[2] The hotel closed it doors shortly after the second world war and is now used as residential flats and is called Eversley Court.

The main entrance to the hotel was on Prince of Wales road and is constructed from red and buff ornamental brickwork.

Some time during the inter-war years the cast iron and glass covered entranceway was removed.

[4] He proposed that the land, which he had acquired be sold off in lots and used to develop residences, hotels and holiday homes for these expected wealthy visitors.

Scott was also the town surveyor and had been involved in overseeing the new western development scheme since 1887.