Cathedral Campus Liverpool is a premium residence designed for students who want comfort, convenience, and a focused community atmosphere in the heart of the city. Located at 1 Cathedral Gate, L1 7BT, the Cathedral campus Liverpool places students within easy reach of leading universities, transport links, supermarkets, dining hubs, and cultural hotspots. City of Liverpool College and Liverpool John Moores University are within walking distance, 5 minutes. With modern interiors and thoughtfully designed living silver, and gold non-en suite rooms, en suite rooms, and studios, available both in shared and private rooms without any hidden fees and all-inclusive bills. The neighbourhood is one of the best areas to live in Liverpool that offers a balanced lifestyle that supports both academic success and social wellbeing.
Liverpool is home to around 500,000 residents and more than 70,000 students, creating a youth-friendly atmosphere ideal for international students. Over 15% of the student living population comes from diverse international backgrounds, ensuring a welcoming and multicultural community. The city is known for its strong student support services and well-monitored university areas. The cost of living for students is approximately 20–30% lower than in any other city in the United Kingdom, making it affordable without compromising quality of life.
Cathedral Campus Liverpool student accommodation offers a wide variety of room types to suit different budgets and preferences. Students can choose from Silver Non Ensuite and Gold Non Ensuite rooms that feature a private bedroom with a small double bed, wardrobe, shelving, Wi-Fi, study desk, and chair, while sharing bathroom and kitchen facilities. The Gold 2 Bed Apartment option also provides a shared living environment ideal for friends. For added privacy, students experience Silver Ensuite Small, Gold Ensuite Compact, Silver Ensuite Medium, Gold Ensuite Small, Silver Ensuite Large, Gold Ensuite Medium, and Gold Ensuite Large rooms, which include private bathrooms alongside shared kitchens. Each ensuite room at the Cathedral Campus Liverpool includes a small double bed, a wardrobe, shelving, Wi-Fi, and dedicated desk space, ensuring comfort and productivity.
For students seeking independent living, cathedral campus Liverpool also provides fully self-contained studios. The Gold Studio, Platinum Studio, and Silver Studio options include a private bathroom, private kitchen, double bed, lounge area, wardrobe, shelving, and study desk with chair. The Silver Studio additionally features high-speed 250Mbps Wi-Fi, ideal for streaming and online learning. These studio options within Cathedral Campus Liverpool student housing are perfect for students or those who prefer complete privacy while staying connected to a student community. One of the standout benefits of Cathedral Campus Liverpool student housing is the inclusion of utility bills in the rent. Students benefit from Wi-Fi, electricity, heating, water, and content insurance, helping them save approximately £20 per week compared to average bills. This makes the Cathedral campus Liverpool a financially smart option for both domestic and international students, managing their cost of living in Liverpool. There is an on-site maintenance team and an on-site management team available for support, along with 24-hour security for peace of mind. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, on-site car parking, bike storage, extensive outdoor gardens, and a parcel handling service. The property rules, including no pets allowed, help maintain one's own space and a focused atmosphere.
Cathedral Campus is just 10 minutes from the city centre. Connectivity is another major advantage of the Cathedral campus Liverpool. The University of Liverpool is just a 4-minute drive away, while Liverpool John Moores University is only 6 minutes by car. Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts is also 7 minutes away, making daily commutes easy. Daily essentials are conveniently located near Cathedral Campus Liverpool, student accommodation. Tesco Supermarket is a 15-minute walk, and Chung Wah Supermarket is only 10 minutes away. Eurochemist pharmacy is 8 minutes on foot, while Cohen’s Chemist is 14 minutes away. Dining options nearby include Voyager’s Restaurant & Bar (10 minutes), Kopitiam Sentral Restaurant (6 minutes), and Man Tsuen Ho’s Restaurant (7 minutes), all within walking distance. This accessibility enhances the appeal of Cathedral Campus Liverpool for students who value convenience.
For international students, especially, the Cathedral campus Liverpool offers reassurance through 24-hour security, strong transport links, and proximity to major universities. The property rules, including no pets allowed, help maintain a focused and student-friendly atmosphere. Overall, Cathedral Campus Liverpool delivers a comprehensive living experience that blends comfort, safety, affordability, and accessibility in one of the UK’s most student-friendly cities. For students searching for reliable Liverpool student accommodation, this property combines central living with strong safety standards and excellent facilities. Whether students prefer shared living or independent studio apartments, Cathedral Campus Liverpool student housing provides flexible options tailored to modern academic lifestyles.
The James Street bus stop is a 9-minute walk, and the Hardy Street bus stop is 10 minutes away. Liverpool Central train station can be reached in 14 minutes on foot, while Liverpool Lime Street is just a 7-minute drive. This central positioning makes the Cathedral campus Liverpool ideal for students who want quick access to campus and the city centre. Liverpool John Lennon Airport is within driving distance of 25 mins, and Hawarden Airport EGNR is around 45 mins away by car.
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For 25-26 & 26-27 AY: -
1. You need to pay 200 GBP as a deposit to secure your room with the property.
2. This will be refunded to you at the end of your tenancy period less any deductions and pending charges.
For 25-26 AY: -
1. Full Payment: Full rent payment is due on or before 01/07/2025 (no guarantor required)
2. Payment in 3 installments: (Please note that to apply to pay by installments, you must provide a UK-based guarantor.)
a) 1st Installment: Needs to be paid on or before September
b) 2nd Installment: Needs to be paid on or before January
c) 3rd Installment: Needs to be paid on or before April
For 26-27 AY: -
1. Full Payment: Full rent payment is due on or before 1/07/2026 (no guarantor required)
a) 1st Installment: Needs to be paid on or before 24/09/2026
b) 2nd Installment: Needs to be paid on or before 7/01/2027
c) 3rd Installment: Needs to be paid on or before 22/04/2027
Credit card, debit card & bank transfer.
For 25-26 & 26-27 AY: -
1. If you’re paying ahead for the full year, you don’t need a UK guarantor. You only need a next of kin who is an emergency contact but they are not financially responsible for any rent.
2. If you wish to pay your rent by instalments, you will need a UK-based guarantor who is aged 21 or over and in full-time employment.
They’ll also need to annually earn at least 3 times your total rent amount, or be a homeowner. Your guarantor must agree to pay the rent should you default on any payment. Providing a guarantor is common practice in the UK and provides us with the security and knowledge that the rent will be paid in full and on time.
3. If you cannot provide a qualified UK guarantor, you can contact Housing Hand to provide you with a guarantor service
For 25-26 AY: -
1. You can cancel your booking anytime up to and including 31st July 2025. After signing your contract, you still have a 3-day window to request a cancellation. This is known as your 3 day cooling-off period (as once you sign the contract and surpass this 3 day period, you’re tied into the contract).
2. To inform the property that you wish to cancel, you must submit a Cancellation Request on your online property's portal account under the “Your Requests” tab within your 3 day cooling-off period. The property team would then check your online portal request was made within your 3 day cooling-off period, and if you are, they’d let you know the next steps.
3. If however you signed your contract on or before 31st July 2025, but you request to cancel outside of your 3 day cooling-off period, then you will be tied into the contract until a suitable replacement tenant is found and the replacement subsection of clause 9 of your contract is met.
Please note: If your tenancy has started and you have occupied the room, you will be charged £50 to cover their costs of preparing the room for the Replacement Tenant. Also, if you sign your contract on or after 1st August 2025, you will be immediately tied into the contract as they do not offer a cooling off period on or after this date.
For 26-27 AY: -
You signed your contract on or before 31st July 2026 and you submit a Cancellation Request, within your 3-day (72 hours, including weekends) cooling-off period of signing your contract. It would then need to be accepted by the team
Please Note: If you request to cancel more than 3 days (72 hours) after signing your contract, or you sign on or after 1st August where a cooling off period is not applicable, then you will not be cancelled until a replacement tenant is found as outlined below
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY: -
If you are coming to study from outside of the UK, and you require a VISA for this study but your VISA application is unfortunately denied, then you are able to cancel your contract as long as your contract has not yet started. You will also need to provide one of the following as supporting evidence, and there will be no penalty for your cancellation:
1. Letter of confirmation of your VISA rejection showing your full name and rejection details (all details to be on the one same letter)
2. College/university letter showing your full name and course name, alongside details of failing to gain a place on the course (all details to be on the one same letter)
The property would still need you to submit your Cancellation Request on their online portal account under the “Your Requests” tab, where you can also attach a copy of your supporting evidence.
Please note: If your tenancy has started and you have occupied the Room, you will be charged £50 to cover the costs of preparing the Room for the Replacement Tenant.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY: -
1. If you’re going into your 1st year at university (applicable to Foundation or 1st year Undergraduate students only), and you unfortunately do not achieve the required grades for your course, you will be released from your contract providing the property receive a cancellation request and results evidence within 48 hours of your results being published (both submitted on the property's portal).
2. Your results supporting evidence can be supplied from UCAS or your college/university showing your full name and the results outcome. Please submit your Cancellation Request on your online property's portal account under the “Your Requests” tab, where you can also attach a copy of your supporting evidence.
Please note:
1. This section applies to anyone going into their 1st year of study of a Foundation course, or their 1st year of an Undergraduate degree.
2. If you’ve already had a Foundation year, but then apply to live with them for your 1st year of an Undergraduate degree but wish to cancel your accommodation based on this ‘1st year guarantee’, it wouldn’t be applicable to you unfortunately as you had already studied your 1st year as the Foundation course – so you’d technically be in your 2nd year of study.
For 25-26 & 26-27 AY: -
1. You will only be released from your contract if a suitable replacement tenant is found and the replacement subsection of clause 9 in your contract is met (the replacement would pay the room type price displayed on their website at the time of their application being submitted – not the price on your contract).
2. If a suitable replacement tenant is found for your room (and the replacement subsection of clause 9 of your contract is met) before your contract start date, the property will release you from your contract once the new tenant has signed their contract (and surpassed the 3-days cooling-off period, if applicable).
3. However, if a suitable replacement tenant is found for your room (and the replacement subsection of clause 9 of your contract is met) after your contract start date, they will release you from your contract from the date that the new tenant’s contract starts. This means that you’d be liable for the room’s rent up to the date that the new tenant’s contract starts.
4. To confirm, once a suitable replacement tenant has been found to take over your contract, there are a number of actions to be completed before they can release you from your contract.
This is the replacement subsection of clause 9 stated in your contract, such as:
a) A replacement tenant has been found who has been approved by the property as a suitable tenant.
b) The replacement tenant will be charged the rent price of the room at the time of their application/takeover request
c) You have paid any administration fees owed to them for transferring your tenancy along with any rent owed on the room up to the end of your tenancy period
d) Paid any reasonable charges that are ascertained during an inspection of the flat and room at the end of your tenancy period.
e) The new tenant has paid any deposit and any rent owing on the room
f) The new tenant has signed a tenancy agreement with them for a period that is equal to the rest of your fixed term
g) The new tenant has provided all documents required, including guarantor information if applicable
Please note: If your tenancy has started and you have occupied the room, you will be charged £50 to cover their costs of preparing the Room for the Replacement Tenant.
Book a room with us in 3 simple steps,
Take a peek at properties before you book by completing the enquiry form or by giving our friendly Sales Team a call
But if you can’t make it, don’t worry - our website has pictures, 360 tours and details to help give you a better idea of what to expect!
When you ‘Submit’ your application, their Sales Team will look through your application, check to find you the best room available and send you a ‘Room Offer’ email.
Please note that although they will always try to meet your preferences, they can’t guarantee that they can meet them all.
Of course! Just state your friend’s names on your application, with them doing the same too. You can also say if you have a preferred gender or year of study for your flatmates.
They’ll try their best to meet your preferences but it’s not always guaranteed and is subject to availability.
Here at property, they embrace equality and diversity. They promote a culture of equality and fairness for all and ensure their employees are aware of the Equality and Diversity Policy, and their responsibilities under it towards their students and their visitors.
They want to make a home for their students that is free from discrimination, harassment, victimisation and bullying.
Of course! In fact we encourage you to come and have a look around. We may not be able to show you your exact room, but you can see the show flats they have available at each site. All you need to do is call the Sales Team.
We also have lots of pictures and even 360 degree photos of different rooms on our website as we understand our students are from all around the world and it’s not always easy to visit the site!
All-inclusive utility bills, Wi-Fi and contents insurance are all included in your rent!
If you want to change things like your room type, room number, contract length or anything else, just get in touch with the residence team or email them.
They can then let you know if your request is possible, and if so, what the next steps would be and if any charge or change would occur.
You’ll unfortunately have to leave your beloved animals at home – they have a no pet policy across all of their sites.
You can order through their partner Uni Kit Out who provide amazing starter kits from bedroom packs to kitchen essentials. They’ve got you covered if you need to kit your flat out!! What’s even better, is that if you have booked to live with the residence, you get an amazing 10% discount on Uni Kit Out’s kitchen packs. All you need to do is add the discount code DWELL10 when checking out on their Uni Kit Out website.
You can move into your room from the date your contract starts, only if you have paid your correct rent amount and provided all documents. If you’re unsure of when your contract starts, your contract can be viewed in your portal account’s ‘Messages’ section.
Due to them getting your room ready for when you arrive, they will not be able to store any luggage at their residences. You will be able to move your belongings into your room once you have collected your keys.
You need to have provided all documents to support your room booking before you can check in. If you are unsure if you have already done this, or need to speak to someone about it, please call the team or email them.
Other than that, you will need to bring a form of photo ID with you so you can collect your keys – they just need to know they’re handing them out to the correct person!
If you think that you’ll be arriving out of office hours, you will need to speak to your site team – their contact details will be listed in the arrival pack you’ll be informed about via email nearer the start of your tenancy. Each site has different out of office services so you will need to speak to your site about it.
You will collect your keys from your site’s reception, unless otherwise stated by your site or residence team.
They do have car parks at most of their sites but to find out if your site does include one, please contact the office.
On contract start dates, parking your car is free – parking at any other time will incur a charge. Please contact your site team for full costs and details.
Make sure you book airport transfers in advance. If you prefer to take the train, look out for the stations that are closest to you:
MSV: The nearest train station is Oxford Road, a 5-minute walk from them.
MSV South/ The Grafton: The nearest train station is Oxford Road and then hop on a bus just outside the Palace Theatre. Look out for bus routes 41, 42, 43, 142, 143, or 157. After 10 minutes, get off at Whitworth Park and take a short 2-minute walk to their halls.
Cathedral Campus: The closest train station is Liverpool Lime Street. From there, they’re a 5-minute taxi ride away.
Castle Gate: Nottingham train station is just a 10 minute walk away.
Garth Heads: Your nearest station is Manors which is a 2 minute walk to the site
Hotwells House: The nearest train station is Bristol Temple Meads, you can get a taxi from outside which will take 10 minutes
It will be busy, so please be patient with them. They’ll try to keep the queues short as they check everyone in. To keep you going, there will be light refreshments in all site receptions.
For a quicker check-in, let them know when you are coming, so they can gauge the number of students as well the times of arrival, to ensure their sites are staffed correctly.
Top Tip: make sure you don’t unload your car until you have your keys. Or you could be waiting with all your belongings in the queue.
A great way of staying connected is staying social! They have different social media accounts which helps to keep you up to date with what’s happening at your site. These include Facebook,Tik Tok and Instagram.
They’d love all of their residents to get to know one another and make lifelong friends! As a way to help this, they have a Student Engagement team who are always trying to find the next best thing to make your stay more enjoyable – this includes holding fun and exciting events throughout the year!
If you have any event suggestions, the Residential Life team would love to hear them.
Their friendly Accommodation Teams are always there should you need someone to talk to. You can either pop down to the office or speak to them, or they’re only a phone call away – just use these details.
Of course! You can have any one guest staying overnight for 2 nights in any 7 day period – they must be signed in and out at your reception.
Your safety is their priority so all the properties are equipped with security cameras.
Their Manchester Student Village site has 24/7 security, whilst MSV South and The Grafton have mobile patrols to ensure you’re safe at all times. You can also contact the Manchester security team out of office hours.
If you’re a resident at their Weston Court sites and need to speak to someone out of office hours, you just need to call the normal office number, their out-of-hours team will be able to help you with any queries.
Their Cathedral Cathedral site has a 24-hour security presence, which is provided by the Cathedral’s security team.
Garth Heads and Hotwells House have mobile security patrols to cover their sites when the office is closed.
They are partnered with Cover 4 Students and they have arranged contents insurance for all their students staying with them in their residence at no extra cost to you.
Of course! The Wi-Fi is included in your rent. Your internet connection is provided by Glide.
They do have car parking and bike storage at their residence, please call them to check if the property provides these facilities. Please note that you will need to pay to use a car park space – please contact your site team for full prices and details.
They’ll sign for your parcels at your site’s office during working hours, but your letters will be delivered to your flat/house door by Royal Mail. To check out your site’s working hours, please contact them directly.
They can only sign for parcels on your behalf if the parcel has your name and your flat/room number on it. Therefore when ordering items online, please make sure you provide the shipper with your full name and room number. Parcels without full details will not be signed for.
After they sign for your parcel, you’ll receive an email notification from them – please bring along your photo ID when collecting parcels at the reception.
They have laundry facilities at most of their sites, but please contact your site directly for more information. Where they do provide laundry onsite, they work with their laundry partner Circuit to ensure that their rates are competitive.
The communal areas of your flats are your responsibility. All landlord areas will be cleaned by them on a daily basis.
If you are lucky enough to live with them at Garth Heads, Newcastle you will get your communal flat areas cleaned for you every two weeks at no extra cost.
When using electrical equipment on your site please follow some simple rules
It is your responsibility to ensure that the electrical items brought on to the site are safe and free from defects. Do not use any appliances that are broken, have frayed or exposed cables, are showing signs of overheating or dangerous or loose connections.
On inspection, if their team finds any appliance that would be deemed unsafe, this appliance will be removed.
Yes, of course you can! All students are allowed to stay with them until the last day of their contracts. On the last day, rooms must be vacated, and keys handed to reception by 10am. All residents will have their room/flat inspected within 7 days of their contract end date.
Summer stays are available in Liverpool and Manchester, with short term academic year stays available in Newcastle, with a large variety of rooms on offer. They welcome all bookings from large groups to single stays!
If you're wanting to stay with the residences over the summer, then check out our property page or else you can be in touch with our amber sales agent so that you can see the most up to date information.
To stay in the residence, you have to be a student aged 18 years or over by your contract start date, and be in full time study at a U.K university or college (full time is considered studying for at least 21 hours on your university/college campus).
You can book with us whether you hold a conditional or unconditional offer.
To learn more about the deposit requirement, please check the policy section above, or feel free to reach out to your amber agent.
For more details about guarantor requirements, refer to the policy section above or connect with your amber agent.
For more information on payment plans, refer to the policy section above, or contact your amber agent for assistance.
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 |