Liverpool City Centre and M&S Bank Arena on your Doorstep.

With a vibrant location adjacent to all of Liverpool’s top sights, plus upscale amenities and furnishings inside the units themselves, the Dockside Residences offer comfort, convenience, and old-world charm.

In as little as five minutes, you could be hopping off the train to grab a drink at the award-winning Baltic Market. Spend an afternoon discovering some of the incredible art on show a The Tate Liverpool gallery. You could even treat yourself with a visit to the impressive Liverpool One shopping district, which offers some of the best retail therapy anywhere in the United Kingdom.

Ideally situated apartments along the city’s charming and historic waterfront.

Experience the epitome of waterfront living in Liverpool with our collection of 198 exquisite apartments. Nestled along the serene waterside, each residence offers unparalleled views and modern luxury.

Each meticulously crafted apartment in our collection has been thoughtfully designed to provide tenants with the ultimate living experience. From the moment you step through the door, you’ll be greeted by a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and functional comfort.

Every detail, from the layout to the finishes, has been carefully considered to ensure maximum convenience and style. Whether you’re relaxing in the spacious living area, preparing a meal in the sleek kitchen, or unwinding in the luxurious bedroom, you’ll find that each space has been optimized for both relaxation and productivity. With an emphasis on quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, these apartments offer tenants a sanctuary where they can truly feel at home.

Home to one of the UK’s fastest- growing property markets, Liverpool is a profitable option for Buy-to-Let investors, offering higher-than-average yields and a positive outlook for capital gains.

The city’s property market has a robust track record, with average rental values up by +8.7% in one year from 2023.

“Two things are driving price rises in these areas. One is a shortage of available property and the second is the fact there is no clear roadmap to housebuilding to address that supply shortage.” - Liverpool Echo.

With experts hinting that interest rates have now hit their current peak, house prices may increase higher than expected should the Bank of England decrease the Base Rate later in the year.

With a rapidly rising population and multibillion-pound regeneration projects across the city, demand for property across

Liverpool’s sales and lettings markets continues to climb.