The Baitul Lateef Mosque in Liverpool, located on Breck Road, was established in 2016 and serves the local Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. The mosque is housed in a historic building originally constructed in 1864–65 as the Richmond Baptist Church, which was later acquired and converted into a mosque in 2015.
The two-storey, Grade II listed building retains much of its original architectural character, including distinctive arched windows and traditional brickwork. As a repurposed place of worship, it reflects both heritage and continuity while providing a dedicated space for prayer.
Today, the mosque serves as a centre for worship, community engagement, and outreach, promoting the message of peace and contributing to the rich religious diversity of Liverpool.
