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Scunthorpe Supermarket Offices to Become 26 New Homes
24 Nov
Summary
- Unused offices above a supermarket will be converted.
- Twenty-six new self-contained flats are planned.
- North Lincolnshire Council approved the change of use.
Unused office spaces located above a supermarket in Scunthorpe's town centre are slated for transformation into 26 new residential flats. The plans, which involve converting the offices above the Ellko supermarket on High Street, received approval from North Lincolnshire Council.
The proposed development will consist of self-contained one, two, and three-bedroom flats, each equipped with its own kitchen and bathroom facilities. Importantly, the property will not be operated as a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO).
The council granted approval for the change of use application following the submission of a noise assessment. This decision marks a significant step towards repurposing underutilized commercial spaces into much-needed residential units within the town centre.
