A former Liverpool prison is to have a new sort of inmate.
The Bridewell is to be turned into student accommodation after being sold at auction.
Formerly owned by Merseyside police authority, ithe Grade II*-listed building and was the city jail for more than 130 years.
It was bought by Wirral-based company Students Lettings Point for £450,000. The company plans to turn the former cells into 100 student bedsits.
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