Beauty and wellness plan gets go-ahead

Perkins founder’s home set for conversion

ALWALTON Hall – the former home of Perkins Engines founder Frank Perkins – will be transformed into one of the area’s leading beauty and wellness sanctuaries.

The magnificent Georgian country house in Alwalton village, will offer a wide range of beauty and wellness treatments.

Set in five acres of landscaped grounds and formal gardens the property will be re-configured to pro- vide a range of consultation and treatment rooms, relaxation areas and lounges for clients.

There is ample space for private parking in the Hall grounds.

Alwalton Hall will be staffed by seven full time therapists who will deliver a range of treatments including facials, waxing, pedicures, manicures, massage and specialist skin treatments. The new facility is expected to open next spring.

The hall is owned by Brian and Maggie Jones, who have both enjoyed successful careers in the corporate business world.

“We are very excited about this project. We want the hall to be a place of relaxation, rejuvenation, wellness and beauty where every visitor has a memorable experience from the moment they arrive to the moment they leave,” said Maggie.

“Our dedicated team will be on hand to ensure that guests receive the very highest standards of treatment and leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.”

Work on adapting the building is underway and Alwalton Hall manager Jess Dovaston will be starting the recruitment process very soon.

Alwalton Hall – once the home of the Perkins Engines founder – which will be transformed into a beauty and wellness sanctuary is due to open early next year.