Anthony James

Block and leasehold management in Bootle and Litherland. We look after blocks of flats and estates here for resident management companies, Right to Manage companies, freeholders and residents, from our office on Hoghton Street, Southport.

About Bootle and Litherland

Bootle has a long history. Sefton Council notes that it appears in the Domesday Survey of 1086 as “Botelai”.

Derby Park conservation area was designated in 1990, and Derby Park itself is a Grade II registered park.

Bootle New Strand, Bootle Oriel Road and Seaforth and Litherland stations are on Merseyrail. Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service has a station at Bootle and Netherton.

Heritage and conservation

  • Derby Park conservation area, designated in 1990
  • Derby Park, a Grade II registered park

Worth looking out for

  • Taller blocks. Buildings of 18 metres or 7 storeys and above must be registered with the Building Safety Regulator.
  • Safety defects. Many leaseholders in buildings of 11 metres or more are protected from paying for historical safety defects.
  • Clear service charges. You’re entitled to know what you’re paying for, and why.

Every building is different. Book a call back and we’ll talk you through what matters for yours.

Questions people ask

Do you provide block management in Bootle and Litherland?
Yes. We provide block management, estate management and leasehold services in Bootle and Litherland from our office on Hoghton Street, Southport. Our qualified team looks after budgets, repairs, safety checks and accounts, and you can choose full management or AJ Lite.
Is our block a higher-risk building?
It is if it's at least 18 metres high or has at least 7 storeys, and has at least 2 homes. Higher-risk buildings must be registered with the Building Safety Regulator. Our free checker gives a first answer.
Do leaseholders pay for historic safety defects?
Many don't. Qualifying leaseholders in buildings of at least 11 metres or five storeys are protected from paying for cladding removal, and other historic safety costs are capped.
Which council and fire service cover Bootle and Litherland?
Sefton Council. Fire and rescue: Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service.

General information about the law in England, not legal advice. Last reviewed 3 October 2026.