Make UK's former offices on Glazebrook Lane. Picture by Google Maps.
PLANS for 19 new apartments in Glazebrook have been revealed.
Offices at Mount Pleasant Farm, on Glazebrook Lane, will be converted under the plans – with an application for planning permission lodged with Warrington Borough Council.
Built in 1851, the building was previously used as a residential property before becoming an office space in 1990.
The premises were formerly occupied by engineering support company Make UK, but have been vacant since April.
Twelve two-bedroom and seven one-bedroom flats would be created at the site as part of the proposals.
A consultation on the plans runs until Wednesday, October 23.
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