Business
Plans For Offices, Hotel and Shops Unveiled
It has said it will shortly be submitting exciting plans for a new mixed-use development at the Villiers Square site, Loch Promenade, Douglas.
The Tevir Group has unveiled plans that would completely change the face of Douglas Promenade.
It has said it will shortly be submitting plans for a new mixed-use development at the Villiers Square site, Loch Promenade, Douglas.
The plans for the Villiers Square development incorporate over 80,000 sq ft of purpose-built ‘Grade A’ office, retail, and leisure space, an 80-bedroom hotel, a fully landscaped public amenity space and an improved streetscape behind Villiers House and Clarendon House.
Tevir Group said it ‘has engaged in a comprehensive pre-application process and a detailed planning application will be submitted for consideration within a matter of weeks, following final consultation with key stakeholders’.
And added: ‘The proposed development will finally complete a scheme which commenced under previous ownership over 25 years ago. The lack of activity on the site has undoubtedly been a source of frustration for island residents, businesses, and government alike.’
Ciaran Doherty, MD, Tevir Group said: ‘We are delighted to be bringing forward these exciting plans which, subject to approval, promise to transform this part of Douglas. We are grateful for the support of the Department for Enterprise; the island’s Infrastructure Scheme has been a key element in enabling us to progress the development. Subject to obtaining planning permission, we will be looking to start work on the site as soon as practicably possible.
‘Our plans demonstrate the confidence we are placing in the future of the Island’s economy and represent a boost to the Isle of Man Government in its efforts to attract increased business and visitors to the island. The 80-bedroom hotel will help deliver Visit Isle of Man’s ambition to grow serviced hotel accommodation by 2032 and the office, leisure and retail space will help improve the business and commercial environment in the Island’s capital.’

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