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Search the Public Notice PortalPlans to turn a home into a holiday let have been submitted.
A vacant Grade II listed two-bedroom house on Norton High Street could soon be used for short-term stays, following an application from the firm Cousins & Co Short Stays Ltd.
The property will operate year-round for a maximum of four adults, with strict management to ensure noise curfews are adhered to.
Its historic character will remain unchanged, with no external alterations, extensions or internal structural works proposed.
This assures that the character and fabric of the listed building will be retained, according to application forms.
The property is located in a designated district centre, which the developers argue supports sustainable tourism.
They state the home can revert to a regular dwelling if needed, maintaining its legal position.
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Noise, comings and goings, and other potential disturbances have been noted and are set to be closely managed to keep at or below levels typically expected from a regular family home.
There are also no plans to alter current parking arrangements, with guest movements anticipated to align with the usual flow of a standard High Street residence.
The application is now with Stockton Borough Council, and a decision is set to be made in the coming weeks.
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