A former post office could soon be welcoming tourists, if a planning application is successful.
Ray and Sam Gelling have applied for permission to convert the former post office on Main Road in Crosby.
In their application, they say they want to turn the building into residential accommodation, with a separate annex for tourists to stay in.
The plans would see the former shop area turned into a living room, with a bedroom where the sorting office used to be.
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