Bell Hagg Inn to be converted into seven bedroom house

There are plans to convert the The Bell Hagg Inn into a house
There are plans to convert the The Bell Hagg Inn into a house

Plans to convert a derelict Crosspool pub into a seven bedroom house will be considered by the council planning board on Tuesday.

The Bell Hagg Inn on Manchester Road has stood empty for years but the new proposals would see the two buildings turned into a single dwelling and extended. A two-story structure would also be demolished. Planning officers are recommending that the new scheme is approved.

Loxley Valley Protection Society is critical of the plans, but Rivelin Conservation Group has welcomed the proposal.

The former pub is located opposite the entrance to Valleyside Garden Centre, and its position offers commanding views over the Rivelin valley.

View planning application 11/00131/FUL

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The Bell Hagg Inn has great views over Rivelin
The Bell Hagg Inn has great views over Rivelin

6 Replies to “Bell Hagg Inn to be converted into seven bedroom house”

  1. I stayed there and in the barn house behind numerous times over the years, the barn was gorgeous, when I was younger, never felt haunted to me.

  2. I used to live there – Harry and Sybil Bailey were my parents, lived there ~ 74 for a few years, loved it there – great memories

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