Strategically designed to preserve the views of Liverpool's famous skyline, Mann Island offers convenient and stylish living in one of the seaport city's most prestigious developments.
Set among the iconic Three Graces - The Royal Liver Building, The Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building, the 10-storey, two-building ultra-modern development in black granite, features 376 one-, two- and three-bedroom luxurious apartments. A third building includes 100,000 sqft of commercial office space. The Mann Island development also includes shops and a series of new public squares to the key waterfront site, with cafes and restaurants.
In keeping with its distinguished location in the heart of Liverpool's Unesco World Heritage Site, attention to detail ensures that living space means a beautiful home. Inside, the key words are quality and elegance. In the lounge area, apartments are equipped with laminate flooring and oak veneered doors, ceramic cream floor tiles in the bathroom and fitted wardrobes and en-suite carpets in the bedrooms.
Enhancing the elegant theme, full-height ceramic tiled, white bathroom suites are designed with over bath shower or separate bath and shower enclosure. Bathrooms are also fitted with low-energy LED chrome recessed spotlights and a heated towel rail.
Kitchens have also been designed with function and convenience in mind. Laminate worktops complement high gloss kitchen units, while a stainless steel electric oven and ceramic hob with black frame and stainless steel island hood offer plenty of cooking possibilities. Kitchens are also fitted with an integrated fridge/freezer.
To add convenience, apartments are pre-wired to receive cable/digital and fitted with multiple socket outlets in the lounge, master bedroom and second double bedrooms. To ensure privacy, the building has its own concierge and a video entry system is connected to each apartment.
At Mann Island, interiors have been given the same attention to maximising design capabilities as the distinctive exterior. Depending on their positioning, apartments provide stunning views across the city's historic waterfront and the River Mersey, made famous around the world by the Gerry and the Pacemakers hit song Ferry Across the Mersey.