Allerton Road, Woolton, L25

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A rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Woolton’s history, this beautifully renovated Grade II listed former library has been transformed into an exceptional four-bedroom home, combining original architectural character with contemporary living. Formerly Woolton Library, the building has a fascinating local history, including a connection to Liverpool’s musical heritage, with John Lennon known to have visited the library as a boy. Arranged over three floors, the property retains some of its most striking original features, including exposed beams and dramatic vaulted ceilings, creating a sense of character and scale rarely found in a modern home. At the heart of the property is a stunning open-plan kitchen and entertaining space, centred around a substantial statement island with seating for four. Impressive proportions and a contemporary finish make this a natural space for both everyday living and entertaining. The accommodation includes four beautifully proportioned double bedrooms and three beautifully appointed bathrooms, two of which are en-suite, together with an additional WC on the principal living floor. Outside, the property benefits from two distinct private spaces: a generous rear courtyard, ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining, and a private roof terrace. A private driveway with EV charging provides valuable off-street parking. Set within Woolton Village Conservation Area, the property enjoys an exceptional location in the heart of one of Liverpool’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Named the best place to live in the North West in 2025, Woolton combines a thriving village atmosphere with excellent connectivity. Restaurants, cafés, bars and independent shops are all within walking distance, alongside highly regarded local schools and numerous large public green spaces, making this a particularly appealing location for both families and professionals. Combining architectural character, contemporary design, substantial accommodation and a unique history, Woolton Library represents a rare opportunity to become the next custodian of one of the village’s most distinctive homes. Tenure: Leasehold – approximately 114 years remaining Ground Rent: Peppercorn (£0 per annum) Service Charge: £0 per annum Council Tax: Band D