This spectacular Grade II Listed structure enjoys spectacular views from every elevation – overlooking the calm waters, Liverpool’s Unesco World Heritage waterfront, the city centre skyline and newly constructed central courtyards.
In 1901 Liverpool had a dream: to build the biggest warehouse the world had ever seen – a building fit for a thriving city at the heart of world trade.
Tobacco Warehouse was born, a monument to the dreams of hard-working Liverpudlians. Millions of bricks, thousands of panes of glass and hundreds of steel girders – designed by the renowned architect Jesse Hartley (of Royal Albert Dock fame) the building was once the life blood of the thriving Port of Liverpool. But time moves on, dreams fade and fortunes change. The Tobacco Warehouse and Stanley Dock fell into disrepair and remained that way until recently.
The warehouse will now provide inspiring homes, vibrant businesses and a genuine sense of community. Following extensive refurbishment, it will re-emerge as one of the city’s true architectural landmarks, transforming the area into an exciting and desirable commercial and residential district.
While maintaining the epic grandeur of the past through its extraordinary architecture, Tobacco Warehouse will offer occupiers, residents and visitors every convenience of modern life in a unique dockside location.
Located just one mile from the Three Graces and half a mile from Liverpool’s central business district, Tobacco Warehouse is perfectly positioned to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while remaining just a short stroll away from the city centre.
Residents get the best of both worlds; wake up everyday to calming waterfront views before a quick walk into the city for work or play.
Situated 1.5km north of Liverpool city centre, Stanley Dock is perfectly positioned to benefit from the ongoing development of 148 acres of historic docklands known as the Atlantic Corridor.
Reservation fee £5000
