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Proposal to convert three-bed Twerton house into HMO submitted

Tuesday 27th August 2024 Becky Feather, Reporter Community, Politics

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Plans to turn a property in Twerton High Street into a house in multiple occupation (HMO) have been submitted to B&NES Council.

The application for number 66 has been lodged by Rivers Birtwell, which specialises in accommodation for students and young professionals.

Currently a three-bed house, the HMO will provide six single bedrooms and accommodate six sharers. There will be two bedrooms on the ground floor and four on the first floor.

Communal space and two shower rooms with WCs are proposed.

The site has parking for one vehicle in a garage to the rear.

The planning reference is 24/03090/FUL. The deadline for comments is 13th September.

Meanwhile, there are also plans to turn a property at Redland Park into a HMO for three people.

Zest Property Services Ltd’s change of use application is for number 69. The site does not have any parking.

The planning reference is 24/02585/FUL. The deadline for comments is 3rd September.

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