The Little Ale House is set to takeover the upper floors of 46-50 Stonegate, bringing them back into use following the closure of the café in 2021.
The Harrogate firm’s application stated that the opportunity to take on the vacant building was a natural move given the business owners’ passion for historic buildings.
Approval of the plans comes after The Little Ale House lodged plans for the conversion last year.
The business, started by husband and wife team Richard and Danielle Park, began in Harrogate in 2016 with the aim of creating a traditional pub atmosphere.
The application stated that the firm aimed to create cosy environments for people to meet and socialise without the distraction of TVs or background music.
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