Queen’s Residence, Liverpool

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

Queen’s Residence enjoys plenty of outdoor space that compliments the city dweller lifestyle. Communal manicured lawns offer residents a place to relax and socialise or space for some outdoor exercise.

Residents of Queen’s Residence benefit from a 24-hour concierge service, ensuring there is always somebody on hand to assist with day-to-day requirements, guest visits, deliveries, mail or maintenance queries.

For experiencing the very best of Northern life, you won't find as many warm, friendly and lively cities as Liverpool. More people are choosing to live, study and work in Liverpool because of the city's thriving opportunities. With incredible landmarks, awe-inspiring history and rich culture, the city is attractive to tourists as much as residents. Queen's Residence is well suited to offering luxury residential property on the outskirts of the city centre with key amenities easily accessible. Residents will enjoy premium apartments that combine urban living with a professional lifestyle.

There's no doubting that Liverpool's rejuvenation within the last few decades has been wonderful to watch. The most significant transformation came following the city's European Capital of Culture success, spearheading several high-end projects such as Liverpool One, a large shopping complex and the best place in Liverpool to shop, dine and have fun. The £500m development is just one project that has made Liverpool a more inviting and lively destination. In the next few years, further regeneration projects will conclude, including Everton FC's new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock. The development looks set to create thousands of new jobs, revitalise a neglected area, and attract more visitors to the city. There is also the long-term £5bn Liverpool Waters scheme which will transform the city's business district and iconic waterfront across multiple decades. Paddington Village is a £1bn expansion of Liverpool's Knowledge Quarter, providing spaces for living, socialising and working for professionals in science, technology and health. Key gateways to Liverpool city centre, including Lime Street and The Strand, are undergoing a revamp to improve access to and from the city. These select projects are just a few ways in which Liverpool is planning to become a world-class international hub.