A show home for the Tobacco Warehouse Apartments development at Stanley Dock in North Liverpool will open soon, according to the developer behind the scheme.

Stanley Dock Properties has revealed what the inside of the apartments will look like once the building, believed to be the world’s largest brick warehouse, is converted into 503 one, two and three-bedroom apartments as part of a wider £130m project to transform the area.

Covering 32 acres and 13 storeys, the new apartments will include mezzanine floors in each of the properties, while an interior section will be cleared for an internal courtyard for residents. The top floor of the development will include luxury penthouse apartments with river views.

The basement of the historic warehouse, which was built in 1901 and is Grade II listed, will be turned into a car park for residents and the ground floor will be used for offices and retail. Enabling works on the scheme are underway and a show home will be launched soon.

The apartments are the latest development to take place at the Stanley Dock Village site. The Titanic Hotel and Rum Warehouse conference venue launched last year and have held a number of high profile events including Liverpool property industry event, the Cannes Do.

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