Plans for demolition works and construction of 'aparthotel' in Falkirk area

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Developers are looking to construct a form of accommodation known as an ‘aparthotel’.

Dunvegan Properties lodged an application with Falkirk Council on March 7, which was subsequently validated on Wednesday, March 26, to construct the class 7 (hotels and hostels) premises and associated works – which includes the demolition of the existing building at 268 Grahams Road, Falkirk.

The decision will be taken by planning officers acting under delegated powers.

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According to the online planning documents, this is a re-application for the same development as which had an application refused last November.

The plans have been lodged with Falkirk Council   (Picture: Michael Gillen, National World)The plans have been lodged with Falkirk Council   (Picture: Michael Gillen, National World)
The plans have been lodged with Falkirk Council (Picture: Michael Gillen, National World)

The documents stated: “It is now being more clearly presented to show the clear intent of proposing a commercial holiday let apartment block of 12 units. This is best defined as an ‘aparthotel’ – it is a managed block of more than five units with a small reception area.

“The proposal supports the Council’s vision of tourism in the area, providing valuable quality accommodation supporting the aims of the Falkirk Area Tourism Strategy.”

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