Kingsway Square, Liverpool

Kingsway Square is perfectly situated in Liverpool, a city well known as the place where smart, creative and friendly people come together. It’s one of Europe’s most welcoming and friendly locations. Famous for its music, fashion and culture; its actors, comedians, producers and writers; its songs, films and sports.

Over the next decade, Liverpool will deliver some of the UK’s largest and most ambitious development and infrastructure schemes. Liverpool2 deep water port terminal (phase 2), Liverpool Waters, Wirral Waters, New Royal Liverpool University Hospital and Health Campus – these projects and other planned developments have a value in excess of £15 billion, presenting massive opportunities for investment and a truly inspirational area to live and work in.

• Liverpool One – 1.2 miles
• Liverpool Waterfront – 1.1 miles
• Lime Street Station – 0.9 miles
• Liverpool John Lennon Airport – 9.2 miles
• M62 Motorway – 5.5 miles
• M53 Motorway – 6.2 miles

Liverpool is home to a thriving business ecosystem, and is particularly strong in sectors such as finance, life sciences, creative and digital, property and manufacturing. There are around 250,000 students within a 30-mile radius of Liverpool, and the city’s universities produce more than 30,000 graduates every year.

Liverpool’s city region has an economy worth around £22 billion and since 2016, the city centre has seen growth of £2.5 billion. Huge investment projects are well underway across the city, and more than £30 billion of developments are currently in progress.

• 6 globally-ranked universities
• 31.9% of residents educated to degree level or higher
• 6 million-strong workforce within 1 hour
• Largest wealth management centre outside of London
• National companies including TJ Morris, Bibby Line, and Princes Ltd have head offices in Liverpool

Kingsway Square is a landmark residential development in Liverpool that offers a range of amenities and lifestyle opportunities in a diverse city.

• Remo high gloss handle-less style Kitchen
• Painted matt emulsion finish ceiling and walls
• Oak veneer internal doors with chrome fittings
• Recessed dimmable LED spotlight to all bedrooms
• Telephone points to living area and principal bedroom
• Fibre optic system pre-wiring to all TV points
• CCTV entrance system in all apartments with automated door entry
• Extensive landscaped gardens, shrubs and mature trees

Liverpool is a warm, friendly and energetic city that captures the very best of Northern life. With an ever-increasing population, thousands of people continue to choose Liverpool for their work and university prospects. As well as an excellent place to live, the city boasts an impressive tourism appeal due to its incredible landmarks, awe-inspiring history and rich culture. In terms of residential property, Kingsway Square is undeniably Liverpool's most exciting development. Kingsway Square will offer stunning views across the city's evolving skyline. With the development perfectly situated on the outskirts of the city centre, residents can enjoy peaceful living with the option of the town's lively atmosphere just moments away.

Liverpool's rejuvenation within the past few decades has been a remarkable sight to behold. The city's most recognisable transformation perhaps came following its European Capital of Culture success. The core aspect of Liverpool's redevelopment involved the construction of Liverpool One, which is now one of the UK's largest shopping districts and the city's best place for shopping, dining and leisure. The £500m scheme has wholly revamped the city's heart into an inviting and lively destination. As for future projects, Everton FC will move into an ambitious new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock. The development will regenerate a neglected area, create thousands of jobs, and welcome an influx of visitors to the city. The £5bn Liverpool Waters scheme could take as many as 30 years and will transform the city's business district and iconic waterfront. Paddington Village is an ongoing £1bn flagship expansion of the city's Knowledge Quarter, providing a place to live, socialise and work for professionals in the science, technology and health sectors. Lime Street and The Strand, two of Liverpool's key gateways to the city centre, are currently being revamped to improve access to and from the city. These regeneration projects are just the beginning of Liverpool's journey to becoming a world-class international hub.