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Dec 2022
Plan to convert former River Nidd mill into housing
Plans have been lodged to convert the former Nidd Valley Saw Mills into housing and build a further 15 homes.
The proposal has been tabled by Wakefield-based Milner Homes for the former mill, which is based next to the River Nidd near Dacre Banks.
The mill was sold to the developer in 2020 after its former owner retired.
Now, Milner Homes plans to convert the mill into five homes, and build a further 15 houses consisting of two to four bedrooms.
It also proposes to build 12 glamping pods on the site.
The housing and glamping pod scheme as outlined for the Nidd Valley Saw Mills site.
The developer said in documents submitted to Harrogate Borough Council that it intends to build both a sustainable residential and tourist development.
It said:
Harrogate Borough Council will make a decision on the plan at a later date.
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