Nexus Residential has begun construction of 174 eco-friendly apartments in the heart of the Baltic Triangle.

The £35 million Central Park scheme, due for completion in the first quarter of 2025, includes a mixture of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, with a hotel-style reception and concierge, as well as a private roof terrace with views of Liverpool Cathedral.

The development will also include cycle storage, secure underground car parking and a gymnasium for residents, while £1m has been invested into an adjoining public piazza inspired by the Royal Albert Dock, which will be home to sculptures, floral arches, trees, benches, alcoves and artwork.

Central Park will also include state-of-the-art eco-friendly features such as solar panels, electric vehicle chargers, heat recovery systems, LED lighting and air source heat pumps, with Nexus set to deliver a centralised residential island in its New York City and Central Park-inspired creation.

Nexus has also pledged to plant 100 trees for every apartment purchased at the scheme.

Legacie is the main construction company behind Central Park and has previously led on several eco-installations at sites such as Marco Pierre White Restaurants and Element – The Quarter and Reliance House in Liverpool.

The scheme is promoted by international sales agent RW Invest, which was named Best Real Estate Agency at the 2023 UK Property Awards in London.

Michael Gledhill, director of Nexus Residential, says: “Central Park is bringing luxury, first-rate living to the Baltic Triangle with world-class, eco-friendly facilities.

“Nexus Residential is proud to create a centralised residential island within the Baltic Triangle, which is quickly becoming one of the most desirable places to live in the UK.

“The residential island, including the £1 million piazza, offers professional surroundings with refined amenities covering work, leisure, and everything in between.

“We are also delighted to continue our pledge to develop eco-friendly sites which bring the Baltic Triangle and Liverpool city centre to life while putting the environment first.

“We are looking forward to working with our partners to bring another luxury scheme to a city so close to our heart.”

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