New luxury hotel complex proposed for Yorke Peninsula

A proposed Yorke Peninsula waterfront development will include 52 apartments over five levels. See the plans and artist impressions here.

Artist's impressions of the planned hotel complex at Port Vincent. Picture: Supplied.

A luxury hotel complex has been proposed for a popular Yorke Peninsula holiday spot.

Plans have been lodged by the Lillis Group for the waterfront hotel complex at Port Vincent, which will comprise 52 apartments over five levels.

The development will include 32 one-bedroom, 17 two-bedroom and three three-bedroom apartments.

The building will also have 374 sqm of cafe floor space comprising 150 seats, an office floor, a gym and a rooftop function area with 70 seats.

A multi-level car park will be built on site.

The application noted that apartments “could be utilised as residential dwellings or tourist accommodation”.

Artist's impressions of the planned hotel complex at Port Vincent. Picture: Supplied.

The site is currently vacant.

The project, Dockside Port Vincent, will be “the new benchmark for waterfront living” on Marina Dr, it said on its website.

A second project has been proposed for nine floating homes and a cafe near the end of Breakwater Dr to “create a unique accommodation offering for the region”.

The third stage comprises two groups of three waterfront townhouses on Marina Dr and a hillside grouping of two townhouses.

“It is hoped that these developments will be a catalyst to help build and drive the economy for Port Vincent and contribute to the long-term economic growth of the region,” it said on the website.