Blueoak unveils ‘exclusive’ Wirral development

Wirral and Cheshire developer Blueoak Estates set to unveil its latest multi-million pound development in Hoylake with apartments costing up to £1.875m. Tony McDonough reports

The Links
The Links, a residential development in Wirral by Blueoak Estates

 

Developer Blueoak Estates is set to unveil its latest Wirral residential scheme offering views across the Dee Estuary and Liverpool Bay.

Located on Meols Drive in Hoylake, The Links comprise 10 apartments with prices starting at £820,000 and rising to £1.875m for the penthouses. It is close to Royal Liverpool Golf Club, a regular venue for the Open Championship.

Work on The Links began in 2023 and Blueoak says the main structure is complete with the fit-out of the three-bedroom homes now under way. A full launch of the development is expected in July.

Each apartment will offer lift access, private terrace or balcony and allocated parking, while interiors are entirely individual in design, layout and finish.

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Iain MacLean, managing director of Blueoak Estates, said: “The Links brings something very special to the Wirral property market — from its architecture and fittings to its views, scale and setting.

“It’s a scheme that truly elevates our vision of ‘luxury as standard’, delivering a new benchmark in quality and exclusivity.”

 

The Links
Interior of an apartment in The Links scheme

 

Each home includes private outdoor space. They also include Porcelanosa tiling, Miele appliances and SieMatic kitchens standard throughout. The penthouse offers almost 3,000 sq ft of space framed by floor-to-ceiling glass.

This latest announcement comes just weeks after Blueoak unveiled phase two of its latest £14m luxury apartments scheme in Wirral, with phase one almost sold out.

Work started on the scheme on the site of the former West Kirby fire station in October 2023. It comprises a total of 32 apartments. Phase one, called Station House and comprising 18 apartments, is already complete and “approaching a complete sell-out”.

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