A pair of historic buildings in Liverpool are to be converted into aparthotels and retail units.
Liverpool Council ’s planning committee has given the go-ahead for a grade II listed location in the city centre and an almost 100-year-old former pub to be transformed into new businesses following a meeting this morning.
A total of 10 self-contained hotel apartments are to be set out in the upper floors of the three storey former Bank of Liverpool building on Water Street. Having previously received planning permission in 2017 for 10 apartments, applicant Aqua Commercial Ltd opted against the move during the covid-19 pandemic and sought approval for an aparthotel scheme.
