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Woolsington pc presentation_may2014
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- 3. Grade II* C17Country House Lands around owned by Tynemouth Priory Mentioned in Richard I’s charter of 1189 Dagnia family (1741 - glassmakers) Bell family (1748 - clothier and merchant adventurer) John Dobson 1828 remodelling work WW1 Black Watch Regiment camp WW2 Northumberland Fusiliers military camp 1920/30’s Zoological Park, Circus and Pleasure Gardens EH “At Risk” Register 2000 pp for Sporting Academy but went to Benton instead Weathertight Works 2008 Most appropriate beneficial long term and sustainable use for the buildings garden and landscape HISTORY
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- 6. 34 Bedrooms (16/18) SPA(9 + Hydro pool) Golf + Club House Lodges x 10 Grand Marquee Cookery School Restaurant Executive Housing PROPOSALS
- 9. Woolsington hall proposedview from west Orangery converted to ‘tea-rooms’ New entrance lobby between Old hall and East wing Green lawns retained to south frontageGuest parking laid out around feature beech tree Coachman’s house retained forming centre piece of new hotel room courtyards Stone wall retained and forms New entrance courtyard Enclosed glazed link between hotel and bedroom wings
- 10. Woolsington hall proposedview from north Ha-ha and open views to parkland retained Existing enrty track and gates retained For pedestrian use Orangery converted to ‘tea-rooms’ Covered link to Stables restaurant Coachman’s house retained forming centre piece of new hotel room courtyards
- 11. Woolsington hall stablesexisting and proposed
- 12. Woolsington hall cookeryschool existing and proposed
- 13. Woolsington hall proposedview from north Significant woodland retained as backdrop to Spa development Existing Hall complex converted to Hotel and restaurant Orangery converted to afternoon tea venue Existing stone Cart Shed converted to Staff accommodation Existing Farm Steading roof shapes mirrored in new design Existing stone Barn retained as focal entry point to new Spa New dance studio and treatment rooms
- 15. Enabling Justification Topographical and landscape assessments Treesurvey Conservation Plan Economic Impact Traffic Plan PROPOSALS Drainage survey Hydrologoical survey Ecology Survey Habitat Survey Sustainability Matrix
- 16. £8.9 M direct& indirect additional expenditure 165 new jobs 22 jobs in construction ECONOMIC IMPACT
- 17. Open Day –personal invitations Parish Council NGI NEHA Newcastle Airport Local MP Northumbria University Newcastle College Newcastle Utd/Falcons CONSULTATION PROGRAMME www.woolsingtonhallhotel.co.uk
- 18. EIA Early July End ofDecember decision Start Spring 2015 TIMETABLE
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