The building extends to approximately 100,750 sq ft over lower ground, ground and six upper floors with a basement car park offering circa 50 parking spaces. The property also benefits from an elevated courtyard over the car park which could deliver a truly unique space for the building – setting it apart from other schemes of this nature. <br /><br /><br /><br />Under the rules of the former Permitted Development (PD) rights, the consent for 143 units does not draw any affordable housing requirements and therefore can be delivered for entirely open market rental or sales. It is also worth noting that, as a result of part of the building being in use under the former D1 use class, there is an opportunity to create a larger scheme by bringing this space forward, subject to the necessary consents.<br /> <br /> <br />The property benefits from an enviable location overlooking Derby Square – the site of the former Liverpool Castle. The pedestrianised square features an imposing memorial to Queen Victoria. Immediately adjacent is the Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts, through which is a pedestrian thoroughfare to Chavasse Park and Liverpool One. <br /><br /><br /><br />The nearest main road is James Street, to the north of Derby Square. James Street links to Castle Street (one of Liverpool’s busiest leisure destinations) and Lord Street (which continues into the heart of Liverpool’s main shopping location). James Street train station is also located in close proximity to the west of the property.