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Plans have been approved to transform The Old Palace in Chester into a 24-bedroom boutique hotel.

The Old Palace, at the heart of Chester city centre and overlooking the River Dee, was the one-time official residence for the Bishops of Chester but has now been vacant for several years.

The Old Palace is Grade II-listed and stands in its own landscaped grounds. It enjoys a secluded location behind Chester Civil Justice Centre and is adjacent to St John the Baptist’s Church.

Plans for the building include a contemporary glazed extension which will form part of a new events room – a space with views of the City Walls and Roman Gardens.

Sanguine Hospitality who have masterminded the scheme now have full planning approval for the redevelopment.

Published: 06 September 2017
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