2 bed flat for sale

Promenade, Southport PR9

KO1148 - Designed for those seeking refined coastal living, this mid-floor two-bedroom, two-bathroom, dual-aspect apartment has been impeccably refurbished and immaculately maintained. With open Marine Lake views, it combines generous proportions, calm interiors and a setting that shapes an easy way of living.

This mid-floor apartment was fully refurbished in 2016 and has been carefully looked after ever since, leaving it in outstanding condition throughout. The layout balances generous proportions with high ceilings and a natural flow, while large sash windows draw daylight deep into the home and frame views across Marine Lake. Finishes remain neutral, creating interiors that feel ready to enjoy from day one.

A Gated Development of Premium Homes

Marine Gate Mansions sits along Southport’s Promenade on the site of the former Promenade Hospital, now re-imagined as a residential development with notable scale and presence. The buildings face Marine Lake and the seafront, with communal gardens and pathways, resident parking and lift access providing day-to-day practicality alongside the setting. With Lord Street, the town centre and the pier close by, it works equally well as a full-time home, coastal base or lock-and-leave property.

Accommodation in brief

• Entrance hall
• Southwest-facing lounge
• Separate kitchen with dining
• Two bedrooms
• Ensuite shower room
• Family-size bathroom
• Study / home office

outside

• Communal gardens
• Video intercom & fob entry system
• 1 Allocated garage parking space

Note – additional parking spaces can be negotiated with the management company direct, subject to availability

property information

Tenure: Leasehold, 999-year lease (approx. 970 years remaining)
Service Charge: Approx. £5,192 (2026)
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating B
Services: Mains gas, mains water, double glazing, underfloor heating in second bathroom, ultrafast broadband (estimated), communal lift, allocated garage parking space, intercom entry
Flood Risk: Rivers – Very Low