New plans have been revealed for the redevelopment of a hotel with sea views in Newquay. A request for pre-application advice has been submitted to Cornwall Council for the planned redevelopment of the Glendorgal Hotel in Lusty Glaze Road.

The new proposals are for the part demolition of the hotel with the remainder of the hotel to be converted into holiday apartments. In addition the plans would see separate holiday homes also built on the site.

It comes after previous planning applications were submitted for the redevelopment of the hotel, some which included converting the entire hotel building along with further homes being built.

Under the plans the remaining hotel building would be used to provide one three-bedroom and two two-bedroom apartments along with a three-bedroom duplex unit. In addition five four-bedroom terrace-style homes would be built at the site. There are also plans for a separate detached four-bedroom home.

READ NEXT:

Write to everyone you can to save the headland and pool, campaigners urged

An existing “villa” on the site would also be demolished and replaced with two four-bedroom semi-detached properties. And “The Headland” area of the site is proposed to have four three-bedroom “earth dwellings”.

For more details about the proposals search for application number PA22/01191/PREAPP.