What's changing near L4 4EH
Within 2 km, around Walton South in Liverpool. Building, planning, schools, transport, prices and crime.
121new homes completed within 2 km, last 2 years
0homes given permission on brownfield sites since 2021
+17.0%like-for-like prices in Walton South, 2024 → 2025 (council +6.3%)
-4%recorded crime, last 12 months vs the 12 before
On the map
New homesSchool openedSchool closedExtended homeEnergy projectBlack pin: the postcode. Tap a dot for details.
Nearby, most recent first
- New homes
24 new homes completedflats · Dec 2025
Dec 2025
1.9 km away - New homes
8 new homes completedflats · Sep 2025
Sept 2025
1.9 km away - New homes
5 new homes completed4 flats, 1 houses · Aug 2025
Aug 2025
1.4 km away - New homes
10 new homes completedflats · Mar 2025
Mar 2025
1.1 km away - New homes
6 new homes completedflats · Feb 2025
Feb 2025
1.2 km away - New homes
5 new homes completedhouses · Oct 2024 – Dec 2024
Dec 2024
1.4 km away - New homes
7 new homes completedflats · Dec 2024
Dec 2024
1.8 km away - New homes
12 new homes completedflats · Nov 2024
Nov 2024
1.4 km away - New homes
24 new homes completedflats · Oct 2024
Oct 2024
650 m away - New homes
6 new homes completedhouses · Oct 2024
Oct 2024
600 m away - New schoolJun 2024
1.6 km away - New school
23homes extended 2021–2025, typically adding 20 m²
106since energy certificates began (2008)
0in L4 4EH itself
Spotted when a home's energy certificate shows at least 15 m² (and 15%) more floor area than an earlier one. Only homes with two certificates show up, so the real number is higher. A busy street suggests extensions get permission here; check the council's planning register for the details.
Storm overflows within 2 km
No monitored sewer storm overflows within 2 km (England only).
Environment Agency event duration monitoring, 2025 annual return (OGL; © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026). Overflows release diluted sewage into rivers and the sea when sewers are overwhelmed, mostly after heavy rain.
Solar, wind and battery projects within 10 km
67 planned, approved or being built and 9 running (141 MW between them). Those within 5 km are on the map above.
- Rooftop solar
North Liverpool Academy, Heyworth Street - Solar PV ArrayPlanning application in · 210 kW
Jul 2025
1.6 km away - Rooftop solar
Sainsburys, Jennifer Avenue - Solar panelsApproved, not yet built · 450 kW
Aug 2023
1.9 km away - Rooftop solar
Waste Care, Lower Bank View - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 210 kW
Feb 2025
2.0 km away - Rooftop solar
Steel Terminal, Royal Seaforth Dock - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built
Mar 2024
2.0 km away - Rooftop solar
Bulk Powder Terminals, Regent Road - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 700 kW
Feb 2024
2.2 km away - Rooftop solar
Multiuser 5 Building, Royal Seaforth Dock - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built
Mar 2024
2.4 km away - Battery storage
Hawthorne RoadBeing built · 20 MW
Mar 2022
2.6 km away - Rooftop solar
Huskisson Dock Building, Huskisson Dock - Solar PV ArrayApproved, not yet built · 1 MW
Mar 2024
2.7 km away - Rooftop solar
Multiuser 4 Building - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built
Feb 2024
2.7 km away - Rooftop solar
Multiuser 1 Building, Regent Road - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built
Feb 2024
2.7 km away - Rooftop solar
Road and street works within 1 km
40 permitted works running now or planned, 18 of them major.
- Major, planned
Ruskin Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
450 m away - Major
Ruskin Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
450 m away - Major, planned
Goodall Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
500 m away - Major
Goodall Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
500 m away - Major, planned
Delamore Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
550 m away - Major
Delamore Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
550 m away - Major, planned
Chirkdale Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
600 m away - Major
Chirkdale Street, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
600 m away - Major, planned
Aldams Grove, LiverpoolHighway repair and maintenance works · LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL · Road closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026750 m away
Major infrastructure projects within 30 km
- Pre-application
Mersey Tidal Power ProjectGenerating Stations · This will be an in-river proposal, located within the Mersey Riverine
environment. The Project will be located towards the mouth of the River
Mersey, between the Wirral on the west and Liverpool to the east. application due January 2028
4.4 km away - Decideddecided May 2015
15.6 km away - Decideddecided Sept 2014
15.7 km away - Pre-applicationapplication due April 2027
20.7 km away - Decision
Frodsham SolarGenerating Stations · Land on Frodsham Marsh, approximately 500m to the north of Frodsham, Cheshire West and Chester application due 30 May 2025
21.6 km away - Decisionapplication due Q3 2025
24.0 km away
Transport schemes within 20 km
None on our list yet. We're starting with recently opened and under-construction rail schemes.
Running nearest: Port of Liverpool - wind (wind farm, 2.8 km); Land at Carnegie Road (battery storage, 3.3 km); Lister Drive (battery storage, 3.4 km); Liverpool Energy Management Facility (battery storage, 3.4 km); Royal Seaforth Dock Wind Farm (wind farm, 5.6 km).
DESNZ Renewable Energy Planning Database, April to June 2026 (OGL). Projects of 150 kW and over; refused, withdrawn and abandoned ones are left out.
Planning Inspectorate list of nationally significant infrastructure projects (roads, railways, energy, water, waste), October 2026 (OGL). Each is placed at one point, usually the middle of the site; long schemes run well beyond it.