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Redevelopment of former Midtown Motor Inn site in Whanganui central

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An old house has gone from the former Midtown Motor Inn site as redevelopment progresses. Photo / Bevan Conley

An old house has gone from the former Midtown Motor Inn site as redevelopment progresses. Photo / Bevan Conley

The Victoria Ave landscape is a-changin' with an old house that was formerly the Midtown Motor Inn's restaurant now gone from the site.

The property, which previously included motels, a restaurant and bar, backs on to Whanganui Intermediate School in the Victoria Ave block between Dublin St and Liverpool St.

The Whanganui District Council has given consent for redevelopment of the site which involves demolition of all the existing buildings and constructing new buildings and parking.

The site in January 2018 when the Whanganui District Council confirmed consent had been granted for its redevelopment. Photo / File
The site in January 2018 when the Whanganui District Council confirmed consent had been granted for its redevelopment. Photo / File
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