Funding secured for Preston hotel conversion plan

Plans for the redevelopment of a former hotel building in Preston are set to be realised, with the confirmation that financing has been provided.

These plans concern the building that used to be known as the Park Hotel. It is situated right in the heart of the city, but has been lying empty for the past 15 years. A property developer called Heaton Group now owns the building and wants to turn it into an apart-hotel with 92 bedrooms. This looks set to happen, as £8.6 million of financing has been provided by Homes England.

This money has been unlocked as a result of a partnership between private and public sector organisations. Alongside Homes England and Heaton Group, Hive Land and Preston City Council were involved.

In addition to converting the hotel building, Heaton Group will build 239 flats at the site. These will be build-to-rent properties.

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Valerie Wise from Preston City Council was quoted by its website as saying:
“We are wholly supportive of this significant collaboration which marks a huge step forward in the city’s regeneration journey.”

Heaton Group has completed other projects in the city, such as The Exchange in Pole Street.
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