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Our property index lists land and property to buy or rent from the council via the Property and Asset Management Service (PAMS).
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CAT assets open to EOIEoi
Various Properties under the CAT programme
Liverpool City Council is offering these assets for lease under its Community Use and Asset Transfer (CAT) Policy, first adopted in 2022. The policy supports the third sector by enabling eligible organisations to repurpose Council assets for community, social, cultural, or environmental benefit. It aligns with the Council and City Plans and encourages collaborative working to bring vacant buildings back into productive use.
The Council welcomes bold, community-led proposals and is committed to supporting groups aiming to deliver positive local outcomes. Full details on eligibility, the application process, and evaluation criteria are available on the CAT webpage linked within.
Liverpool City Council is offering this unique opportunity to acquire a Council asset via leases under the Community Use and Asset Transfer Policy (CAT). The policy was first adopted in 2022 and seeks to provide clarity for council officers, members and the third sector about the council’s approach to community transfers. Since its adopted, there have been further updates to the policy to enhance the way in which the council market assets and receive applications from eligible organisations.
The aim of the policy is to support the third sector to ensure all proposals for Community Transfer help to deliver the Councils overall vision for Liverpool – in line with the objectives of the Council Plan and the City Plan. The Council recognise that no single organisation is able to deliver necessary transformative change in areas of the city. Partners, including communities, can work together better – combining their resources and aligning public service delivery, in pursuit of shared aims and outcomes and in doing so will bring vacant assets back into community use.
The Council wants to help third sector groups whose primary purpose in using a council asset is to offer Liverpool residents social, community, culture and/or environmental benefits. Therefore, it is fully committed to supporting local communities who have bold and innovative ideas for using buildings and space differently, or for ensuring that much loved community services can thrive.
All information on the policy including eligibility, application process, evaluation process, community benefit criteria etc can be found on the designated Community Asset Transfer page here - https://liverpool.gov.uk/communities-and-safety/community-initiatives-funding-and-grants/community-asset-transfer/
Offers in excess of £325,000Eoi
Former Clock Tower, 104-106 London Road, Liverpool L3 5NW
Liverpool City Council are seeking expressions of interest for a 125-year lease with commercial/residential usages (subject to planning) for the Former Clock Tower, 104-106 London Road, Liverpool L3 5NW. The property is a is traditional Victorian period end of terrace three storey, plus basement, brick-built property under a pitched and hipped slate roof. It was historically and most recently utilised as a high street bank with the ground floor comprising of a typical banking hall with ancillary office, amenity and welfare accommodation.
The property was historically and most recently utilised as a high street bank with the ground floor comprising of a typical banking hall with ancillary office, amenity and welfare accommodation. The upper floors provide a series of smaller offices with further amenity/welfare facilities. The basement extends to a series of storage rooms.
The property will be disposed of by way of an informal tender, the interested parties should put forward their expression of interest. Their expression of interest should include the following:
- Financial Offer (Offers in excess of £325,000).
- Proposed Scheme details/plans.
- Timescale for completion.
- Whether contact with the local planning department has been made.
- Business Plan and previously development history (if any, not essential).
It should be noted that there will be strict deadlines in place to make sure any proposed scheme that is granted is adhered to and work is commenced in a timely fashion.
Site details
104-106 London Road is a Grade II listed traditional Victorian period end of terrace three storey, plus basement, brick-built property under a pitched and hipped slate roof.
It is to be noted part of the below lease terms the Council requires the exterior of the building to be restored/repaired to its original character and aesthetics, including windows and doors. If further information is required regarding the listed status of this property, please contact Historic England - https://historicengland.org.uk/about/contact-us/
The site is located within the Fabric District which has been identified as a regeneration area within the Knowledge Quarter of the city. Further details about the area and the businesses located within it can be found at https://fabricdistrict.co.uk/
Considerations
The Council is seeking expressions of interest from interested parties on the property at 104-106 London Road.
- 125-year lease to be granted.
- Full Repairing and Insuring (FRI) lease.
- To be used for commercial on the ground floor and residential usage on the upper floors. It is to be noted that planning consent has not been applied for and it will be down to the lessee to gain consent. The lessee will first require the approval of Listed Building Consent with regards to any external or internal alterations, via James F Simmins (James.Simmins@liverpool.gov.uk) the Council’s Principal Heritage Officer.
The following uses will not be permitted:
- (i) Betting Office.
- (ii) Taxi Office.
- (iii) Private Members’ Cinema Club.
- (iv) Sex Establishment.
- (v) For the operation and use of space invaders or similar video games.
- (vi) Amusement Arcade.
- (vii) Radio communication masts/aerials.
- (viii) Tobacco shop.
- No external alterations to the character of the property.
- Original windows/door type to be repaired.
- Planning permission to be applied for within 6 months of the lease commencement date.
- Works to be completed within 36 months of planning approval.
- And all the other standard lease terms.
TBCFor Sale
Former Olive Mount Hospital, Old Mill Lane, Wavertree, Liverpool, L15 8LW
COMING SOON TO THE MARKET - FOR SALE BY WAY OF INFORMAL TEDNER
Former Olive Mount Hospital, Old Mill Lane
The site is split over three properties within its grounds all of which stand empty. Some of the properties have had various extensions built over the years. The buildings at Olive Mount were utilised as a former hospital and part of the Manor house is grade II listed, all the buildings have fallen into disrepair.
COMING SOON TO THE MARKET - FOR SALE BY WAY OF INFORMAL TENDER
Description/Background:
The site is split over three properties within its grounds all of which stand empty. Some of the properties have had various extensions built over the years. The buildings at Olive Mount were utilised as a former hospital and part of the Manor house is grade II listed, all the buildings have fallen into disrepair.
The site will be disposed of by way of an informal tender, the interested parties should put forward their expression of interest based on a reasonable market value offer. Their expression of interest should include the following:
- Financial Offer (How much the interested party are prepared to pay for the site)
- Proposed Scheme details/plans
- Timescale for completion
- Whether contact with the local planning department has been made
- Proposed use of the site
It should be noted that there will be strict deadlines in place to make sure any proposed scheme that is granted is adhered to and work is commenced in a timely fashion. There will be a clause for the Council to acquire the property back if these deadlines are not adhered to. The reasoning behind this is to make sure the area is developed and made better for the surrounding and potentially new residents.
A timeframe will be made available when the site is formally marketed.
Site details:
Olive Mount is split over three properties within its grounds all of which stand empty. Some of the properties have had various extensions built over the years.
Manor House which was utilised as a former hospital part of which is grade ll listed totalling approximately 1,614 sq.m (GIA) and 617 sq.m (GEA) split over four floors.
Attendant’s house totalling approximately 222 sq.m (GIA) and 143 sq.m (GEA) split over two floors.
Lodge/Ruin measures approximately 74 sq.m (GEA) which includes a gas cupboard and electric cupboard.
The site can be accessed off Old Mill Lane via double gates, as the site is located on a private road. The road is shared with Milstead School and the Former Hesketh House.
FINANCIAL OFFER:
Liverpool City Council would consider all offers based on reasonable market value. In compliance with s123 of the Local Government Act 1972 the Council must achieve best value/consideration for all disposals.
RATES:
Please contact the below website for further information on business rates - https://liverpool.gov.uk/business/business-rates/.
PLANNING:
Interested parties should also make themselves aware of relevant planning policy relating to primarily residential area (policy H7) in this location, including the Liverpool City Local Plan -
The Liverpool Local Plan 2013–2033 - Liverpool City Council/
The Planning Authority provide a pre-application service, details of which are on the attached link below. Any planning enquiries should be made through this process -
ADDITIONAL COSTS:
All disposals are subject to the payment of the City Councils surveyor’s fees at 1% (subject to a minimum of £10,000.00 (ten thousand pounds) and legal fees £5,000.00 (five thousand pounds).
CONSIDERATIONS:
The Council is seeking expressions of interest from interested parties on the site at Old Mill Lane.
FORMAL OFFERS & SUBMISSION PROCESS:
1) The Council is not bound to accept the highest or any offer made;
2) The Council reserves the right to shortlist the submitted offers pending future negotiation;
3) The Council reserves the right to end the tender process at any time.
4) Interested parties will be expected to complete and pass the Councils Due Diligence process.
FURTHER INFORMATION AND VIEWINGS:
Dates for viewing of the site will be confirmed when the site is fully marketed.
All enquiries and for further information please contact:
Email address: Ryan.Williams@liverpool.gov.uk
Liverpool City Council, Cunard Building, Water Street, Liverpool, L3 1A
This email address is for enquiries only, please note – there will be no response with regards to this site until marketing commences.