Church Walk
Located just 4.5km north of the city centre, Bootle has been a key part of Liverpool for well over a hundred years. Whether by car, bus or rail, local residents can be in the heart of the city in just a few minutes, putting countless attractions, events, employers and amenities within easy reach.
This proximity makes Bootle a great base for commuters with jobs in the city. Church Walk stands just over 300m from Bootle Oriel Road Railway Station and, from here, the journey to Liverpool Central takes under a quarter of an hour. The Pleasant Street bus stop is closer still – on the A565, just 220m to the south – and the journey to the city centre typically takes around 30 minutes.
Whether for work or pleasure, the trip to the city centre is quick and easy, and it opens up a wealth of options.
Conveniently situated close to two local railway stations – Oriel Road and Bootle New Strand – and just 560 metres from the popular Strand Shopping Centre, Church Walk Apartments offer easy access to all local amenities, together with swift commutes to Liverpool city centre. It’s also set just 500m from Alexandra Dock and a stretch of waterfront that is benefiting from literally billions of pounds of regeneration and inward investment.
Originally built in the 1960s, the 16-storey property is a local landmark that, up until recently, had been showing its age. However, it is now the subject of a multimillion-pound refurbishment project that is giving the development a whole new look – inside and out.
In the 19th century, Bootle was not much more than a small village on the outskirts of Liverpool – a coastal resort offering ready access to a long stretch of beach that ran nearly 7km northwards to neighbouring Crosby.
Since then, it has grown and evolved, first becoming a hive of industry and then an important part of Liverpool’s docklands. It suffered during the Second World War and in the second half of the 20th century, but now it is witnessing a significant revival.
A new exterior finish is giving the tower a bright, modern look while also upgrading its weatherproofing and security. Inside, the apartments are being wholly redeveloped to create units that will meet the demands of even the most demanding residents.
Offering a choice of sizes and designs, a great location and attractive off-plan prices, Church Walk Apartments is an outstanding development in a fast-regenerating town.
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Church Walk Apartments stand on Church Walk, a quiet residential road set close to Derby Road (A565), just the other side from the Alexandra Docks. It’s therefore an ideal base for the countless workers who are now finding new jobs along the docklands, but it’s equally well situated for those who want access to the town centre, whether for work, leisure or shopping.
As the crow flies, it’s 560m to the Strand Shopping Centre – Bootle’s retail heartland – but a host of shops, cafes and superstores are much closer still. So too are two local railway stations, where passengers can catch trains to Southport and Liverpool city centre.
The property also affords easy access to attractive open spaces including North Park & Garden (725m), Derby Park (1.2km) and Kings Gardens (810m to the southeast.) The last of these merges into South Park – a large green expanse that encompasses Firwood Bootle Cricket Club and Bootle South Recreation Ground.
With restaurants, shops, parks and public transport hubs all within easy walking distance, Church Walk offers exceptional urban convenience, coupled with some of the town’s most modern and attractive apartments. It’s a combination that few can rival.
