Tobacco Warehouse

in Liverpool

Where is the new building situated?

Tobacco Warehouse is located 1 mile north of Liverpool city centre, close to the River Mersey. The area is developing into a new, vibrant community of boutiques, businesses, entrepreneurs, creatives and start-ups. The local transport interchange includes several bus stops and the Sandhills railway station. A lot of educational institutions provide excellent learning opportunities for children of all ages. There are many hospitals, private clinics and pharmacies. The district offers an abundance of cafes, family restaurants and pubs, such as Bramley Moore, Stanley's Bar & Grill, Vaughn's Sandwich Bar, Subway and Ten Streets Social. The area provides access to a wide range of museums: World Museum, British Music Experience, Museum of Liverpool, Maritime Museum, etc. Also, you can visit the Invisible Wind Factory, Box Yard and Awesome Walls. If you like nature, head to the Leeds And Liverpool Canal Park and Canalside Park.

Which facilities surround the complex?

• Nurseries/Education: The Trinity Catholic Primary School (21 min), Holy Cross Catholic Primary School (26 min), Millstead School (32 min), Faith Primary School (34 min), Friary Catholic Primary School (37 min), Liverpool Collegiate School (41 min).
• Shopping: KBOI - Butchers and Groceries Liverpool (21 min), The Greatie Market Great Homer Street (28 min), Great Homer Street District Centre - Liverpool (22 min), Sainsbury's (24 min), Home Bargains (12 min), SPAR Scotland Road (22 min).
• Medical Facilities: Vauxhall Health Centre (23 min), Stanley Medical Centre (22 min), Bousfield Health Centre (31 min), Mere Lane Group Practice (39 min), Kirkdale Medical Centre (35 min), Sedem Pharmacy (23 min).
• Café/Restaurants: Ten Streets Social (3 min), The Bramley Moore (7 min), Stanley's Bar & Grill (5 min), Vaughn's Sandwich Bar (18 min), Subway (11 min), Georgies Sandwich Bar and Cafe (8 min).
• Entertainment: Invisible Wind Factory (4 min), Box Yard (8 min), Awesome Walls, Liverpool (8 min), St Martins Recreation Ground (17 min), World Museum (29 min), British Music Experience (25 min).
• Others: The Leeds And Liverpool Canal Park - Vauxhall (9 min), Canalside Park (16 min), Titanic Memorial (22 min), Church of Our Lady of Reconciliation, Liverpool (19 min).

The architectural style of the new complex

Tobacco Warehouse presents stylish, Titanic-sized warehouse homes in Liverpool's most prominent landmark. This iconic waterfront project is an exemplary marriage of modern interior design and historically sympathetic regeneration. Completed in 1901 using more than 27 million bricks, Tobacco Warehouse remains a giant brick warehouse on a global scale. Furthermore, during its construction, 30,000 panes of glass and 8,000 tonnes of steel were used.

What are the available amenities and facilities?

Residents of Tobacco Warehouse can find a temperature-controlled swimmming pool, multiple pressure jets, sanarium, sauna, steam room, experience showers, foot baths, beauty treatment rooms and a full gymnasium on the territory. There are spaces for retailers, cafés, restaurants, offices and galleries.

How to get around?

• Bus Stop: 800, 838 (6 min), 136 (1 min).
• Railway Station: Sandhills (20 min).
• Road Access: Great Howard Street, A565.
• Car Rental: Countrywide Vehicle Rentals (5 min), Hertz - Liverpool COSTCO (9 min).
• Bicycle Rental: City Bike Liverpool (5 min).
• Others: Peter Martin Taxis Ltd (11 min), Lord Nelson Street Taxi Rank Liverpool (35 min).

Are there flats for sale?

Tobacco Warehouse has been transformed into 192 modern apartments, ranging from one-bedroom units to three-bedroom corner units and stunning penthouses. The fully-equipped kitchens come with European-manufactured appliances, under-cabinet lighting and sophisticated Italian cabinetry. The fitted bathrooms are equipped with high-quality sanitaryware, heated towel rails, timeless old-fashioned sinks, illuminated bathroom cabinets and elegant showers and bathtubs.

About the developer

Tobacco Warehouse is a part of a vast site regeneration project, Liverpool's World Heritage Site, located in Stanley Dock. The project has UNESCO World Heritage status. This status is given to sites that are of outstanding universal value to the international community. Liverpool's waterfront was inscribed by UNESCO in July 2004 as "The supreme example of a commercial port at the time of Britain's greatest global influence."