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Premium loft style waterfront apartments ranging from 900 – 2,700 sq. ft. in size, within the world’s largest brick warehouse. The building was constructed in 1901 and the units retain lots of heritage and industrial features. Nestled in a quiet dock alongside the famous Titanic Hotel, The Waterfront Warehouse will benefit from the transformation and regeneration of billion-pound projects such as Stanley Moor Dock (Everton F.C new stadium), Liverpool Waters Masterplan and Ten Streets Masterplan.
Located just one mile from the Three Graces and half a mile from Liverpool’s central business district, Waterfront Warehouse is perfectly positioned to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while remaining just a short stroll away from the city centre. Residents get the best of both worlds; wake up everyday to calming waterfront views before a quick walk into the city for work or play. Phase 1 on of the upper floors of Waterfront Warehouse is home to 186 apartments – generous open-plan duplex living spaces evoking New York-style loft living.
Why Invest In Liverpool
Located on the River Mersey in the North West of England, Liverpool is world famous as a shipping port and a capital of culture. The city has a young, growing population and is an incredibly attractive business destination, particularly in the finance, manufacturing, digital and creative sectors.
One of the Northern Powerhouse Cities, Liverpool is a big contributor to the UK economy with a population of 1.5 million people. It sits at the centre of the broader Merseyside Economic Area. By the end of 2024, annual GVA growth is predicted to be higher than all other locations in the North West, reaching £14.4 billion.
Liverpool has a young and creative population, with a third of the workforce currently aged 16-19 and a fifth in their 20s. These are the people who are creating businesses which are pushing economic growth onwards in the city. It is no surprise then that data from Centre for Cities’ shows that between 1998 and 2016 Liverpool’s economy grew more than any major British city except London, Edinburgh or Cardiff.