Liverpool is a truly global city that offers competitively priced properties which return robust rental yields.

As the world-famous home of The Beatles and Liverpool FC, as well as some of the best culture and entertainment in the UK, this vibrant city is in the midst of a renaissance.

Development of the city centre was bolstered by Liverpool’s status as the European Capital of Culture, which brought with it huge investment, including the £1billion Liverpool ONE, the UK’s largest outdoor shopping centre.

For this reason and more, Liverpool is a buy-to-let hotspot, attracting savvy investors who wish to capture a part of the growing numbers of city workers, young professionals, students and graduates. Liverpool is now home to many thriving neighbourhood  each capturing the heart of this ubiquitous destination.

 Let’s take a look at three of the trendiest and liveliest neighbourhood in and around the city centre.

Ropewalks

Ropewalks is an area in Liverpool city centre that’s home to places such as Bold Street, independent cinema and arts centre, FACT and the Grade-I listed Bluecoat. The area is full of 19th century warehouse buildings that once made the rope used during Liverpool’s illustrious maritime past.
Now a busy community, Ropewalks is home to homeowners and renters looking for thriving city centre life, as well as a fantastic array of independent businesses. Some of Liverpool’s most popular restaurants and bars can be found in this neighbourhood, including The Jacaranda, a well-known hangout of The Beatles back in the day.

The Baltic Triangle

This thriving district, not far from the historic Liverpool waterfront, is home to many emerging and established digital and arts businesses, making this the go-to destination for young millennial workers. You wouldn’t be far wrong in describing the Baltic Triangle as “hip” – it is also a centre for Liverpool’s diverse independent businesses, from bars and restaurants, to galleries and low-key music venues, such as Camp and Furnace. The Baltic Triangle is close to our King’s Dock Mill development, a mix of 204 new build luxury apartments and townhouses in the midst of everything this cool neighbourhood has to offer.

 If  you think the Baltic Triangle is hip, Lark Lane takes it up a level.Situated a short Merseyrail ride from Liverpool Central station, in the leafy area of Aigburth, Lark Lane cuts through this metropolitan suburb with a stream of independent coffee shops and eateries. Large Victorian houses sit alongside antique shops, pubs and arts facilities. A short walk down this bohemian oasis takes you to the entrance of the Grade-I listed Sefton Park.

 With many new small businesses popping up all the time, and an eclectic mix of things to keep you occupied, Lark Lane is the perfect spot if you’re looking to escape your city centre apartment on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

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