Mersey Tunnels designer's former home could become HMO
Mersey Tunnels designer's former home could become HMO

A planning application has been submitted to Liverpool City Council to convert 28 Ullet Road, Princes Park, the former home of the man who designed the Mersey Tunnels, into an eight-person House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) and a self-contained three-bedroom duplex apartment.

The application, submitted by 105 Developments Ltd, proposes a change of use to the property, with associated internal alterations, formation of lightwells and installation of a roof light.

Other planning applications in Liverpool

Other applications submitted to the council include the demolition of two existing office buildings at Kings Leadership Academy Wavertree, Stephenson Way, to make way for a three-storey school building with solar panels, hard and soft landscaping, new pedestrian and cycle access, car parking and cycle storage.

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Cadent Gas has applied to install gas meters at two properties, and Empiric Ltd has submitted applications to replace cladding at two further properties.

Flood management measures at West Derby Golf Club

West Derby Golf Club has applied to implement Natural Flood Management measures, including the re-instatement of a previously infilled pond, creation of a new pond, and channel realignment of Deys Brook.

The applications can be viewed at liverpool.gov.uk/planning-and-building-control, and comments must be received by 8th October 2026.

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