Rice Lane

in Liverpool

In which area is Rice Lane located?

Rice Lane is a residential complex situated in Walton, an area in Liverpool. It is a well-developed area full of housing properties. The local transport interchange includes bus stops as well as the Kirkdale, Bootle Oriel Road and Walton railway stations. The area offers a lot of educational institutions providing great learning opportunities for those who move here with children. There are many hospitals and pharmacies. To buy fresh groceries, visit Sainsbury's, Jack's Supermarket and S & S Convenience Store. The Strand Shopping Centre sells different goods. If you look for a nice place for dinner or supper, head to Byrnes Fish and Chips, Bernie May's Bar & Bistro, Mons Bootle and Anfield Hotel. There are a lot of beautiful parks, such as Derby Park, Walton Hall Park and North Park. In their free time, residents of Rice Lane can visit Behind The Celebrities, Liverpool Trojans Baseball Club and Liverpool FC Museum. The district includes many children's playgrounds.

Are there any nearby facilities?

• Nurseries/Education: Liverpool Progressive School (6 min), Northcote Primary School (6 min), Hillside High School (11 min), Bedford Primary School (17 min), Cambridge Nursery School (17 min), Cavendish View School (12 min).
• Shopping: Strand Shopping Centre (26 min), Sainsbury's (8 min), Jack's Supermarket (17 min), McColl's (9 min), S & S Convenience Store (4 min), Your Local Convenience Store (17 min).
• Medical Facilities: The Grey Road Surgery (6 min), Breeze Hill Neighbourhood Health Centre (6 min), Dr D Bode - Walton Medical Centre (5 min), Walton Village Medical Centre (16 min), McKeevers Chemists, Walton Pharmacy (7 min), LloydsPharmacy (8 min).
• Café/Restaurants: Byrnes Fish and Chips (12 min), Mons Bootle (13 min), Cafe Vanilla (9 min), Lynchburger (14 min), Anfield Hotel (17 min), Bernie May's Bar & Bistro (12 min).
• Entertainment: Behind The Celebrities (12 min), Liverpool Trojans Baseball Club (14 min), Children's Play Area Walton Hall Park (22 min), Liverpool FC Museum (41 min), Amaisleys (43 min), The Climbing Hangar Liverpool Sandhills (43 min).
• Others: Derby Park (19 min), Walton Hall Park (19 min), North Park (36 min), Lifestyles Alsop Fitness Centre (10 min).

What are the technical features of the complex?

Rice Lane is located on the 13,5-acre former Walton Hospital site. It is a large residential complex consisting of many detached, semi-detached and tenant houses. It is created in a traditional style. The buildings come with double roofs made of grey tiles, white-framed non-bar and bay windows, black and red doors. The exterior walls are covered with red bricks and beige plaster.

What is on the territory of Rice Lane?

The new development offers a beautifully landscaped territory with trees, shrubs, green lawns and flower beds. The area features black lattice fences, asphalt paths and street lanterns. There are garages and driveway parking spaces.

Available transportation

• Bus Stop: 20, 20X, 21, 62, 68, 68A, 159, 345 (6 min).
• Railway Station: Kirkdale (24 min), Bootle Oriel Road (30 min), Walton (15 min).
• Road Access: Rice Lane, A59, Breeze Hill, A5058.
• Heliport: Aintree Hospital Air Ambulance Helipad (53 min).
• Car Rental: Budget Autoas (6 min), Fleet 8 Settle Cars (23 min).
• Bicycle Rental: City Bike Liverpool (41 min).
• Others: Liverpool Pier (41 min), Taxi Club (18 min), Liverpool Settle Cars (31 min).

What type of units are for sale?

Rice Lane boasts a collection of 195 cosy homes with private outdoor spaces. The modern kitchens are equipped with appliances and stylish units. The spacious bathrooms come with high-quality sanitaryware and fittings.

About the developer of Rice Lane

Mulbury is a property development company founded in 2010. It has offices in Cheshire and Manchester. The developer built 2,000 homes. The value of completed projects is £149 million. The company values people, partnerships, transparency, sustainability and improvement. Also, Mulbury makes charitable donations to local communities, including schools, sporting clubs or other groups. Projects include Melford Road in Greater Manchester, Daisy Bank Meadows in Lancashire, Elderfield Gardens in Cheshire, and others. Korter provides up-to-date information about residential complexes. More details are available on the official website.