The Keel, L3

The design and facilities in the building are amazing and we have loved it so much that we decided to renew our tenancy and stay here. The building and property managers are non stop and are helpful at all opportunities, they go above and beyond for the tenants.

Weve been living at The Keel for 8 weeks now and we're very happy - I don't think we could have chosen a better pet friendly complex. The apartments is spacious and light, with contemporary fixtures and fittings. The staff are the real asset of the building - friendly and accommodating and responsive to any requests. Special mention for Reece, who is a genuine ray of sunshine ☀ our dogs adore him!

Very nice building with spacious and clean communal areas. Staff are very helpful especially Reece and any issues have been quickly resolved. Good secure parking on site. Apartments are spacious and nice views of the river. Overall a very nice place to live.

Beginning a new life in the UK, especially when it comes to setting up your first bank account, getting a phone number, or starting utility processes, is quite challenging. Renting your first home is arguably the hardest of all. This is because the procedures here are built on the reliability of your past data. However, when you're new to the country, you have no historical data to rely on. In a way, you're starting from scratch. Before I moved here, I reached out to every real estate agent I could find via email, trying to schedule viewings by stating my arrival date. It took a while just to get a conversation going with most of them. Once I arrived, I started knocking on doors. This took up about 20 days of my Airbnb stay. During this time, I would often pass by The Keel, admiring the building's stunning structure floating on the water. My friend, however, told me it was a hotel, so I could only dream of living there. After viewing a few other places, I felt I couldn't find a location that met my two most important criteria: security and a peaceful, quiet environment. So, guess what I did? I asked ChatGPT to list the quietest, most secure areas in Liverpool, closest to the city center. That's how I discovered The Keel was actually an apartment building. Without even scheduling an appointment, I walked into the reception of the building I had so admired from the outside. I must say, with a warm welcome, a sparkling clean and modern-looking lobby, and a warm cup of coffee offered immediately, I instantly felt at home and like I belonged. It was a fantastic place with meeting and workspaces, and even pets were graciously accommodated. I hadn't even seen an apartment yet. All of this aside, what made me happiest about The Keel was their ethical approach. There’s a survey you fill out before renting, which asks questions related to your previous place of residence and requests references. This is incredibly valuable because, as I mentioned at the beginning, the lack of past data in this country—and constantly running into this problem—was a contradiction I couldn't understand. I believe The Keel's application of this is very ethical and fair. For this reason, every day I look out at the River Mersey, feeling surrounded by a sense of trust and positivity, I'm grateful to everyone from the management to the staff. If you're making a new start here, this is definitely where you should begin.

Amazing, great, perfect for a family, If you haven’t a toddler or a little one I would advise the keel for raising a family in the city centre, the location is perfect gated and safe m, the apartments are the right size, the building is cleaned daily and there our outdoor green spaces only and explore, the staff also especially Reece are AMAZING with children, if I could buy my apartment and live here forever I would.