March 4, 2021 4.54 pm This story is over 51 months old

Former Lincoln offices to be turned into holiday lets

Aimed at the tourist trade
The former offices on West Parade in Lincoln will now be turned into guest rooms and holiday lets.| Photo: JHWalter

The city council has approved plans to convert the old offices of a Lincoln design consultancy firm into guest rooms and holiday lets.

The properties at 10-12 West Parade used to house Optima Graphic Design Consultants Ltd, who have since refurbished and moved into the old Duke of Wellington pub on Broadgate.

Mr Andrew from London submitted a change of use planning application to City of Lincoln Council in December last year for seven serviced guest rooms and two holiday lets.

Inside 10 West Parade prior to the sale. | Photo: JHWalter

The property used to be home to a design consultancy firm. | Photo: JHWalter

The application, which was approved on March 2, also includes the installation of two rear dormers and associated external alterations.

The three storey Victorian terrace properties (10 and 12) are being marketed by JH Walter, with each having a guide price of £230,000.

However, the final sale price or the identity of the buyer(s) have not yet been disclosed.

Inside 12 West Parade prior to the sale. | Photo: JHWalter

The properties will become guest rooms and holiday lets. | Photo: JHWalter

James Mulhall, Senior Associate at JH Walter, told The Lincolnite that 10 and 12 West Parade have been bought as a pair by the purchaser and the deal will be completed shortly.

He said: “In the current climate I am pleased that the property will come back into use rather than be left vacant or more student accommodation, which is not necessarily needed at the moment.”