74 Woodcroft Road situated in the highly sought-after Wavertree area, is a great 8 bedroom property ideal for 2nd or 3rd year students. 74 Woodcroft Road includes 8 completely furnished bedrooms rented with double beds, a desk, chair and a good amount of storage for your belongings. This comfortable 8 bedroom property also offers extremely generous communal spaces including a spacious kitchen with up-to-date appliances as well as a really comfortable living room complete with a large flat screen television and super comfortable seating, ensuring you have lots of space to enjoy the property with your housemates and friends. 74 Woodcroft Road is conveniently located in Wavertree area of Liverpool which is a popular student location due to its proximity to the University Campus, for this property it is only 29 minutes by foot to the University which makes getting to the classes in the morning even easier. Living in Wavertree you will have a wide range of shops, restaurants, bars and cafes on your doorstep so you will never run out of things to do.
You don’t have to be a student to live in a property, but you would be liable for council tax. You can find out the cost through the council. It will then be the landlords discretion for you to live in that property.
You are committed under your tenancy agreement to pay the full contracted rent, unless you can find someone to take over the remainder of your contract and there are at least 6 months remaining on your tenancy agreement.
You will not be able to move in before the start date of your tenancy.
WiFi is provided in all of their accommodation, and is accessible in each room of the property. Your WiFi access is included in your monthly rent. Due to the nature of WiFi, speeds may vary depending on proximity to the router, the nature of the usage and the number of devices connected at any one time. If you would like to know specifics about WiFi provision at one of their properties please ask your point of contact in the Lettings Team.
This is someone who is willing to guarantee your rent payments on your behalf. This is standard practice with student rental properties due to your employment status. A guarantor is signing the tenancy agreement confirming that they are guaranteeing your obligations in the contract.
Property laws are different outside of the UK. This means that it is not possible for your guarantor to be based elsewhere.
If you do not have a UK based guarantor, you can either use housinghand which will act as a guarantor on your behalf or you can pay all of your rent in one annual upfront payment.
No, there are no fees and no deposits to pay. The £200 holding retainer paid to reserve your property will be deducted from your first month’s rent. For a limited time only, the holding retainer for propertys in Stoke and Keele has been reduced to £10.
They request that all tenants pay rent via Direct Debit. However, payment can be made over the phone, via their website, bank transfer or standing order. Please note there may be a 72 hour delay from making the payment to the payment showing on your tenant portal. They accept Mastercard and Visa.
In order to exit your contract you will need to find a replacement tenant to take your room, but only if there is more than 6 months remaining on your contract. The rest of your group will need to agree to this person. Once this is done they can reissue a new contract for everyone to sign. Until the new contract is signed by all parties all Tenants, all Guarantors and the Landlord you are legally contracted and obliged to pay your rent.
Make an enquiry on the property website and book a viewing using their online booking platform. All people viewing a property must wear a mask and santisie their hands before entering the property and on departure. All attendants must adhere to social distancing and avoid physical contact with surfaces, furnishings and personal belongings in the property.
Your group will only have the house once all the tenancy details forms have been completed, a contract has been sent out, all tenant and guarantors have signed, all remaining retainers have been paid and all identification for tenants and guarantors received. Then the landlord will contract the property and you will be notified of this by email.
They have no admin fees They’re unnecessary, dated and stop you from getting the most for your money.
After paying the holding retainer they ask you to fill out a tenant details link that they email over to your whole group. When this is done they send out the tenancy agreement via email.
You will be sent your tenancy agreement via email. There are clear instructions when you open the document, please ensure you sign your first and last name no initials.
Joint and several liability means that both individually and jointly all of the tenants are individually and jointly responsible for paying rent and for all other tenants’ responsibilities during the tenancy.
Do not sign the agreement if you do not understand. On page 3 of the contract there are definitions that should help explain anything that is not clear. You can also give us a call or email. Your university should be able to advise you if there is anything you need clarifying.
After signing your agreement online it will automatically send them a copy so there is nothing you need to do apart from sign.
Your holding retainer reserves the house for 3 working days. In this time you will need to fill in your tenancy form and upload your documents. You will then be sent the tenancy agreement.
You call the office to pay one £200 holding Retainer. This reserves the property for you and gets the ball rolling. The holding retainer is non-refundable but is deducted from the first month’s rent of the person who paid it. Each of the other members of the house will also need to pay a £200 holding retainer within 2 days after the tenancy agreement is signed.
Here are some quick points that can prevent pests:
· Try and make a habit of cleaning up immediately after meals. Wash all dishes, wipe down tables or counters, and store leftovers in airtight containers. Cleaning up quickly prevents pests from making their way onto dirty dishes or uncovered foods.
· When possible, buy food that comes in cans or jars. Pests like insects and rodents can easily chew through plastic, paper and cardboard.
· Keep more food in the refrigerator or freezer. Few insects and rodents can make their way into these appliances some food lasts longer when cool.
· ALWAYS CLEAN! The kitchen needs to be cleaned more often than other areas of the home. Even the tiniest of crumbs can attract pests. Be mindful of brushing away crumbs and sanitising tables and countertops after any type of food prep. Sweep away anything that hits the floor.
· Take out the rubbish as soon as it’s needed. Allowing rubbish to sit in the kitchen only invites pests over for dinner. Keep your cabinets clean. It is important to inspect your cabinets regularly for exposed food, crumbs or signs of a pest invasion.
Tumble dryers need to be emptied of fluff on a regular basis, not emptying this will cause the unit to overheat and not work correctly. Here is a general video on how to unblock the filters.
Condensation mould forms when there is too much moisture in the air and it hits a cold surface. If the mould reoccurs after you have removed it and you are not drying clothes inside.
There will be an isolation switch outside the bathroom – please ensure this is turned on before reporting as maintenance.
If your shower is blocked do not continue to shower with it running over the top, as this will cause a leak and damage to the house. You need to unblock showers regularly and ensure the plug is free from hair.
This often happens when the door is attempted to be opened before the door has unlocked after the cycle. Always wait 5 minutes before trying to open the door. If this is the case and it has been forced open this may be something that will require repairs that they may not cover the cost of. Sometimes, the washing machine will have a drain function, so please use this if possible before opening the door using a piece of string. Refer to this video for a tutorial on this temporary fix/ to get your trapped closed.
Please ensure that you are disposing of your household waste correctly and putting it out on the correct day preferably the night before as this ensures collection, a lot of students aren’t up at 9 am. You can search online when collection days are/what you can and can’t put in each bin. This is important as the council reserve the right to refuse collection if the rubbish is disposed of incorrectly If you think you need more council bins, please let them know and they can put in a request. You can find information on bin collections on your council website.
Always listen to the most recent email. Unfortunately, their maintenance team may have to attend to emergency problems which can take priority over your maintenance, hence them rescheduling the visit date.
For general maintenance, reporting it through the Portal will mean that the issue is resolved as quickly as possible for you.
It is important to remember that your energy usage is not unlimited. You will be responsible for any additional costs if you exceed your allowance.
Bank details can be found on their Tenant Portal.
They request that all tenants pay their rent via Direct Debit. All tenants will receive information regarding the set up process once the tenancy agreement is fully signed.
Your yearly rent is calculated as your weekly rent times 52 weeks, divided by 12 payments monthly or 4 payments quarterly.
Some properties may have electricity and gas included, please refer to their viewing booking platform link sent to you after submitting an enquiry or speak to the team for further information.
If you have paid them a retainer, and your rental payments are set up via Direct Debit, your retainer will automatically be deducted from the first rental instalment. If you are paying your rent via an alternative method, you must deduct the retainer amount from your first rental instalment.
You can still live in your property until the end of your contracted period, however you will become liable for council tax during this time.
Please give them a call and they will work with you to find the best way in which to pay your rent. Alternatively, you can email. All rent is due in advance.
Please note, if your payment is more than 14 days late and they have not heard from you, then as per your contract, late payment charges may be applied to your account.
Yes, payment plans can be changed to monthly, quarterly or in line with student loan payments. Please contact them with details of your request and they will get back to you.
Please note the first rental instalment date cannot be altered and 14 days notice minimum is required for any payment plan changes.
They request that all tenants pay rent via Direct Debit. However, payment can be made over the phone, via their website, bank transfer or standing order. Please note there may be a 72 hour delay from making the payment to the payment showing on your tenant portal. They accept Mastercard and Visa.
Your contract will outline the dates on which your rental payments are due. If you believe you will have difficulty paying on these dates or would like to align you rental payments with your student loans. Please note that all tenants will need to pay their first instalment of rent before they can release keys to any tenants on joint contracts.
A new Right to Rent check will need to be completed even if you are renewing your tenancy.
Yes. A new Right to Rent check will need to be carried out even if you are renewing with them.
Yes, an expired Passport is acceptable for the check.
If you have an upcoming tenancy, you will have received at least one email about right to rent check in the email inbox associated with your tenancy. Please search for this email and follow the instructions contained.
If you do not have a Passport, you will need to provide one “Category 1” document or two “Category 2” documents from the Available Documents.
Liverpool, a city rich in culture and home to a thriving student community, welcomes students from around the world. For students seeking convenient and comfortable living arrangements, securing the best Liverpool student accommodation is essential, and amber provides an easy solution. With amber’s platform, students can access a wide range of options for Liverpool student accommodation tailored to different lifestyles and budgets. Options for student accommodation include fully furnished en-suite rooms with private bathrooms, spacious studios featuring private kitchenettes, and shared apartments.
Amber simplifies the search and booking process of your Liverpool student accommodation, providing support at every step. From comparing options to securing student apartments in Liverpool near top universities like the University of Liverpool and Liverpool John Moores University, the process is made much simpler. With amber’s 24/7 assistance, flexible stay durations, and hassle-free booking process, finding the perfect student accommodation has never been easier. Some popular choices for student accommodation in Liverpool include X1 Arndale House, which is a 10-minute walk from the University of Liverpool, and iQ Great Newton House, which is 6 minutes away from Liverpool John Moores University. Amber’s services make it effortless to secure your ideal Liverpool student homes, allowing you to focus on immersing yourself in Liverpool’s vibrant student life.
Liverpool, located in northwest England along the Mersey River, is a dynamic city celebrated for its rich maritime history and cultural heritage. Known globally as the birthplace of The Beatles, Liverpool has a lively arts scene and iconic landmarks like the Royal Albert Dock and the UNESCO-listed Liverpool Waterfront. Home to around half a million people, Liverpool boasts a diverse and youthful population, making it a vibrant and welcoming city for students.
Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy its proximity to scenic landscapes, including the nearby Lake District and Snowdonia National Park.
Liverpool is also a thriving academic hub, with top universities known for their research excellence, which emphasises hands-on learning. Students can find convenient Liverpool student accommodation options like Moorfield, Liverpool, just 8 minutes away from the University of Liverpool, making it easy to immerse themselves in both academic and social life. With a student-centred environment, affordable living, and an impressive 54th QS Best Student Cities ranking, Liverpool is an ideal destination for students. From annual music festivals, such as Liverpool Sound City to cutting-edge tech spaces and trendy neighbourhoods like Anfield and Sefton Park, Liverpool offers a unique mix of tradition and modern appeal tailored for young students.
Student accommodation in Liverpool caters to a variety of needs and preferences, offering students a comfortable and enriching living experience. With numerous room types available, such as ensuites, non-ensuites, shared and private apartments, and 1-2 bedroom apartments, students can enjoy amenities designed to make life easier and more enjoyable. Amber’s platform simplifies the search for student accommodation in Liverpool, whether you’re interested in Liverpool student studio flats, ensuite rooms, or shared spaces. There’s a range of Liverpool student accommodations to support a comfortable transition to university life. Explore some of the top Liverpool student accommodation choices, each offering unique features and convenient locations:
1. The Railyard
4. Vita Student Crosshall Street
5. Albert Court
6. Apollo Court
7. Byrom Point
10. The Lantern
Finding affordable student apartments in Liverpool can make all the difference for students looking to enjoy city life without breaking the bank. From affordable student houses in Liverpool City Centre to budget-friendly student studio flats, the city offers cost-effective living options without compromising on comfort, convenience, or community atmosphere. Here are some popular cheap Liverpool student accommodation choices:
1. Borden Court
2. X1 Arndale
5. X1 The Edge
6. The Exchange
Liverpool offers a range of neighbourhoods for student accommodation, each with unique characteristics that cater to different preferences and lifestyles. Whether you’re seeking a vibrant student community, proximity to the university, or budget-friendly options, Liverpool’s neighbourhoods have something for everyone. Have a look at some of the best areas in Liverpool:
1. Aigburth
Aigburth is a leafy residential area in southern Liverpool, offering a peaceful atmosphere, various Liverpool student homes, with easy access to the city centre. With an average monthly cost of living around £750-£900, it’s perfect for students who prefer a quieter environment. Iconic spots include Sefton Park and the nearby Lark Lane, famous for its cafes and restaurants. For student accommodation in Aigburth, X1 Arndale is one of the best-rated options!
2. Allerton
Allerton, located just south of Aigburth, has a similar cost of living, around £750-£950 per month. It’s known for its suburban charm, several student homes Liverpool options, such as iQ Great Newton House and X1 Arndale, and proximity to Calderstones Park, making it an ideal location for students who enjoy a mix of green spaces and local amenities.
3. Edge Hill
Edge Hill, with an average monthly cost of £700-£850, offers a more affordable option for students. The area is home to a mix of traditional terraced housing options and modern developments, with the iconic Edge Hill train station and nearby parks providing a great local vibe. Some top options for student accommodation in this area include places like X1 The Edge, Prospect Point and many more.
4. Lark Lane
Lark Lane, adjacent to Aigburth, offers a lively student atmosphere with an average monthly cost of £800-£950. The area is known for its vibrant nightlife, unique boutiques, and picturesque surroundings, especially around Sefton Park. Properties like Albert Court and Borden Court are some of the most highly recommended properties for students to explore.
Liverpool City Centre, the heart of the city, has a higher living cost of £900-£1,200 per month, but offers unbeatable access to major attractions like the Albert Dock, the Liverpool Cathedral, and a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. For student accommodation in Liverpool City Centre, X1 Arndale is one of the best options to consider.
1. Ensuite Rooms
Most Liverpool student accommodation properties offer ensuite rooms complete with an attached bathroom, giving students their own personal space for sleeping and hygiene. The kitchen and living areas are shared with other residents, making it a suitable choice for students who appreciate privacy in their bedrooms but enjoy socialising in communal spaces.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
These options are budget-friendly Liverpool student accommodation options that provide a private bedroom, while the bathroom, kitchen, and living areas are shared with others. Non-ensuite rooms allow students to have their own personal sleeping and study area while making use of shared facilities.
3. Studio Apartments
This type of Liverpool student accommodation includes fully self-contained units, featuring a private bedroom, bathroom, and a compact kitchen area. With no need for shared spaces, studios offer maximum privacy and independence, making them ideal for students who prefer a complete living area of their own.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
A one-bedroom apartment in Liverpool features one or two separate bedrooms and includes a shared kitchen, bathroom, and often a living room. Furnished with essential amenities, they’re ideal for students who prefer to live with one other person, offering a semi-private environment with dedicated bedroom space.
5. Shared Apartments
Shared Liverpool student accommodation apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within the same unit, with common areas like the kitchen, bathroom, and living room shared among roommates. This layout of student accommodation in Liverpool is ideal for students who want a mix of personal space in their bedrooms and shared social areas.
6. Private Rooms
Most Liverpool student accommodation options, such as private rooms, provide a personal space equipped with a bed, study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom. They offer the privacy of an individual bedroom while often granting access to shared communal areas, making them a versatile choice for students seeking both independence and community.
The cost of living in Liverpool is generally affordable compared to other major UK cities, making it an appealing option for students and young professionals. Liverpool's cost of living is about 5-10% lower than the national average, with students or young professionals typically spending around £750-£1,100 per month, depending on lifestyle and choice of accommodation. Here's a breakdown of typical monthly expenses to help plan your budget, excluding rent for your Liverpool student accommodation:
1. Food and eatery: £150 to £500 per month
2. Travelling expenses: £20 to £150 per month
3. Leisure and entertainment: £50 to £350 per month
4. Stationery and textbooks: £80 to £100 per month
5. Internet & mobile phone: £50 to £80 per month
Getting around Liverpool is convenient and affordable, making it easy for students to explore the city and commute between university, accommodation, and social spots. The city offers a variety of transportation options that cater to different preferences and budgets. Whether you're travelling by bus, train, or bike, Liverpool ensures students have easy access to reliable and cost-effective travel solutions. Some of the best modes of transport available for students include:
1. Buses
Liverpool has an extensive bus network operated by several providers, including Arriva and Stagecoach, which makes it simple to travel across the city and beyond. The average bus fare for students is around £2-£3 per single journey, with discounted student passes available for unlimited travel. You can also get a weekly bus pass for around £15-£20, which provides significant savings for regular commuters.
2. Trains
For longer-distance travel or to explore nearby cities, Liverpool's train services are an efficient option. The city's main station, Liverpool Lime Street, connects to other major cities in the UK. A single journey within the city typically costs around £2-£4 for students, while discount railcards can help save on longer trips. A weekly travel pass for unlimited travel within Liverpool costs around £25-£30.
3. Cycling
Liverpool is becoming increasingly bike-friendly, with dedicated bike lanes and bike hire schemes such as Lime bikes. Cycling is an affordable and eco-friendly mode of transport. The average cost for bike hire through the Lime app is about £1 to unlock the bike and then 15p per minute, or you can opt for monthly bike rental schemes that cost around £15-£25 per month.
4. Taxis and Ride-Sharing
For those who prefer a more direct and private mode of travel, taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber are available. A typical short taxi ride within the city centre costs around £5-£8. Ride-sharing apps like Uber may offer slightly lower fares, depending on demand.
5. Ferry
For a scenic and unique way to travel, students can take advantage of the Mersey Ferries. A ferry ride between Liverpool and the Wirral costs around £2-£4, providing a great way to experience the city’s waterfront while getting from one side of the Mersey River to the other.
Liverpool is an exciting and dynamic city for students, offering a mix of vibrant culture, rich history, and modern amenities. With a low crime rate of 129.17% and a wide range of student-friendly neighbourhoods, Liverpool is a safe and welcoming city. Areas like the City Centre and Baltic Triangle are particularly popular, with everything from libraries and cafes to green spaces like Sefton Park, where students can study or unwind. The city’s accessibility and excellent public transport make it easy to explore, while its vibrant atmosphere creates a perfect balance of work and play. For more tips on navigating the city, check out our City Guide: Liverpool.
Liverpool’s student lifestyle offers a wealth of opportunities to socialise and immerse yourself in local culture. From trendy cafes and affordable eateries to buzzing nightlife spots like the Cavern Club and Concert Square, there’s always something to do. If you’re into unique experiences, Liverpool is known for its annual events, including the Liverpool International Music Festival and Baltic Weekender, which bring together students and locals alike. To make the most of your time in Liverpool, explore things to do in Liverpool, and don’t miss the chance to discover the best museums to visit in Liverpool.
Liverpool is home to a wide range of renowned universities, offering students diverse academic programs, vibrant campus life, and excellent opportunities for personal and professional growth. 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 include:
The University of Liverpool is one of the UK's leading research institutions, offering a rich history of academic excellence and a global perspective. With a QS ranking of 165, this university is known for its outstanding research programs and strong connections with industry, the university provides a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Popular programs include Law, Medicine, Engineering, Business, and Computer Science. Some notable properties around the University of Liverpool include iQ East Court, Londonist Drapery Place, and many more.
2. Liverpool John Moores University
Liverpool John Moores University is a modern, forward-thinking institution, with a QS ranking of 801-850 that focuses on providing a practical, hands-on education. With strong links to employers, LJMU offers a range of career-oriented courses. Students can explore accommodation options like XI Arndale House and iQ Great Newton House, which are some of the best ones. Popular programs include Criminology, Nursing, Sports Science, Architecture, and Business Management.
Liverpool Hope University is a highly regarded institution known for its creative, supportive atmosphere. This university has a ranking of 83 out of 130 in the UK and is known for offering a range of programs in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Popular courses include Education, Fine Arts, Theology, and Psychology. If you’re interested in some of the best options for student accommodation near Liverpool Hope University, consider properties like Queensland Place, Prospect Point, and many more.
City of Liverpool College offers a wide range of vocational and higher education programs, catering primarily to students looking for practical, industry-based qualifications. City Point, Element The Quarter, and many more properties are located near the City of Liverpool College, which are student favourites! Popular courses at the college include Digital Media, Art and Design, Engineering, Health and Social Care, and Business.
5. Liverpool International College
Liverpool International College (LIC) provides pathway programs for international students looking to progress to undergraduate or postgraduate studies at the University of Liverpool. LIC offers a range of foundation and pre-master’s courses in fields like Business, Engineering, Science, and Law. iQ East Court, Londonist Drapery Place, and many more are some notable properties around Liverpool International College.