Former Dundee pub could become gym with hot tub and cold water plunge.
An application has been submitted to Dundee City Council requesting permission to convert the former Dungeon Urban Bar on Princes Street.
A former Dundee pub could be transformed into a modern gym, featuring a hot tub and cold water plunge.
An application has been submitted to Dundee City Council requesting permission to convert the former Dungeon Urban Bar on Princes Street.
A site plan submitted with the application shows that the small gym will have an eight-person sauna, a hot tub and whisky barrel cold plunge tubs.
An outdoor shower area is also included in the proposal.
The application was made under the name Mark Smith.
Council officers will review the application in the coming weeks.
Latest in a series of pub applications.
The Princes Street plans are the most recent in a line of applications aimed at converting former city pubs into alternative uses.
In April, The Courier reported that the former Airlie Arms on Dundonald Street is set to be converted into a convenience store.
The Stobswell pub was a popular destination for football fans due to its proximity to both Tannadice and Dens Park, but it closed last year.
A similar plan was submitted for the former Clancy’s Irish Bar on the corner of Polepark Road and Milnbank Road.
City Centre Pubs Dundee, run by the Marr family, submitted an application detailing proposals to create a “affordable alternative” to the nearby Brook Street Co-op.
In November of last year, The Courier reported that the one-bedroom flat above the Dungeon was sold at auction for £32,000.
The flat consists of a reception hall, a lounge, a kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom.
Auction House Scotland marketed it as “great accommodation” that would appeal to a diverse range of buyers, including landlords and first-time buyers.
It stated that similar properties in the area generate an average annual rent of £4,786.
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