Stanton Williams teases vision for Peak District ‘Gateway’

The Gateway @PEAK Bird's Eye View Crop

Scheme is first phase of £300m low-carbon hotel and travel hub in Derbyshire

Stanton Williams has unveiled images of its proposals for a gateway resort for the Peak District National Park that would deliver a 165-room hotel, food and drink outlets, shops, and a zero-carbon transport hub for the area.

Peak Gateway Properties, which is a joint-venture led by development specialist Milligan, said the resort would be built around a carless mobility service on similar lines to a ski resort, but for non-winter sports, biking and hiking, nature, heritage and culture.

The project, named “The Gateway”, will also feature a “commercial village” with specialist shops, locally-sourced dining, unique spaces for events, artisan crafts and learning experiences.

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