The opportunity to live in one of the city’s most historic buildings has arisen.
‘Titanic’ sized apartments are now available to buy, in the iconic Tobacco Warehouse building.
Duplex and penthouse properties are now ready to move into, on Regent Road, as phase one of the Stanley Dock development is completed.
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The long awaited landmark development is being compared to the progress of the Colonnades at Albert Dock.
While a big project on a local level, it is also currently the largest warehouse conversion in the UK.
Phase one is made up of the multi-award-winning Titanic Hotel and Rum Warehouse Conference Centre and the Tobacco Warehouse apartments.
Currently floors one to six are complete and ready to move into, with floors seven to 13 are scheduled for Quarter three 2021.
The West Bays available at the moment benefit from the ‘outstanding’ riverside, dockside and city views.
A three bedroom apartment is currently on the market for £475,000, listed with Logic. Parking is also available at £15,000 per space.
Images on Rightmove show that the apartments have ‘generous’ open-plan duplex living spaces and modern finishes for a ‘New York loft-style’ living.
It boasts a double height living room space, with a mezzanine living room overlooking.
Throughout the properties have characteristic warehouse design, including exposed brick walls, ceiling beams and pillars.
The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, while the remaining two double bedrooms share a family bathroom.
The Logic listing reads: "The development sits at the heart of the North Docks, only a short walk from Liverpool City Centre.
"The surrounding area is set to undergo major regeneration with the Ten Streets and Liverpool Waters master plan advancing.
"In addition, the new Everton Stadium has gained government approval and is planned to be complete for the 2024/2025 football season.
"As a result, Tobacco Warehouse and Stanley Dock are set to become an important uptown district and trendy new area for the City of Liverpool."
Phase two of the redevelopment is said to be nearly complete and includes two- and three-bedroom, duplex, dual aspect, loft-style apartments, overlooking the historic waterfront.
The 14-storey Tobacco Warehouse was at the time of its construction in 1901, reported to be the world's largest building with a floor-area of approx. 15,000 sq.m. (1,614,586 sq.ft.).
Its construction used 27 million bricks, 30,000 panes of glass and 8,000 tons of steel.
View more images and information about the property visit Rightmove here.
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