Legacie has unveiled new CGI of its One Park Lane development as it nears the highest point of construction.

One Park Lane, which has a gross development value of £25 million, will see the transformation of a key Liverpool dockland site on the corner of Park Lane and Liver Street into 90 Manhattan-style apartments.

Designed by Falconer Chester Hall and promoted by international sales agent RWinvest, the 16-storey building will include a mix of studio and one, two and three-bedroom units.

Legacie is also building 620 units on the historic Heap’s Rice Mill site surrounding One Park Lane, with a total gross development value of £140m.

The Liverpool-property firm, which has delivered a string of developments across the city including its flagship £90m Parliament Square scheme, is on track to reach the 16th storey at One Park Lane imminently.

John Morley, CEO of Legacie, says: “This is another flagship site for Legacie which continues to reinvigorate areas of Liverpool left vacant for too long.

“Our track record of successful developments, completed on time, is second to none across the North West, and One Park Lane is no exception.

“This site will bring luxury living to an iconic area of Liverpool city centre and I am proud of the quality we are delivering.

“One Park Lane combines beautifully with the modern surrounds of the historic Albert Dock and adds further elegance to Liverpool’s skyline.”

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