Michael Kenrick 17/10/2024 2comments  |  Jump to last

A new five-storey hotel on the site of a Grade II-listed mill building could be built as part of plans to regenerate the area around Everton’s new stadium.

The building, which was constructed in around 1850, is at Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool, close to the football club's new 52,888-seat ground.

Developers have lodged plans for the hotel featuring 32 bedrooms in the mill conversation, with another 48 bedrooms to form part of a new build.

The plans are set to go before Liverpool City Council's planning committee next week.

The proposals have been recommended for approval amid a series of changes around the site to accommodate the new ground, scheduled to be completed by the end of the year.

A planning document said: “The proposal would bring a listed building back into a long-term viable use and secure its future."

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Michael Kenrick
1 Posted 17/10/2024 at 08:35:31
Looks like this is on the corner of Blackstone Street where it meets Regent Road — almost directly opposite the Hydraulic Tower.

LCC Application Reference Number: 22L/3415

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Five-storey hotel with pool set for approval opposite Everton stadium

Danny O'Neill
2 Posted 17/10/2024 at 09:13:38
Michael,

This is welcome and the starting blocks of Everton, and the city, using Bramley Moore Dock to renovate an area of the city that needs it.

The stadium and initiatives like this are just the start point for taking back the city and putting Everton on the map. Whether on a cruise liner or flying into JLA, it will be the first thing people see.

I'm going up for Fulham home. I'll see some of you around Goodison, but will take a trip to Bramley Moore to wait for my sister to pick me up. Late kick off, so I'll stay at hers and let her mother me.

But we have Leicester first. I'm travelling without a ticket, but it's a day out.

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