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Student Accommodation Liverpool

About Liverpool

Announced as a European capital of culture in 2008, Liverpool has a metropolitan area which is the fifth largest in the United Kingdom. Based in the North West on the east shore of the Mersey Estuary and approximately 220 miles from London.

It became a major port city during the industrial revolution and was a popular departure point for Irish and English emigrants. Liverpool is well known for its culture and architecture and in particular its arts and music scene. Enjoying student life in Liverpool is easy with a wide range of places to explore. Home to Liverpool F.C. and Everton F.C. as well as sailing events and horse racing at the famous Aintree racecourse.

While-away an evening at the Cavern Club which is famous for hosting one of Liverpool’s most iconic exports - The Beatles. There is plenty to see here including the Liverpool Cathedral as well as a number of museums and galleries. On a sunny day you’ll also have access to nearby beaches including the wonderful Crosby and Formby Beach.

Liverpool is home to a large student population with the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool Hope University.

Popular Student Areas of Liverpool

City Centre

The city centre is one of the cities most popular areas due to the fact that everything’s on your doorstep. It’s a great location for both Liverpool John Moores University and the University of Liverpool students. The centre offers a fantastic selection of restaurants, bars and food stores. Living in the city centre also means that all the famous landmarks and sights are within easy reach.

The Baltic Triangle

The Baltic Triangle is becoming Liverpool’s creative and cultural hub. Within walking distance of the city centre and offering a great range of restaurants, shops and bars. Living in the Baltic Triangle will ensure you’ve always got something to keep you entertained. The area is also home to some fantastic old warehouse buildings which have been transformed into glorious venue spaces.

Wavertree

There is a large student population in Wavertree which ensures there is a great student vibe on hand. The bars, shops and restaurants in the area all cater for students. There’s an ASDA and an Aldi here as well as a serious selection of takeaways. Slightly further away from the city centre and the universities, but easily accessible via a short bus ride.

Kensington

Kensington is convenient for accessing the universities as well as the city centre. All the amenities you could need are on your doorstep, and the city centre is just 20 minutes away. Rent is often cheaper here which means many students make it their home.

Top Universities in Liverpool

  • University of Liverpool
  • Liverpool John Moores University
  • Liverpool Hope University

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does student accommodation cost in Liverpool?

On average, it costs £166 per week to stay in student accommodation in Liverpool. The average price for Ensuites is £149 per week and for Studios it is £220 per week. The actual price will depend on the location, facilities and amenities offered by the accommodation as well as how recently it was built or refurbished. You can browse all options here .

What is the best student accommodation in Liverpool?

Students who stayed in Liverpool have said good things about St Andrew's Gardens, One Islington Plaza, Windsor Court, Albert Court, and The Ascent student halls.

Can I pay for my student accommodation in installments?

Many properties allow you to pay for accommodation in installments rather than in a single lump sum payment. However, they will usually require you to have a UK-based guarantor (a resident of the United Kingdom between the age of 18 and 75 who will be able to pay your rent).

Can I share my student accommodation in Liverpool with a friend?

Yes, many student properties in Liverpool allow for dual occupancy of their rooms (e.g. for couples, best friends, siblings). Some properties offer this option absolutely for free, others charge a little extra. When browsing student rooms on Campusboard watch out for the 'Dual occupancy' label which will explain the terms for that room.