Almost 30 new houses could be built across four sites in Toxteth under plans submitted to the council.

Liverpool Mutual Homes is behind the proposed scheme which would see a mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom properties built around Warwick Street.

The homes would be split across four plots, all of which are on or adjacent to Warwick Street and have been left vacant for a number of years.

In total, the proposed social housing scheme includes 25 two-bedroom and four three-bedroom properties with “significant areas of private open space.”

According to a document included in the planning application “affordability is an increasing problem across the area and a growing issue creating specific problems for the local population.”

The attached document adds that “bringing the sites into beneficial use will achieve economic and environmental benefits as well a visual impact on the street.”

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