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Plan submitted to turn boutique Widcombe hotel into six-bed house

Wednesday 11th September 2024 Becky Feather, Reporter Business, Politics

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A planning application has been lodged with Bath & North East Somerset Council to turn a boutique bed and breakfast hotel into a house.

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The change of use is for Brindleys at 14 Pulteney Gardens, Widcombe.

The family-run hotel has six bedrooms and has been operated by the current owner for the past seven years.

The planning application says no changes will be required to convert the premises into a private house.

It has four storeys and is at the end of a terrace of 14 houses.

The deadline for anyone wanting to comment on the proposal is 27th September.

The planning reference is 24/03216/FUL.

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