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Rudding Park unveils plans for new clubhouse

Rudding Park in North Yorkshire has unveiled plans to build a new clubhouse as part of a wide range of investments in the facilities at the Harrogate-based resort. 

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The existing clubhouse at Rudding Park was only meant to be temporary
The existing clubhouse at Rudding Park was only meant to be temporary

Rudding Park in North Yorkshire has unveiled plans to build a new clubhouse as part of a wide range of investments in the facilities at the Harrogate-based resort. 

Planning documents stated that the estate’s current clubhouse was originally built as a temporary facility but had now outgrown its useful life.

The new building will be spread over two floors and will feature swimming pools, a restaurants, a gym and changing rooms.

The plans also include the building of four new tennis courts, a creche and soft play area, and the reinstatement of a walled garden. 

Simon Mackaness, owner of Rudding Park, told local councillors in his planning presentation that the scheme will secure the future of the business. 

He said: “As owners, this application presents our family’s commitment to securing the long-term future of the site and presents a unique opportunity to build on our past successes and provide high-quality facilities. The vision is to create the UK’s best independent luxury resort and, to do this, the resort requires a new clubhouse, redeveloped family facilities and additional sports amenities.”

Designs have been drawn up for a new clubhouse and ancillary facilities at Rudding Park
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