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Dec 2020
Former Yorkshire pub of the year could be turned into a home
A former winner of the Yorkshire Pub of the Year title could be turned into a five-bedroom home.
The Crown Inn pub in Great Ouseburn won the prize at the White Rose Awards in 2011 but plans have now been submitted to convert it into a family home.
The proposals include four first-floor bedrooms, two with en suites, as well as a guest room on the ground floor. There would also be a cinema room and a single garage, with the proposals including creating a two-storey extension.
The full details can be viewed on the planning section of the Harrogate Borough Council website, using reference 20/04342/FUL.
The pub has been vacant for several years, closing in June 2016. The village, which is five miles from Boroughbridge, is currently served by one pub, the Lime Tree on Branton Lane.
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In October plans were submitted to convert the Green Tree pub in nearby Little Ouseburn into housing. The pub, which is on the main B6265 from Green Hammerton to Boroughbridge, closed in late 2019.
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