An 18-bed house of multiple occupancy in the centre of a Telford town will be allowed to remain after receiving planning permission.
The 18-bedroom HMO in Market Street, Oakengates. Picture: Google
The proposal received an objection from one of the property's neighbours, who raised fears about potential noise from the building. He also raised concerns about parking, access and potential anti-social behaviour. “I have been a property investor for over 20 years, and I have had plenty of dealings with HMO properties, and it’s nearly always been a very problematic area of property management.”
They commented that the property is in a ‘suitable location’ and is in ‘close proximity’ of public car parks in Oakengates.
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