A landmark pub looks unrecognisable after being converted into apartments.
The Crosby is steeped in history, and is famous for still having a cannon outside dating back to the American Civil War.
The cannon has been preserved as part of the new development.
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Nine "luxury" one and two bedroom apartments now populate the site, on Liverpool Road, and images on Rightmove show modern furnishings and a "contemporary finish".
One bedroom apartments are priced from £125,000, while those with two bedrooms start at £160,000. They are on the market with Logic estate agents.
Part of the listing on Rightmove reads: "Unique conversion of the Crosby Hotel.
"Situated adjacent to St Lukes Church and central to quaint Crosby village local shops, amenities, parks and excellent transport links. Just a short stroll away is Crosby Beach with the famous Another Place sculptures by artist Anthony Gormley.
"This Victorian building is being sympathetically converted to provide 9 apartments with parking and communal landscaped courtyard garden. Features include stunning vaulted ceilings and stylish living spaces with a contemporary finish."
The flats are each also said to have a "high spec" kitchen and bathroom.
The apartments share a communal landscaped garden and there is parking available.
Ground rent is 0.1% of the value of each apartment, and a service charge is estimated at £80 per calendar month.
Service charge estimated £80pcm
Stephen Moss, Property Developer from Sourced, says keeping the cannon onsite was a "no brainer" as it means so much to people living in the area.
For more images and information about the properties, visit Rightmove here.
