Liverpool-based property agency Redwing has been appointed by Davos Property Developments to deliver Simpson House – a new Build-to-Rent scheme in the Baltic Triangle.

Due for completion in November, Simpson House will offer studio, one and two-bedroom apartments designed with an “industrial-chic aesthetic that reflects the creative energy of Liverpool’s renowned Baltic Triangle”.

The apartments will be let fully furnished and are available to reserve from £1,000 pcm. Redwing will manage marketing, lettings and property management in-house

Located just off Jamaica Street, Simpson House will comprise 30 apartments with 20 different layouts. Original warehouse features have retained and combined with modern finishes, including matte black fixtures, brushed metal details, quartz worktops, and integrated appliances. The refurbishment has also improved the building’s energy performance, with EPC ratings of B and C.

New residents will receive a ‘Simpson House Loyalty Card’ for Love Lane Brewery, giving them 20% off food and drink at one of the area’s most popular venues.

Michelle Brooks, director of operations Redwing, says: “Simpson House represents a new benchmark for renting in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. With Davos Developments, we’re bring homes to market that combine high-quality design with character and an unbeatable location – offering tenants a lifestyle that reflects the energy and creativity of the area.

“The strong early interest we’ve seen is testament to the quality of these homes and effectiveness of our marketing strategy. We expect these to let quickly and look forward to welcoming our first residents later this year.”

Simpson House forms part of Davos’ ongoing investment in Liverpool’s regeneration. Other projects include its £1 billion King Edward development and a 199-bed mixed-use scheme elsewhere in the Baltic. 

By appointing Redwing as its full-service property partner, Simpson House will support social value initiatives across Liverpool and the North West, as Redwing reinvests its profits through The Regenda Group.

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