ADM Mill, Mill Street Developments, c Google Earth

The mill was most recently home to ADM Milling. Credit: Google Earth

Housing plan on former Liverpool flour mill baked up

Stonebond and Torus have applied for permission to build 63 homes on the former ADM Milling site in Dingle.

The mill ceased operations in 2022 and the complex has been vacant since.

Work to tear down the former flour mill off Mill Street is ongoing. Demolition of the buildings, which date back to around 1872 will leave a three-acre development site behind.

Stonebond and Torus’ plans will provide a 100% affordable scheme to be operated by Torus upon completion.

The development will feature 24 two-bed properties, 36 with three beds and a further three with four bedrooms.

A mix of mews style, semi-detached, and detached houses are proposed.

Vehicles would access the site from Mill Street. There would be an additional pedestrian access point from Corn Street to the north of the site.

NJL Consulting is advising on planning. To learn more, search for reference number 25F/2274 on Liverpool City Council’s planning portal.

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