comes after plans for another hotel are approved for Boston town centre.
Plans to transform an existing office building into a 31-bed hotel with restaurant and licensed bar were approved for Boston at a recent meeting of the planning committee.
The hotel and restaurant will be located at the former County Hall on Church Close, in the town centre.
This new 151 home plan has been designed to keep crime levels low
The change of use has been submitted by The County Hall Hotel Ltd and features plans for a ground floor restaurant with licensed bar, kitchen, staff area, toilets and offices.
The first floor will house 18 double bedrooms and a further 13 bedrooms to the second floor. All bedrooms will have their own bathrooms.
Alterations will also be made to some of the building's windows and the glass will be replaced with blackened glass.
New hotel and restaurant to be built in Lincolnshire
The new 31 bed hotel is expected to create four new jobs. The town's library and Waterfall Plaza are not affected by these plans.