Redwing to take on billionaire’s luxury homes scheme

Home Bargains billionaire Tom Morris appoints property outfit Redwing to market, let and manage a ‘premium’ apartment scheme in Liverpool’s Baltic district with rents starting from £1,000 a month. Tony McDonough reports

Simpson House by Davos will off 30 apartments in the Baltic Triangle

 

Davos Developments has appointed Redwing to market, let and manage its latest luxury apartments scheme in Liverpool.

Owned by Home Bargains billionaire Tom Morris, Davos will offer 30 “premium” apartments at a site just off Jamaica Street in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. Rents in the build-to-rent development will start from £1,000 a month.

Via Davos Mr Morris has been buying multiple properties across Liverpool with a view to creating new residential developments. He is also behind the £1bn King Edward scheme close to Liverpool waterfront that will create a cluster of 10 skyscrapers.

This Baltic scheme, called Simpson House, is due for completion in November 2025. It will offer studio, one and two-bedroom apartments designed with what is described as an “industrial-chic aesthetic”.

Residents will also receive an exclusive Simpson House Loyalty Card for Love Lane Brewery with 20% off food and drink at one of the area’s best known hangouts.

 

Image of the interiors of one of the Simpson House apartments

 

Redwing is a division of affordable housing provider Regenda. Its director of operations Michelle Brooks said: “Simpson House represents a new benchmark for renting in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle.

“With Davos Developments, we’re bring homes to market that combine high-quality design with character and an unbeatable location – offering tenants a lifestyle that reflects the energy and creativity of the area.

“The strong early interest we’ve seen is testament to the quality of these homes and effectiveness of our marketing strategy. We expect these to let quickly and look forward to welcoming our first residents later this year.”

In May Davos submitted plans for another multi-million pound mixed-used development in the Baltic Triangle. This will see 199 homes along with co-working space, ground floor commercial units and residents’ amenities, such as a gym and rooftop terraces.

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