The proposed extension allows the continuation of the ground floor bar and restaurant space, and includes an accessible lift and stairway to the further three floors of accommodation.
"The first and second floor layout of the existing building is proposed to be adapted for accommodation of bedrooms. How the Coach House Inn extension would look (Image: Donald Insall Associates Ltd) The ground floor bar and restaurant space is proposed to be open plan with the installation of a light well extending up to all three storeys. "The proposed layout involves the alteration of the existing building layout as well as the creation of additional bedrooms in the new extension. The proposed use remains the same with additional ground floor area and facilities and additional bedroom accommodation creating a total of 22 bedrooms. In a planning document prepared by Donald Insall Associates Ltd on behalf of the applicant Gianni Poletti, it states: "The Inn is currently used for accommodation (8 bedrooms), restaurant and bar. READ MORE: Historic Chester cricket club's bid for survival with 'critical' marquee plans The three-storey building dates back to at least 1690. The investment will also provide additional space for the restaurant and bar area, as well as extra kitchen and ancillary facilities.īoth full planning and listed building consent applications have been lodged with Cheshire West and Chester Council. The Coach House Inn on Northgate Street wants to build an extension at the rear of the Grade II listed premises in order to increase its accommodation from eight bedrooms to a total of 22.
A Chester city centre restaurant, bar and hotel has unveiled major expansion plans which it believes will secure the long term future of the business.
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