Regeneration
Bootle has seen its fair share of deprivation and dereliction. Some areas of Bootle have been described as some of the most deprived in the UK. In order to address this, Sefton Council are targeting some of the most rundown areas for ambitious regeneration schemes.
This includes a long-term plan to completely transform the Strand Shopping Centre in Bootle’s town centre and give a boost to the local economy. £20 million of funding has been secured from the government’s Levelling Up scheme to go towards the mega-project. We have added some interesting resources in our FAQ overview area for anyone wishing to learn more about property investment.
The area also looks set to benefit from the massive regeneration projects taking place along the north Liverpool waterfront, known collectively as Liverpool Waters.
Location
Bootle is a popular area for families, and the affordability is a big draw for renters. This includes both the price of property, renting, and the cost of living.
Liverpool suburbs that are connected to the city centre via the Merseyrail network are popular with commuters. Bootle is home to both the Bootle New Strand and Bootle Oriel Road stations on the Northern Line and Old Roan station on the Liverpool to Ormskirk line. There are also regular bus services into Liverpool City Centre and other parts of Merseyside. Why not catch up on the lastest news regarding resilient buyers seeking property in the UK.
Apart from convenient access to Liverpool city centre, Bootle also has its own home attractions. As mentioned before, it is close to Anfield Stadium, and Aintree Racecourse, making it a hit with lovers of sport. Everton’s new Bramley-Moore stadium is currently being constructed in nearby Vauxhall. Regular public transport also makes it easy to enjoy Crosby Beach, just a couple of train stops away.
