Our commercial spaces and opportunities

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New chapters in the story of Port Sunlight's special buildings

Port Sunlight Village Trust looks after a range of special buildings, each with important heritage and stories to tell. To help us achieve our charitable purpose, we work to make many of these buildings available to let to commercial tenants, who together form Port Sunlight’s thriving community of businesses.

In 2024, our Reawakening Port Sunlight project began, with an aim to bring life back to several of the village’s empty or underused buildings. This has led to the transformation of the old fire station, bank, stables and Boys’ Brigade Building being transformed into Emma Rodgers’ studio and workshop, Nettle café, Cobble & Hay and School of Create respectively.

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Current opportunities

Lettings

All our commercial buildings and spaces are currently let. Any future opportunities will be advertised via our social media and website – if you would like to register your interest, please get in touch.

Food and Retail Vendors

From regular pitches for coffee trucks to one-off events, we have opportunities for vendors of high quality food, drink and retail to set up shop at selected points in the village. Interested?

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Shop suppliers

Retail sales at Port Sunlight Museum’s gift shop provides our charity with much-needed income we need. We’re always interested to hear from suppliers and makers who could bring something special to our shelves.

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Our commercial spaces at a glance

Explore the commercial spaces owned by Port Sunlight Village Trust. Please note some links may take you to third-party websites.

The Stables

Opened in April 2026, Cobble & Hay are a CIC (Community Interest Company), café, dining and retail space with community at their heart.

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Sunlight House (Boys' Brigade Building)

Located next to the Lyceum, Sunlight House was once home to the Boys’ Brigade and the Lyceum Brass Band. It’s now home to School of Create.

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Nettle Café

An independent café and second-hand bookshop with community and wellbeing at its heart.

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The Fire Engine Station

Renowned sculptor Emma Rodgers’ studio, workshop and exhibition space.

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Hulme Hall

Once the dining hall for Lever Brothers’ female employees is now a functions and weddings space with a café.

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The Lyceum

Originally the village school, currently occupied by the Lyceum Social Club, Paddock Johnson Architects and SoapWorks learning centre

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Church Hall

A community space in the heart of the village, also available for venue hire

The Gallery at Bridge Cottage

One of the most distinctive Arts and Crafts-style houses in the village. Open for temporary exhibitions.

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23 King George's Drive

This imposing building was the Girls’ Club, but was transformed into Port Sunlight Museum in 2006.

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95-96 Greendale Road

Part of what was once the village’s Free Library. Currently occupied by O’Neill Accountants and PSVT’s offices.

Gladstone Theatre

A thriving theatre with a long heritage of entertaining audiences, operated by Gladstone Theatre Trust.

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Lever Club

A popular functions venue with a bowling green.

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Port Sunlight Garden Centre

A large, established family-run garden centre with regular visitors from across Wirral.

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Horticultural Hut

Once part of one of the village’s original allotments.