Falconer Chester Hall, working in partnership with planning consultant Roman Summer Associates Ltd on behalf of client Terence Lynch, is delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the redevelopment of Roseville Place, 70 and 72 Rose Lane in Mossley Hill, Liverpool. The approval marks an important milestone for the project, which will deliver new homes and commercial space on this prominent corner site.
The approved scheme will replace the existing building with a new mixed-use development comprising nine apartments and ground-floor commercial space, securing the long-term future of the site while maintaining an active presence within the Rose Lane Local Centre. The development will deliver a mix of one and two-bedroom apartments in a desirable and well-connected location, close to local shops, amenities and excellent transport links.
Designed to both integrate with and enhance its prime location, Roseville Place will feature active frontages onto both Rose Lane and Pitville Avenue, reinforcing a strong sense of place and making a positive contribution to the streetscape. In addition to providing much-needed new homes, the scheme will deliver modern accommodation that is accessible, energy efficient, and designed to meet the needs of all residents.
Accessibility and environmental performance have been built into the building’s design, with lift access to all floors, a wheelchair-accessible apartment, secure cycle storage and electric vehicle charging points included within the development. New dropped kerbs and tactile paving will improve access to nearby public transport, while careful design measures have been incorporated to protect the privacy of neighbouring residents.
This approval is an important step forward for the site, and we’re excited to see the plans become a reality. The development will deliver new homes, support local business activity and transform a prominent but underused corner into a building that makes a positive contribution to Rose Lane and the surrounding area.