Pier House

Perched on the breathtaking edge of the Wirral Peninsula, this stunning collection of bespoke luxury penthouses features striking designs that maximize space and light. Each residence boasts spectacular terraces that merge indoor and outdoor living, offering jaw-dropping sea views that showcase the stunning beauty of the North West coastline. We’ve even infused the architectural design with the enchanting curves of the bay itself, making every terrace a seamless extension of the natural landscape.

This remarkable stretch of the Mersey coastline is a stone’s throw from a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Liverpool, adding to the allure of the location. Just moments away from the lively Harbour and within a leisurely walk to the town center, Pier House provides easy access to local gems like Fort Perch Rock and an uninterrupted promenade that stretches all the way to Seacombe, perfect for soaking in those stunning views across the River Mersey.

Exploring the area is a breeze; an abundance of delightful restaurants awaits just a short stroll away, and excellent rail links put Liverpool within easy reach, with New Brighton station only a five-minute walk from your door.

New Brighton, established in 1826, was a thriving seaside resort by the turn of the century, complete with charming hotels, vibrant bathing pools, a lively pier, and grand attractions. Generations of families have made treasured memories here, making it a beloved destination for visitors from all corners of the UK and beyond.

Today, New Brighton exudes a delightful blend of historic charm and modern conveniences. The 19th-century Grade II*-listed Fort Perch Rock and its iconic lighthouse stand proudly alongside the £80 million Marine Point retail and leisure facility. Lush seafront areas known as ‘the dips’ offer incredible settings for large-scale events, while a short walk inland reveals a vibrant array of independent bars, cafés, and restaurants along Victoria Road and Victoria Parade, perfect for discovering trendy vintage finds on Seabank Road.

One of New Brighton’s stunning beaches is home to the famed community-built driftwood boat, The Black Pearl, lovingly maintained by a band of merry ‘pirates.’ This enchanting area also boasts a popular theatre, marine lake, beautiful parks, award-winning businesses, and even a unique fairy village, all with miles of magnificent coastline and sweeping views of Liverpool’s waterfront.

Welcoming over 1 million visitors a year who already flock to New Brighton to experience the magic, the recent 2040 masterplan is set to substantially increase the visitor numbers.