Award-winning Shropshire pub may get new lease of life as home
An award-winning Shropshire pub could be converted into a home after its owners decided the business will no longer work.
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A planning application submitted to Shropshire Council has revealed that The Inn at Grinshill, between Whitchurch and Shrewsbury, could be turned into a residential building, because of ongoing struggles to keep the business going.
The inn, a Grade II listed Georgian property, would be used as a home by the current owners.
Currently, it is only open for private parties and bed and breakfast.
Documents put forward to Shropshire Council state that the business has become "unviable and unsaleable". Base Architects, on behalf of owners Kevin and Viki Brazier, said: "