ConstructionIntegritas Property Group Completes Landmark Bastion Point Project

Integritas Property Group Completes Landmark Bastion Point Project

Integritas Property Group (IPG), a premier North West property developer, has proudly announced the completion of Bastion Point, its largest residential development to date.

Located in Liverpool’s bustling city centre, Bastion Point exemplifies the company’s dedication to creating modern, high-quality homes designed with residents in mind. Its strategic location ensures excellent transport links and close proximity to Liverpool’s renowned waterfront and cultural attractions.

The development’s apartments feature open-plan designs with stylish, contemporary interiors and impeccable finishing touches. Large windows bring in abundant natural light, creating bright and inviting living spaces.

Mitchell Walsh, CEO of Integritas Property Group, said: “As we hand over Bastion Point, we’re thrilled to see our vision come to life; this development isn’t just about creating homes, it’s about enhancing Liverpool’s residential landscape with spaces that add value and foster a sense of community.

“With communal areas designed for relaxation and socialising and our unique sky gardens that offer a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle, Bastion Point is a testament to the collaboration of talented individuals and trusted partners who share our vision. It’s a pleasure to know that Bastion Point will soon be home to many who’ll love Liverpool as much as we do.”

Established in 2021, Integritas Property Group has quickly gained recognition for its integrity and focus on quality. The company’s mission is to revitalise communities across the North West, with a portfolio including The Lyceum in Manchester, Copper Box in Liverpool, and Deakin’s Yard in Newcastle-under-Lyme.

This year, IPG delivered 300 apartments and has set an ambitious target of producing 600 units annually by 2027, further contributing to the region’s transformation.

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