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Plans to create sport and leisure complex in Nunnery estate - BBC News

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The large Nunnery from above looks like a stately home among lanscaped green gardens on a bright day.

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Plans submitted for sports and wellness complex at the Nunnery estate in Douglas

Overview

Proposals have been lodged to build a new sports and wellness complex at the historic Nunnery estate on the outskirts of Douglas, Isle of Man. Submitted by Johnny and Loni Evans, the project includes a four-court indoor padel facility, a swimming pool, sauna, café, changing facilities, and an outdoor "wild spa".

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  • Plans include a four-court indoor padel facility covering about 1,100 sq m.
  • The development also features a swimming pool, sauna, café, and an outdoor "wild spa".
  • The complex would be built on previously developed land next to the estate's existing upper car park, covering roughly 1,315 sq m.
  • Peak parking demand is estimated at about 45 vehicles, with 78 parking spaces remaining after landscaping works.
  • Four trees would need to be removed to facilitate the development.
  • The application was validated on 14 October and will be considered by planning officers.
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