North West developer Jarron is bringing forward a new £110 million residential development featuring 406 luxury apartments and townhouses across two 15-storey blocks in Liverpool city centre.

Jarron, which acquired the Metalworks site on Leeds Street in September 2023, will deliver a mix of one, two and three bed apartments, as well as five ‘New York City style’ townhouses.

The scheme will also provide a range of amenity space including a residents lounge, bar, co-working space, a cinema room, gym, a running track and rooftop terrace.

The flagship development, which is the latest of several Jarron live-builds across Liverpool, Newcastle and Sheffield, will create an estimated 380+ jobs during its design, construction and operational phases.

Jarron says its proposals, which are expected to go before Liverpool City Council planning chiefs imminently, will “breathe new life” into a site which has stood vacant for several years and is located within the city’s emerging ‘Northern Quarter’ area adjacent to the business district.

Will Clarke, development director at Jarron, says: “Liverpool city centre is a historic and vibrant area and our Metalworks scheme will provide high quality and much-needed residential accommodation that will build on this success.

“This is a game-changing residential project from Jarron, with first-class amenities for residents in an ideal location for work, leisure, travel and nightlife.

“We are looking forward to the scheme progressing at pace, helping to inject new energy into a vibrant area of the city centre.”

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