PBHH Ltd, owners of the former Pendower Beach House Hotel on the Roseland Peninsula, is inviting stakeholders and members of the local community to join its public consultation event on Monday 05 June, where its revised plans for the regeneration of the disused and largely derelict former 'pink hotel', will be presented.

The aim of the consultation is to gain feedback on the new plans, which are much changed from those outlined in 2019/20. Removing all previously proposed residential apartments, the latest plans are 25% smaller in scale, and reflect feedback from the Parish Councils of Philleigh, Gerrans and Veryan, and the Friends of Pendower Beach organisation.

Designed to protect the sensitive local environment and to provide year-round economic benefit to the local economy, the plans for a destination aparthotel consist of a reduced 2-storey scheme encompassing 23 two and three bed family self-catering holiday-let suites, a public restaurant with 40 internal and 32 external covers, and a café and shop for use by self-catering visitors and beachgoers during the day and evening.

Please join us to view models, CGIs, and presentation boards. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and comment on the proposed plans, which are designed to breathe life back into what has become a sadly neglected site.

The plans include £1m stabilisation work to protect road access to Pendower Beach and its slipway - future proofing Rocky Lane against coastal erosion.

Visit www.pendower-development.co.uk