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Bayside NewsBy Bayside News28 November 2016Updated:28 November 2016No Comments1 Min Read
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Sign of demolition: Wreckers move in to demolish the former Ambassador Hotel function centre earlier this year. Picture: Gary Sissons
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Sign of demolition: Wreckers move in to demolish the former Ambassador Hotel function centre earlier this year.  Picture: Gary Sissons
Demolished: The Ambassador function centre was torn down in March.

THE site of the former Ambassador Hotel function centre is being advertised as being for sale again.

KBL Commercial has listed the 325 Nepean Highway site, zoned Commercial 1, for sale as a “development site” with “plans and permits for 37 apartments, six 1 bedroom, 27 two-bedroom and four 3-bedroom apartments”.

Mortgagee Jack Gringlas, of the Jadig Group, has been trying to sell the site since February for about $2.5 million after successive plans by prospective property developers fell through.

Mr Gringlas had the function centre, long regarded as an eyesore by Frankston councillors and a magnet for drug dealers and users, demolished earlier this year.

Council has extended the planning permit for the construction of a residential apartment building at the 2,232 square-metre site at the 325 Nepean Highway site until January 2018.

First published in the Frankston Times – 28 November 2016

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