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Plans for hotel and apartments on Peel Quayside

Josh CannIsle of Man
News imageWilson Consulting A visualisation of the development, which shows a large red brick building with glass and metal balconies. Wilson Consulting
The proposed development would see a 21-bed hotel and nine apartments built on the site.

A planning application has been submitted to turn a derelict former garage and showroom on Peel's East Quay into a boutique hotel and apartments.

Developer Lanz Limited has revealed their plans for the site, including a new 21-bed hotel, nine apartments, a restaurant, café/bar and gym.

The site is listed on the Isle of Man Government's Unoccupied Urban Sites Register, which identifies locations prioritised for redevelopment.

The developer said the scheme would also fund an upgrade to neighbouring Castle Street Gardens.

News imageWilson Consulting An image of the current derelict site, which shows a white brick wall and metal gate in front of a broken building. Wilson Consulting
The Isle of Man government says it has prioritised the site for redevelopment

The proposed design is intended to reference East Quay's history as a working port and evoke the warehouses that once lined the harbour.

According to figures provided by the developer, 43% supported the plans, 37% were neutral and 20% opposed them.

News imageWilson Consulting A disused unit with temporary fencing outside and 'Fresh ink tattoo IOM' signage on display. Wilson Consulting
The buildings on the site have fallen into a state of disrepair in recent years

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