Cafe / Restaurant in Stourport Canal Basins
A historic building to be refurbished to create a 32 + seater restaurant / cafe / bistro and patio area for a further 24 covers with kitchen and cloakrooms in the heart of the historic Stourport Canal Basins.
Leased - subject to contract
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A two Storey Building to be converted at ground floor level to house a 32 + seater restaurant / cafe / bistro with patio area for 24 covers, kitchen, cloakroom and storage.
The restaurant will be in the heart of the Basin area, adjacent to the Tontine Hotel currently undergoing refurbishment, and the newly opened Basin and the new development being carried out by Barratt Homes.
The River Severn is adjacent as is the canal complex, the whole area being uplifted and in a Conservation Area.
An exciting proposition, works to commence shortly. The area being regenerated and the general development that will appeal to both visitors and residents alike.
Completion anticipated spring 2009.
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Background:
A Stourport Forward project to transform a former workshop and stable building in Stourport's canal basin into a café/restaurant, office and heritage information point.
Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands has made the investment as the latest stage of the ongoing transformation of Stourport since the formation of Stourport Forward through the Market Towns Initiative in 2004. Fundamental to this has been the restoration of the canal basin through a major project by British Waterways.
Phillip Roberts, Advantage West Midlands Partnerships Director, said: "This project will effectively put the finishing touches to the canal basin redevelopment. It will provide a visitor facility and significantly increase the quality of Stourport's tourism offer. Stourport is undoubtedly one of the success stories to come from the Market Towns Initiative and shows how partners can work together to deliver regeneration."
Julie Conder, Acting Chair, Stourport Forward, said: "This is part of a wider project to provide facilities, events and activities to attract additional heritage visitors to the basins and town and to continue the work of Stourport Forward, with all our partners, to enhance and develop this picturesque historic Georgian Canal Town."
Tony Harvey, General Manager for British Waterways West Midlands said: "This funding will no doubt add to the regeneration of Stourport Canal Basins and their surroundings, and help to bring them back into full, vibrant, sustainable use."
Cllr John Campion, Leader of the Council, said: "This is great news. The Stourport Basin project is a fantastic example of partnership working at its very best."
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