Newport converted shipping container holiday park plans submitted

A plan to build holiday accommodation out of shipping containers has been submitted to the council.

Isle of Wight Council (IWC) received the plans on Friday (July 27) for the Forest Road development.

The holiday accommodation site will feature five up-cycled shipping containers for rental purposes.

The five acre plot of land has previously been used for grazing sheep and has even had Christmas trees grown on it.

The site is rural yet close enough to transport links and Newport town centre, as well as being near to footpaths and a pub.

The applicants want to build accommodation with “tranquility” at its heart. The application states, “the holiday accommodation will be marketed on the basis of escapism, integration with the natural environment and individuality”.

Artist’s impression of what the containers could look like – Credit: Andrew White Consultancy

The applicants have been contacted for comment.

Comments on this application must be received by close of business on August 17. You can make comments here.

https://iwobserver.co.uk/2018/07/19/40-homes-plan-for-wootton-bridge-raises-concerns-say-residents/