Shrewsbury apartment plans rejected over 'inadequate' parking and access resubmitted with one flat fewer
Plans to convert a Grade II listed Shrewsbury property into nine apartments have been submitted, just weeks after the previous plans for the building were rejected over parking and access concerns.
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Plans to turn Abbey House in Shrewsbury into ten "generous apartments" were rejected by Shropshire Council in May.
Dating from the 1720s, Abbey House – which is next to Abbey Foregate’s junction with Horsefair and Whitehall Street – was originally built as a residence for once Sheriff of Shropshire, Thomas Jenkins.
It was then converted and adapted for its use as offices, most recently as home to Terry Jones Solicitors and Advocates.
