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Iliad release images of The Eight residential development ahead of July opening

Iliad release images of The Eight residential development ahead of July opening

Iliad, the award-winning North West developer has today (Monday 22 March 2021) released stunning images of its prestigious new residential development located in Liverpool city centre.

The Eight, positioned between Liverpool’s Ropewalks District and the city’s bourgeoning Baltic Triangle, is a contemporary apartment scheme comprising 120 premium one, two and three-bedroom apartments with private balconies.

Iliad have delivered multiple commercial and residential developments across the region for over twenty-five years. The latest development adds to its impressive portfolio and the growing Iliad Homes brand.

The new development comes with on-site parking, concierge service and 24-hour security. Iliad Homes say it is set to be one of Liverpool’s most sought-after residential destinations.

The company has set out to create a thriving community with The Eight which comes complete with modern day amenities for professionals, young families and mature students.

“We are incredibly excited to finally offer people the opportunity to secure a quality residence that they can call home. It will be one of the most sought-after developments in the city. The Eight has a range of premium apartments which come with a luxury finish and contemporary amenities expected in a modern-day development”, says James Chan, General Manager at Iliad Homes.

He added: “The Eight is positioned in a vibrant location and close to the Baltic area. This is going to be a very special place to live with a real sense of community. We are well-known for superbly managed and maintained residential buildings and we are excited to showcase our latest development and invite people to view the show apartments. I think people are going to be very impressed with the quality and the detail that’s gone into building these apartments.”

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Matthew Richardson .