Byrom Point, located at Great Crosshall St, Liverpool, L3 2AT, is an amazing student accommodation in Liverpool. Several prestigious universities and colleges are near this Liverpool student accommodation. Student Roost Byrom Point will help you handpick the best range of studio and en-suite apartments. SAE Institute is a 9-minute walk away, and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is a 16-minute walk from Byrom Point Liverpool.
Liverpool is a city in northwest England. It started as a small fishing village in the 13th century. Now, it has grown into a lively urban centre with around 70,000 students. Liverpool is famous for its maritime history and for being the birthplace of The Beatles. It provides a lively atmosphere for both residents and visitors. Its transformation from a key industrial hub to a modern cultural city makes it an exciting destination. Liverpool has many respected schools. The University of Liverpool ranks 165th in the QS rankings, showing its strong academic reputation. The city boasts a diverse student population and lively campus life. Its crime rate is moderate, at about 132 crimes per 1,000 residents.
These cultural landmarks add to the city's appeal as a hub for history, art, and music. Students are attracted to Liverpool for its affordable living, rich cultural scene, and the opportunity to be part of a city with significant historical and academic importance. Byrom Point Student Accommodation Liverpool is specifically designed and built for students by considering their comfort and needs. Byrom Point Liverpool Accommodation is popular among students because of its amazing facilities.
At Byrom Point Liverpool, students will find the perfect Liverpool student accommodation they are searching for. Students will find a diversity of room types to suit their preferences, ranging from Ensuite Gold, Ensuite Bronze, Studio Gold - City View, and many more. Each room at Student Roost Byrom Point Liverpool is equipped with a small double bed and ample under-bed storage for personal items. A wardrobe to keep belongings organised and a personal study space with a desk and chair, all designed for the student's comfort. Staying connected is easy, as every space includes wifi to ensure a seamless online experience for study or leisure.
Within the residence, the communal laundry (self paid) offers convenience for everyday needs, while communal events promote a social atmosphere. Cyclists will appreciate the secure bike storage, and fitness enthusiasts will benefit from the on-site gym. For relaxation and entertainment, a welcoming entertainment area/room, a well-equipped library/study area, and an immersive cinema room are at the residents' disposal. Elevators/lifts in the building provide easy access across the floors, and vending machines are handy for quick snacks. The building ensures inclusivity with wheelchair access, and for peace of mind, secure building entry, security officer and CCTV/surveillance cameras maintain security. An on-site concierge is available to assist with any inquiries.
Byrom Point Liverpool ensures that living expenses remain predictable, with various expenses included in the rent. Along with wifi, the rent covers utility bills such as water, electricity, heating, and gas. For additional peace of mind, contents insurance and the TV license in the main communal area are also part of the package. Emphasising both safety and community, Byrom Point Liverpool accommodation offers a designated outside smoking area and specifies that alcohol is not allowed, fostering a responsible living environment. All these perks are the reason why Byrom Point reviews are always soaring high.
Perfectly located in the heart of the city, Byrom Point Liverpool has a great location to meet every student's needs. Esteemed institutions like the City of Liverpool College and Liverpool International College are located within the vicinity of Byrom Point, making the commute extremely convenient.
Byrom Point Student Accommodation Liverpool also provides immediate access to a wealth of dining options, such as Fattoush Restaurant, Casa Italia, and Tiger Rock Restaurant North John Street. These places make your food adventures as diverse as they are delicious. For those late-night study sessions or social gatherings, popular bars and cafes like Shenanigans, the Ship & Mitre, Vauxhall Vaults, The Railway, and Tempest on Tithebarn, are some of the nearest and most popular options near Byrom Point Liverpool. In need of some fresh produce or quick groceries? Shops like Tesco Express cater to every culinary and shopping need. When health and well-being come first, the proximity to Spire Liverpool Hospital ensures peace of mind for residents of Byrom Point Liverpool.
Moreover, the serene St. John's Gardens and iconic River Mersey waterfront are perfect spots for unwinding and taking a break from the hectic university lifestyle. Exploring the city's culture is effortless with its famed attractions. The Liverpool Cavern Club, Liverpool Cathedral, and the bustling Albert Dock area nearby, offering a perfect mix of history, culture, and modern urban living. Byrom Point not only puts you in a prime spot for academic pursuits but also at the centre of urban living!
Students residing near Byrom Point Liverpool have access to excellent commute options. The Fontenoy Street (Stop DA) bus stop is conveniently located at 5-minute walk, offering regular services to various parts of the city. Another key transport hub is the Great Crosshall Street/Fontenoy Street stop (4-minute walk), which serves multiple bus routes. For those looking to explore further afield, Liverpool Lime Street station, the city's main railway station, is within a 20-minute walk away.
Explore the property through a virtual walkthrough and discover a variety of in house amenities all at highly affordable rents.
For 26-27 AY:-
This property does not requires any deposit to secure the booking.
For 26-27 AY:-
1. Annual Instalment
2. Monthly Instalment (additional 2% needs to be paid on top of the rent)
3. Termly Instalment
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
Pay using a Credit Card, Debit Card, or Convera.
Please note: The property management accepts all major debit and credit cards with the exception of American Express.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
To be a guarantor, you do not need a UK address; we accept international guarantors.
To be accepted as a guarantor, you must meet the following criteria:
- Over the age of 18 years of age.
- Not a student.
- In full time employment and either a homeowner or renting accommodation.
Free Dual occupancies will be applicable to studios (To be eligible for dual occupancy, both residents must be students).
For 26-27 AY:-
1. If a Holding Payment has been made and the Reservation Agreement accepted, a cooling-off period of three (3) days applies, starting from the date of the Reservation Agreement or payment of the Holding Payment (whichever is earlier).
2. If you cancel your Reservation Agreement after three-day cooling-off period, your Holding Payment will be retained.
3. When you proceed to sign your Rental Agreement, any Holding Payment that you made will be deducted from your first instalment of rent.
For 25-26 AY:-
1. You can cancel your booking in writing or by sending an email directly to the property within 3 days of accepting your tenancy agreement. If you decide to cancel your accommodation booking within these 3 days, they will arrange a full refund of your deposit and/or any payments you have made.
2. If you book your accommodation on or after 1 August 2025, your cooling off period & offer acceptance period will be reduced to 24 hours only from the point you accept it. If you do cancel your booking within these 24 hours, they will arrange the return of your full deposit and/or any payments you have made.
Note: If you check in to your accommodation and collect the keys during the cooling-off period, the cooling-off period will immediately and automatically end at the point you accept the keys.
For 26-27 AY : -
You may be eligible to cancel your Rental Agreement if your visa application has been declined. This criterion does not apply in circumstances where a visa has been granted and subsequently withdrawn.
If you wish to cancel your tenancy agreement after commencement of the term of your tenancy agreement, and the property management agree to release you, you will remain liable to pay rent for four (4) weeks from the date the property management notify you in writing of your release, unless a suitable replacement tenant is found by you and approved by the property management.
Important Notes
The early end of the academic year, or early completion of any examination period, does not qualify as a valid reason for release from your tenancy. You will remain liable for rent for the full tenancy period stated in your tenancy agreement.
For 25-26 AY: -
If you fail to obtain the visa needed to take up your University place at the start of the 2025/26 academic year & you wish to terminate your tenancy agreement after the cooling-off period has expired, there are circumstances where you may be able to be released from your tenancy.
To submit a cancellation request, please send an email or letter directly to your property with supporting evidence as set out below. The property will respond as soon as possible with a decision or requesting additional information to support your request. Please note that failure to send any, or insufficient, official written evidence supporting the reason for your cancellation request may delay a decision being made.
Please email or write to your property explaining the reason(s) you need to cancel and enclosing official written evidence from the relevant visa authorities/embassy supporting the reason(s) why you cannot attend the relevant University.
If sufficient evidence is provided to their satisfaction, you will be eligible for release from your tenancy agreement from the date of their approval of your cancellation request (which will not be earlier than the date they receive satisfactory evidence) and they will arrange to return your deposit (if you have already moved into your accommodation, this would be less any deductions relating to unpaid rent owed (if any) for the period you have occupied the Accommodation up to the approved date of cancellation and the condition of your room/flat upon your departure).
Note:
1. They assess all cancellation requests on a case-by-case basis.
2. The end of the academic year, or the conclusion of any examination period, does not qualify for release from the tenancy and tenants will remain liable for the full tenancy period in their tenancy agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, you will remain fully liable for the entire duration of the tenancy agreement regardless of the academic calendar or exam schedules.
For 26-27 AY :-
What constitutes sufficient evidence will be determined by property (acting reasonably), and may include official written documentation from UCAS, or an embassy, supporting your stated reason for cancellation.
To submit a cancellation request where you meet the Cancellation Criteria, please send an email or letter including all relevant supporting evidence to the property management.
You may be eligible to cancel your Rental Agreement if you have failed to obtain the required grades to study at university at the start of the 2026/27 academic year, and as such, you do not have student status.
In all cases, sufficient evidence to support your request must be provided.
Failure to provide sufficient evidence may delay our decision. Property will respond either:
• confirming our decision; or
• requesting further information if required.
If you submit a cancellation request which satisfies the Cancellation Criteria after the tenancy start date you will be released from your tenancy agreement from the date that is 4 weeks after sufficient evidence has been shared with property management and you will remain liable for rent from the tenancy start date until then.
Important Notes
The early end of the academic year, or early completion of any examination period, does not qualify as a valid reason for release from your tenancy. You will remain liable for rent for the full tenancy period stated in your tenancy agreement.
For 25-26 AY: -
If you wish to terminate your tenancy agreement after the cooling-off period has expired, there are some circumstances where you may be able to be released from your tenancy.
To submit a cancellation request, please send an email or letter directly to your property with supporting evidence as set out below. The property will respond as soon as possible with a decision or requesting additional information to support your request. Please note that failure to send any, or insufficient, official written evidence supporting the reason for your cancellation request may delay a decision being made.
The following procedure applies to the below:
1. Failed to receive the grades needed to take up your University place at the start of the 2025/26 academic year.
If you’ve confirmed your accommodation but then can no longer attend the affiliated University for the 2025/26 academic year for one or more of the above reasons, you may be able to cancel. Please email or write to your property explaining the reason(s) you need to cancel and enclosing official written evidence from the relevant University and/or Summer School and/or UCAS supporting the reason(s) why you cannot attend the relevant University.
If sufficient evidence is provided to the property's satisfaction, you will be eligible for release from your tenancy agreement from the date of their approval of your cancellation request (which will not be earlier than the date they receive satisfactory evidence). You will remain liable for the Rent from the Tenancy Start Date until the date of approval of your cancellation request. They will arrange to return your deposit if any was paid. However, if you have already moved into your Accommodation, the deposit will be subject to deductions for any unpaid rent for the period of occupancy of the Accommodation up to the approved cancellation date, as well as any charges related to the condition of your room/flat upon your departure.
The following procedure applies to the below:
1. Eviction from University
2. Voluntary withdrawal from University
Canceling your tenancy agreement for one of the above reasons is subject to approval at their sole discretion. They will consider cancellation requests for these reasons on a case-by-case basis.
Please email or write to your property explaining the reason why you would like to cancel your tenancy and enclosing official written evidence from the University supporting the reason for your request.
Please note that until a decision is made by the property you will continue to be liable for the rent.
If your cancellation request is approved, you will be released from your tenancy agreement from the date of their approval (which will not be earlier than the date they receive satisfactory evidence supporting the request). You will remain liable for the Rent from the Tenancy Start Date until the date of approval of your cancellation request. They will arrange the return of your deposit if any was paid; however, if you have already moved into your Accommodation, the deposit will be subject to deductions for any unpaid rent for the period of occupancy of the Accommodation up to the approved cancellation date, as well as any charges related to the condition of your room/flat upon your departure.
Note: The end of the academic year, or the conclusion of any examination period, does not qualify for release from the tenancy and tenants will remain liable for the full tenancy period in their tenancy agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, you will remain fully liable for the entire duration of the tenancy agreement regardless of the academic calendar or exam schedules.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
To submit a cancellation request, please send an email or letter directly to your property with supporting evidence as set out below. The property will respond as soon as possible with a decision or requesting additional information to support your request. Please note that failure to send any, or insufficient, official written evidence supporting the reason for your cancellation request may delay a decision being made.
The following procedure applies to the below:
1. The pre-sessional English language course required to take up your University place is canceled.
For 26-27 AY : -
If you wish to cancel your tenancy agreement after commencement of the term of your tenancy agreement, and we agree to release you, you will remain liable to pay rent for four (4) weeks from the date we notify you in writing of your release, unless a suitable replacement tenant is found by you and approved by us (as set out below).
Replacement tenant conditions
For a replacement tenant to be suitable it must:
• be a student and meet the accommodation preferences attached to your room (for example, a female-only flat);
• not have any rent arrears under any other rental agreements with Student Roost;
• not be an existing resident or have an existing 2026/27 room booking with Student Roost; sign a rental Agreement for the entire length of the remaining term of your tenancy agreement and secure it with payment of any required deposit.
A tenancy takeover Fee of £50 will apply. This non-refundable fee covers the administrative costs associated with changing your tenancy agreement. YOU ARE ONLY PERMITTED TO DO THIS UNTIL 31 MAY 2027. FROM AND INCLUDING 1 JUNE 2027 AN OCCUPATION TAKEOVER IS NOT POSSIBLE.
For 25-26 AY: -
If you do not wish to live at the property for one or more of the below reasons you will be required to find a replacement person to take over your tenancy:
1. Change of mind.
2. Booked different accommodations.
3. Accepted onto a placement or exchange program.
4. Single semester course.
5. Classes temporarily or permanently being delivered online.
6. Decide to commute to your University city.
YOU ARE ONLY PERMITTED TO DO THIS UNTIL 31 MAY 2026. FROM AND INCLUDING 1 JUNE 2026 A TENANCY TAKEOVER IS NOT POSSIBLE.
The replacement person must be a student and match the preferences of the accommodation (e.g. female-only flat), and you must not have any rent arrears. Also, an existing resident/an individual who has a completed 2025/26 room booking with the property cannot be used as a replacement person.
The Original student must send confirmation in writing to the property stating they authorise the tenancy takeover - without this confirmation the property will be unable to process the takeover.
A TENANCY TAKEOVER FEE OF £50 WILL APPLY. This fee is non-refundable and covers the costs associated with changing your tenancy agreement.
The replacement person must sign a contract for the entire length of your tenancy agreement and secure this with payment of the deposit. If a replacement person is found, you will be released from your tenancy agreement from the start date of the replacement person’s tenancy period, provided that the replacement person has signed their tenancy agreement and any applicable cooling-off period has expired. They will also return your deposit (minus any deductions relating to unpaid rent and/or to the condition of your room/flat upon your departure).
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR THE RENT UNTIL THE REPLACEMENT PERSON HAS SIGNED THEIR TENANCY AGREEMENT AND PAID THE DEPOSIT, ANY APPLICABLE COOLING-OFF PERIOD HAS EXPIRED AND THEIR TENANCY PERIOD HAS STARTED.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
To submit a cancellation request, please send an email or letter directly to your property with supporting evidence as set out below. The property will respond as soon as possible with a decision or requesting additional information to support your request. Please note that failure to send any, or insufficient, official written evidence supporting the reason for your cancellation request may delay a decision being made.
The following procedure applies to the below:
1. University entry is deferred from the start of the 2025/26 academic year until the start of the 2026/27 academic year.
For 26-27 AY :-
CANCELLATION OF BOOKINGS BY THE PROPERTY FOR 2026/27 ACADEMIC YEAR CANCELLATION BEFORE CHECK-IN: -
1. The property may cancel your booking at its discretion at any time before you check-in to the property if:
(i) you have any rent arrears or owe any amounts/fees under any prior tenancy agreement or occupation contract with them or any member of its group;
(ii) you have not paid the rent due by the rent date, according to the payment frequency chosen during the booking process;
(iii) you have not paid the damages deposit;
(iv) you have not provided your guarantor's signed guarantee agreement (a) within 14 days of signing your tenancy agreement/occupation contract, or (b) before your check-in date, whichever is the earlier; or
(v) you have not checked-in within 14 days of the start of the tenancy period/occupation period, unless you have made arrangements with the property for late arrival. You will be liable for the rent up to and including the date of termination.
2. The property may terminate your tenancy agreement/occupation contract at any time before the first day of the tenancy period/occupation period if you are not able to start or continue your course of study at your chosen university or college. You must notify them in accordance with the terms of their 2026/27 Cancellation Policy.
TERMINATION DURING TENANCY PERIOD/OCCUPATION PERIOD: -
1. The property may terminate your tenancy agreement/occupation contract at any time during the tenancy period/occupation period if:
(i) you cease to be student in full time education in the United Kingdom;
(ii) you engage in any criminal or antisocial behavior;
(iii) you breach or fail to observe any obligation or other term of your tenancy agreement or occupation contract; or
(iv) your property is located in Scotland or Northern Ireland, the rent is unpaid for 14 days after becoming due (whether legally demanded or not).
They will comply with all applicable laws when terminating your tenancy agreement/occupation contract in these circumstances.
The effect of such termination will be to end the tenancy period/occupation period but will not release you from any outstanding obligation and you will still be liable for the rent up to and including the date of termination and any other payments due.
2. If your property is located in England, they may apply to court for possession of the accommodation if any of the grounds numbered 2, 6, 7A, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 or 17 in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 exist or arise.
3. If your property is located in Wales, they may make a possession claim to court for possession of the accommodation in the circumstances set out in Chapters 3 and 7 of Part 9 of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016.
Note: Full details of the circumstances when they can terminate your tenancy agreement/occupation contract are set out in your tenancy agreement/occupation contract. You are advised to read the tenancy agreement/occupation contract carefully.
For 25-26 AY: -
CANCELLATION OF BOOKINGS BY THE PROPERTY FOR 2025/26 ACADEMIC YEAR CANCELLATION BEFORE CHECK-IN: -
1. The property may cancel your booking at its discretion at any time before you check-in to the property if:
(i) you have any rent arrears or owe any amounts/fees under any prior tenancy agreement or occupation contract with them or any member of its group;
(ii) you have not paid the rent due by the rent date, according to the payment frequency chosen during the booking process;
(iii) you have not paid the damages deposit;
(iv) you have not provided your guarantor's signed guarantee agreement (a) within 14 days of signing your tenancy agreement/occupation contract, or (b) before your check-in date, whichever is the earlier; or
(v) you have not checked-in within 14 days of the start of the tenancy period/occupation period, unless you have made arrangements with the property for late arrival. You will be liable for the rent up to and including the date of termination.
2. The property may terminate your tenancy agreement/occupation contract at any time before the first day of the tenancy period/occupation period if you are not able to start or continue your course of study at your chosen university or college. You must notify them in accordance with the terms of their 2025/26 Cancellation Policy.
TERMINATION DURING TENANCY PERIOD/OCCUPATION PERIOD: -
1. The property may terminate your tenancy agreement/occupation contract at any time during the tenancy period/occupation period if:
(i) you cease to be student in full time education in the United Kingdom;
(ii) you engage in any criminal or antisocial behavior;
(iii) you breach or fail to observe any obligation or other term of your tenancy agreement or occupation contract; or
(iv) your property is located in Scotland or Northern Ireland, the rent is unpaid for 14 days after becoming due (whether legally demanded or not).
They will comply with all applicable laws when terminating your tenancy agreement/occupation contract in these circumstances.
The effect of such termination will be to end the tenancy period/occupation period but will not release you from any outstanding obligation and you will still be liable for the rent up to and including the date of termination and any other payments due.
2. If your property is located in England, they may apply to court for possession of the accommodation if any of the grounds numbered 2, 6, 7A, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 or 17 in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 exist or arise.
3. If your property is located in Wales, they may make a possession claim to court for possession of the accommodation in the circumstances set out in Chapters 3 and 7 of Part 9 of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016.
Note: Full details of the circumstances when they can terminate your tenancy agreement/occupation contract are set out in your tenancy agreement/occupation contract. You are advised to read the tenancy agreement/occupation contract carefully.
Before you book, it's worth considering what exactly you're looking for - and what you need - from your student accommodation.
From en-suites to studios, We have a range of room types to choose from. Discover the differences to make your choice.
You can live with your friends. Whether you want to live with your best mates or newfound friends, there are room type options to suit your living style. They even have a dedicated Group Booking function on their website so you and your mates can book a whole flat, together.
Dual occupancy is available in selected rooms and locations.
There is an additional weekly charge for dual occupancy at all properties that offer studio rooms. Kindly check the amber website for more information.
Accommodation are available to all university students, no matter their year of study. While they don’t have postgraduate-only properties, many of their properties feature studio rooms which are popular with postgraduate students who want a more independent experience of student living.
You can choose to keep your current room or a different one. If you fancy a change and want to book a new room type, this can either be at your current accommodation or another city.
Your tenancy agreement, which was signed at the point of you accepting your accommodation, will show the date that your tenancy begins – which is also your arrival date.
Depending on availability, some accomodations do offer early arrival. They know that plans change, sometimes unexpectedly, which is why they offer flexible tenancies
The Accommodation teams will match you to a room and flat based on any additional requirements you have outlined in your booking, but this can’t always be guaranteed.
Guests may stay for a maximum of three nights per week, unless otherwise approved by the accommodation team.
You’ll need to register to enable your policy and see:
The accommodation teams are available 24/7 to support you with any concerns around anti-social behaviour in your property. You can contact the residence team via the property telephone, live chat or email or speak to one of the team in reception. They can then take appropriate action. This might include speaking to the resident(s) in question about the obligations in their tenancy agreement and the effect of their behaviour on others, or informing their guarantor, university or other authorities. If you witness an incident where there is immediate risk to others, you should alert emergency services by ringing 999 immediately.
Shared flat
This is the most common room type booked by a group of friends. Shared flats, with or without individual en-suites, go from three bedrooms to ten, so you can live with a smaller or bigger group of friends. You will need to speak to your property team directly about their shared flat availability, to make sure you’re booking the one that’s right for you.
Two-bedroom apartment
If it’s just you and one other mate, then you might prefer a two-bedroom
apartment rather than a shared flat. You’ll have your own bedrooms and a shared bathroom and kitchen/living area, which will be easier to keep tidy with just two of you! Only select properties have two-bedroom apartments, so be sure to double check on the property page when making your booking.
Only Studio rooms, of any style, can be booked under a dual occupancy.
Yes, to qualify for dual occupancy both the lead customer and the second tenant must be enrolled at university.
During the first part of the booking process, there is the option to request an accessible room. This enables our property teams to find the most suitable room for you that meets all your needs.
There is a dedicated ‘Additional information’ section during the booking process, which allows you to make a note of your living preferences and any additional requirements you might need. Once you have completed your booking, your property team will be able to see the information you have added and allocate you a room based on your preferences.
It’s never too early to secure your accommodation! Booking early gives you peace of mind that you’ve got one of the most important parts of the uni to-do list ticked off.
If you’re already living with the property, rebooking your room as soon as booking opens means you can secure the same room you’re currently got. Plus, you don’t have to pack all your belongings and move them to another room!
As a resident of the property, you can quickly and easily rebook your room by getting in touch with the amber agent.
The location of the property and its facilities are an important factor to consider, especially if you’re moving to a new city. Whether you're going to be studying on campus full-time or mixing it up in a blended learning environment, you're going to need to get to know the city you'll be moving to.
In terms of living space, some key things to think about when looking for last-minute student accommodation include:
The property team never want you to dislike where you live and if they can do something to make your living experience better, they will.
They would always advise speaking to your property team directly if you would like to change/move rooms. They will be able to see the room availability, so they can advise you of any empty rooms that you can swap to.
It’s important to note that they can’t offer a room which is graded lower than your current room. For example, if you are in an en-suite silver room but the only available spare rooms in the property are en-suite bronze, we wouldn’t be able to make the swap. However, you can upgrade if there is availability: for example, moving from an en-suite silver to an en-suite gold.
When additional requests are made during the booking process, the property teams try their best to accommodate as many requests as possible. These requests aren’t guaranteed and are dependent on the availability at your property.
Essays to write, gaming to stream. Rest assured you'll stay connected with free Wi-Fi across all of the buildings.
Keeping you connected with friends and family, while ensuring you can study uninterrupted, is a key part of the living experience at the property.
Properties provide high-speed Wi-Fi for residents, included in the price of rent, and free from usage caps, limits or hidden costs.
Details on how to connect to your property Wi-Fi will be included in your online induction, and you will also receive a guide on check-in.
Your devices won’t connect automatically when you are connected to the Wi-Fi, so you will need to connect each device manually.
The residence team encourage residents to contact the Wi-Fi provider directly if you are experiencing issues. Contact details will be found in the Wi-Fi connection guide you will receive when you check-in. If there is a property-wide problem or if, for any reason, the Wi-Fi needs to be disconnected, your property team will contact you in advance of this happening.
You may find your broadband speed varies during the time of day; for example, during the peak time of 7pm to 11pm, or there may be other factors affecting your speed, e.g. uploads running in the background, security features performing scans, etc.
Your personal Wi-Fi connection is available in your flat. If you wish to connect to Wi-Fi in common areas, please contact your reception team who will be able to give you the guest log-in details.
You will need to let your property team know, either in-person at reception, or via email, telephone call or via the property app, when you have a maintenance issue.
They will make sure this is logged on the maintenance system for the dedicated in-house maintenance team to investigate and fix. Try to provide as much detail as possible when logging a maintenance request, as this will help the team to gather the correct tools needed or receive assistance from an external contractor where required.
This can depend on the severity of the issue, however the property team aim to respond to emergency repairs within 4 hours.
When your request is logged onto their system by the residence team, it is automatically graded based on priority. For example, an emergency request would be an overflowing toilet or loss of water/heating, whereas a moderate request could be a lightbulb change or a request for an extra piece of furniture.
If the property team need to ask an external contractor or specialist to investigate your maintenance issue further, they will always let you know. This usually happens when problems are identified with materials and services such as main entrance doors, lifts, electricity, water or CCTV. Where possible, the property maintenance teams will try their best to fix the issue without support from an external contractor.
From 24/7 onsite support to comprehensive signposting, they've got your best interests at heart around the clock.
Wherever you are in your student journey, you may end up facing pressures related to uni life on top of all the stresses and anxieties that modern life can throw your way.
Knowing where to turn when times get tough can really help to give you peace of mind, so you can look after your mental health while you’re living in student accommodation.
Anti-social behaviour can be any behaviour that causes, or may cause, distress, nuisance, annoyance, alarm or harassment to other residents, Property team members, contractors, visitors to the property or the wider community. For example, playing loud music late at night, using illegal drugs, smoking in your flat or using threatening or abusive language towards other residents or residence team members.
The property teams are available 24/7 to support you with any concerns around anti-social behaviour in your property. You can speak to one of the team in reception or contact them via the property telephone, live chat or email.
They can then take appropriate action. This might include speaking to the resident(s) in question about the obligations in their tenancy agreement and the effect of their behaviour on others, or informing their guarantor, university or other authorities.
If you witness an incident where there is immediate risk to others, you should alert emergency services by ringing 999 immediately.
If you are an overseas student planning to study at university in the UK, then you will need to apply for a student visa before arriving.
Before you can complete your visa application, there are a few things you need to make sure you have:
These are the essentials you’ll need before making your application. Other information and documentation you may be asked for include:
The official UK Government website states that you will receive a decision with three weeks, however this may be longer or shorter depending on when you submit your application and if further documentation and information is required.
If you have all the required documentation then we suggest applying as soon as possible, so if there are any delays in receiving your visa, you have plenty of time to enquire ahead of your check in date. UCAS suggests applying before August, as this is the busiest time for student visa applications and you may not receive a decision in time.
If you're coming to the UK from overseas, travelling light will make the experience less stressful.
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Liverpool is a famous city in the UK, it has over 70,000 domestic and international students studying in top institutions of the city. The student population is large and thus on-campus university accommodation options fill up quickly, leading many students to choose off-campus student accommodation in Liverpool. Amber helps in easing the process of finding the student apartments Liverpool. Liverpool student homes include furnished en-suite, non-ensuite, private, and shared apartments close to major universities.
With amber you can compare options before securing student homes in Liverpool near top universities like the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University, and the Liverpool Institute. Amber has 24/7 assistance, flexible stay durations, and a hassle-free booking process so that you can find Liverpool student accommodation options easily.
Liverpool is a city on the Mersey River in the northwest of England. It's well-known for its rich sea-faring history and famous cultural background, and it was famously home to the Beatles. With a unique blend of nightlife and culture, as well as historic places such as the Royal Albert Dock and the UNESCO designated "Liverpool Waterfront", Liverpool has much to offer students. The city has a population of approximately 500,000, with many different ethnic groups among its residents, making Liverpool an excellent place for students. There are also outdoor places such as the Lake District and Snowdonia National Park.
In addition to being a lively city, Liverpool is also a major educational centre in the United Kingdom, with several of the top universities being located there with specific emphasis on research-based education and a commitment to providing students with opportunities for experiential learning. Students can expect an affordable cost of living as well as it is 54th QS Best Student City ranking, which is indicative of Liverpool's welcoming and student-friendly attitude. Liverpool also hosts annual live music events like Liverpool Sound City. It also has neighbourhoods such as Anfield and Sefton Park, which provide an exciting mix of history and young energy.
There are a variety of Liverpool student accommodations which are available for students in the liverpool. Below are some of the top student housing in Liverpool for your academic year.
| Best student accommodations in Liverpool | Top Amenities | Nearby University | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iconinc The Ascent | Sauna, Music Room, 24h Concierge, Gym, Cinema | Liverpool John Moores (LJMU), University of Liverpool | £234/week |
| Windsor Court | 1Gbps Wired Internet, Smart Study Area, TV in Room | University of Liverpool, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine | £195/week |
| Vista Square | Yoga Studio, Karaoke, Private Dining, Prayer Room | University of Liverpool (8 min walk), LJMU Mount Pleasant | £195/week |
| Fontenoy Apartments | Cinema Room, Games Lounge, Vending Machine, Gym | LJMU City Campus, SAE Institute Liverpool | £185/week |
| Vita Student The Tinlings | Swimming Pool, Free Breakfast, Bi-weekly Housekeeping | University of Liverpool, LJMU, SAE Institute | £182/week |
From affordable student houses in Liverpool to budget-friendly student accom Liverpool, it provides cost-effective living options without compromising on comfort, and most student housing in Liverpool is fully furnished. Here are some of the affordable student accommodations in Liverpool:
| Affordable student flats in Liverpool | Top Amenities | Nearby University | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| St Andrew’s Gardens | Large Garden/Courtyard, Communal Lounge, Parking | University of Liverpool (7 min walk), LJMU | £95/week |
| Marybone Village 1 | On-site Gym, Cinema Room, Pool Table | LJMU (Adjacent), University of Liverpool (Bus) | £98/week |
| Europa | Courtyard, Social Events, TV in Shared Kitchen | Liverpool Hope University, University of Liverpool | £99/week |
| Grand Central | Outdoor Social Space, PS4 Lounge, Vending Machines | LJMU (8 min walk), University of Liverpool | £99/week |
| Arrad House | Knowledge Quarter Location, Outdoor Social Space | University of Liverpool (2 min walk), LJMU | £102/week |
Liverpool has a range of neighbourhoods for student residence Liverpool, each with unique characteristics that cater to different preferences and lifestyles. The city centre offers modern flats and a premium living experience, close to shops and entertainment. Have a look at some of the best areas in Liverpool:
| Neighborhood | Vibe & Features | Monthly Cost (Est.) | Recommended Liverpool Student Accommodation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aigburth | Green and quiet; ideal for those who want a "village" feel near Sefton Park. | £750 – £900 | Private student rooms in Liverpool such as Borden Court |
| Allerton | Charming suburban area with great local shops and easy access to green spaces. | £750 – £950 | Various shared student homes in Liverpool. |
| Edge Hill | Budget-friendly and very close to the Knowledge Quarter and city campuses. | £700 – £850 | Best Liverpool accommodations such as St Andrew’s Gardens |
| Lark Lane | Bohemian social hub with independent cafes; just a short hop from the city centre. | £800 – £950 | Student accommodation near Liverpool University such as Queensland Place. |
Liverpool has a variety of student housing options that fit different lifestyles, budgets, and preferences. Amber provides a list of fully furnished purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in Liverpool. Many student accommodations in Liverpool provide on-site support and security. Here’s a breakdown of the room types available in student accommodation in Liverpool:
1. Ensuite Rooms - Ensuite rooms come with a private bedroom and attached bathroom.
Privacy: A private bathroom.
Shared Living Areas: Kitchen and lounge are shared.
Ideal For: Students wanting privacy.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms - Non-ensuite rooms have a private bedroom with a shared bathroom.
Privacy: Bedroom remains personal, bathroom is shared.
Shared Living Areas: Kitchens and common areas are communal.
Ideal For: Students looking for affordable housing.
3. Shared Apartments-This student rentals Liverpool offers individual bedrooms while residents share bathrooms, kitchens, and lounges.
Privacy: Bedrooms are private; other areas are shared.
Shared Living Areas: Strong focus on social living.
Ideal For: Students who enjoy social life.
4. Private Rooms – Private apartments provide a full flat with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen solely for one person.
Privacy: Full privacy with no shared areas.
Shared Living Areas: None; the entire space belongs to the resident.
Ideal For: Students who want full independence and maximum comfort.
5. Studios - Studios are independent private spaces with their own halls, a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen in one unit.
Privacy: Complete independence with private facilities.
Shared Living Areas: No shared spaces.
Ideal For: Students who prefer independence.
The average cost of living for students in Liverpool is approximately 23% cheaper than in London, with students usually spending £750 - £1,100 per month, depending on lifestyle. Here's a breakdown of typical monthly expenses to help plan your budget, excluding rent for your luxury student homes Liverpool:
1. Food and eatery: £150 to £270 monthly.
2. Travelling expenses: ( Public transport ) £40 and £70 monthly.
3. Leisure and entertainment: £50 to £130 monthly.
4. Stationery and textbooks: £80 to £100 per month
5. Internet & mobile phone: £50 to £80 per month
6. Average rent: £140 to £170 per month
Transport in Liverpool is easy and inexpensive, meaning that students can discover this wonderful city and travel between their homes and other locations easily. Liverpool has a variety of transport options that meet your budget and preferences. The closest airport is John Lennon Airport in Liverpool. Some of the best modes of transport available for students include:
| Mode | Routes Covered | Student Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Arriva Bus (UniRider) | All Arriva services across Liverpool City Region | £193 (Term 1) / £487 (Full Year) |
| Stagecoach Bus (UniRider) | All Stagecoach services in Merseyside & Chester | £165 (Term 1) / £399 (Annual) |
| Merseyrail (Railpass) | Selected zones (Northern, Wirral, & City lines) | ~£96 – £198 (Per Term depending on zones) |
| Trio Ticket | Combined Bus, Train, and Ferry (All Merseyside) | £110 – £225 (Per Term depending on zones) |
| Bolt E-Scooters / Bikes | City-wide (including Speke/Garston) | £1 unlock fee + ~£0.20/min (Student discounts via app) |
| Mersey Ferry | Cross-river (Liverpool Seacombe/Woodside) | £11.50 (Sightseeing) / £4 (Commuter Return) |
| Walking / Cycling | Knowledge Quarter, City Center, & Parks | Free (Bike hire from Student Guild: £40–£60/year) |
Liverpool is a city full of excitement for students due to its mixture of modern amenities and also its culture and rich history. The Liverpool City Centre and Baltic Triangle are two very popular areas to live in because they have everything from libraries to cafes to rivers like the River Mersey where students can study or relax. The City Centre is also noted for having a lot of entertainment which draws many students in that area as well. There are many cultural experiences that you can experience in Liverpool, such as Tate Liverpool, Walker Art Gallery, and The Museum of Liverpool. There are three major football clubs in the city - Liverpool FC, Everton FC, and Tranmere Rovers - so students can also enjoy a variety of sporting events in Liverpool as well. The city is very easy to navigate with excellent public transportation so you can effortlessly explore all that Liverpool has to offer, and its overall atmosphere will allow for a perfect mix between work and play. For more information on how to navigate the city, visit the Liverpool City Guide. This will also assist you in locating Liverpool student houses to rent.
When many people think of Liverpool they immediately think of the city's incredible music scene, one of the most recognised places in the city because it is where The Beatles created some of their biggest hits and still today it has The Cavern Club, the best music venue in the world. If you are looking for some of the best coffee in the city, you should check out Bold Street Coffee; they are known for their amazing coffee and pastries.
The city’s higher education institutions are well-respected both nationally and internationally, with strong academic reputations, diverse student populations, and strong industry links. Some top universities with courses in business, performing arts and more include:
| University Name | Top Courses | Best Off-campus Accommodation Options |
|---|---|---|
| Liverpool Hope University | Law, Medicine, Engineering, Business, Computer Science | Liverpool Uni accommodations such as iQ East Court |
| Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) | Criminology, Nursing, Sports Science, Architecture, Business Management | Accommodation options like XI Arndale House |
| Liverpool Hope University | Education, Fine Arts, Theology, Psychology | student accommodation near Liverpool Hope University such as Queensland Place |