The Grade II listing of a derelict warehouse has delayed plans for the 800-home mixed-use redevelopment of two sites in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. Developers One Park Lane submitted two applications to Liverpool City Council in June, seeking permission for the mixed-use redevelopment of 1.1 hectares of land to the south of Liverpool city centre.
The proposals included the demolition of a former rice mill and warehouse complex, known as Heap’s Mill, and its replacement with five buildings of between 10 and 25 storeys, to provide new apartments, office space and ground floor space for mixed commercial uses.
But campaign group Save Heap’s Rice Mill has successfully applied to English Heritage to have the mill and warehouse complex listed to prevent its demolition.
