15 neglected Liverpool buildings that residents want to see restored

Some of Liverpool’s prominent run down buildings have been earmarked for restoration which has failed to materialise, while others have seen planning application after planning application fall through.

Despite great sums of money being invested into the regeneration of Liverpool city centre and surrounding areas, there are a large number of once beautiful buildings that have been left to rot for many years - including the Grade I listed Woolton Hall.

Some of the prominent run down buildings have been earmarked for restoration which has failed to materialise, while others have seen planning application after planning application fall through.

Many have been granted Listed status, which is given to buildings of ‘special architectural or historic interest’, providing them with legal protection against being altered or knocked down without explicit consent. However, in some cases, this has led to them being left untouched for decades and rot has taken over.

With this in mind, we asked LiverpoolWorld readers which dilapidated buildings should be given a makeover. From abandoned pubs to historic monuments that are looking rather tired, here are fifteen of the neglected Liverpool buildings that local residents would love to see restored to their former glory.

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