Fronted by the elegant 1850s façade of Liverpool's former Exchange Station, Mercury Court offers a range of high-quality office space tailored to the demands of the most discerning modern occupier. This impressive building is undergoing a rolling refurbishment programme following its recent acquisition by Space Northwest. Key features will include impressive new reception spaces, enhanced common areas and office suites that allow for DDA-compliant access throughout. Occupiers will have the choice of a range of smaller ground floor suites with street-level access or larger footplates for corporate offices.

History of Exchange Station/Mercury Court

Mercury Court occupies the site of the former Exchange Station, the Liverpool terminus of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway. The station opened in 1850 providing the city with rail links to northern England and Scotland. The Exchange Hotel, whose neo-classical facade was retained in the construction of Mercury Court, was built in 1886. The station closed in April 1977 following the transfer of train services to the newly opened city centre underground railway system. Work commenced on the construction of Mercury Court in December 1983 with the first tenants arriving in the autumn of 1986. The building was officially opened by HRH Princess Margaret on 7 November 1988.