L3 Bevington Bush, Vauxhall, Liverpool

The site is close to Liverpool City centre and near to the universities, and the buildings will have views across the City and towards the waterfront in the distance. The immediate area is an exciting development zone with a scheme being developed adjoining our site and a number of other sites in close proximity either being developed or with planning permitted or pending approval. Detailed plans available on request.

3 phase development - can be developed out in stages

Considered as a Liverpool Gateway site due to ittts prominence. Allowable Heights reflect prominent considerations in planning approval

Large elevated Island Site - designed to ensure excellent sunlight and air circulation, with unrivalled views & privacy

There is a high residential occupancy rate in surrounding developments

This will be in close proximity to Liverpoollls largest campus LJMU - wealthy foreign investors at hand for rent or buy

64 million day visitors per annum

Clean site with shallow bedrock for ease of construction (full & comprehensive ground report available)

The site is located on Bevington Bush & Aldersey Street, to the north part of Liverpool City Centre. The site is a short walk to both Liverpoollls retail and business districts, as well as university buildings and primary rail connections. The site lies within a 1 mile radius of many city centre tourist attractions. These include cultural, retail and historic attractions.

Bevington Bush was the place where once stood "The Old Sailors Hotel" where sailors used to go on a Sunday with their girls and wives for a drink. The famous term was phrased here Going for a Bevvy". It is regarded as a Prominent Landmark Liverpool Site embedded in local history!

Liverpool accommodates over 64 million tourists every year, and has become increasingly prominent over the past decade with the delivery of the most successful European Capital of Culture ever staged. Within the City Centre the following areas will continue to drive visitor numbers through focused investment:-

The Waterfront

Hope Street

St Georgeees Quarter

Retail Core

Ropewalks and the Baltic Triangle