Student Accommodation in Liverpool

Liverpool is a major city in northwest England. It is the administrative center and largest city on the Merseyside. It is an important trading port in Europe, and its port economy has always been an essential pillar of Liverpool's industry. Also, Liverpool is an important education center in the UK, enjoying a high reputation internationally, providing students with a wealth of learning opportunities and high-quality educational resources. Liverpool is home to three prestigious universities: the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University, and Liverpool Hope University. The diverse curriculum and high quality of teaching at these universities attract thousands of international students to study each year. The demand for student homes in Liverpool is huge. That's why uhomes.com offers students a wide range of Liverpool student accommodation, including all types of rooms and rental periods, and makes every effort to provide students with the right quality student accommodation in Liverpool. Exquisite decoration and high-quality facilities greatly comfort students' study abroad life.

Not only that, Liverpool has many famous tourist attractions, including The Albert Dock, The Beatles Story, Anfield Stadium, and Goodison Park. The annual Liverpool Music Festival and International Arts Festival also add a lot of fun to people's lives. You can easily reach these attractions from our student houses in Liverpool, get to know the city, and feel the lively human spirit of the area.

In terms of food, Liverpool is also very distinctive. As an important city in northwest England, its food culture combines traditional British flavors and diverse cultures. The local Scouse and Seafood Platters are a must-try. As an international city, Italian, Indian, and Chinese food are also present here; you can easily taste food from all over the world.

uhomes.com offers quality student properties in Liverpool near the campus. Its exquisite decoration and first-class facilities will create a comfortable living space for you. Whether you want private student accommodation in Liverpool or shared rooms, we have a great selection. Here are the best student accommodation in Liverpool:

• Marybone Student Village 1: Up to £30 cashback/ CCTV/ WiFi/ No Service Fee/ AY ‘25 Booking
• The Railyard: Up to £150 cashback/ CCTV/ No Service Fee/ AY ‘25 Booking/ Controlled Access
• Uit Prospect Point Liverpool: Up to £30 cashback/ CCTV/ WiFi/ No Service Fee
• Plato House: CCTV/ Fire system/ AY ‘25 Booking/ Bills included
• Fontenoy Apartments: Up to £360 cashback/ CCTV/ AY ‘25 Booking/ No Service Fee
• All Six House, James Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L2: Up to £30 cashback/ No Service Fee/ AY ‘25 Waitlist/ Short lease
• Uit Crosshall Street Liverpool: Up to £30 cashback/ CCTV/ WiFi/ No Service Fee/ Breakfast included
• Calico: CCTV/ Up to £120 cashback/ No Service Fee
• Benson Yard: CCTV/ Fire system/ Up to £140 cashback/ AY ‘25 Booking/ No Service Fee
• Arrad House: Up to £130 cashback/ CCTV/ Fire system/ AY ‘25 Booking/ No Service Fee

Our student apartments start at £80 a week! Are you looking for cheap student accommodation in Liverpool? We have a wide range of affordable student apartments to suit your needs. Although inexpensive, these cheap accommodation in Liverpool, UK, are still fully furnished and equipped to provide a safe, comfortable, and convenient life in Liverpool. Here are some cheap apartments in Liverpool, UK:

• Rufford Road: £80/ week (AY '25 Waitlist/ Short lease/ Near bus station)
• St Andrew's Gardens: £89/ week (CCTV/ WiFi/ No Service Fee/ AY '25 Booking/ Near Shopping Center)
• X1 Borden Court: £90/ week (No Service Fee/ Walk to school/ AY '25 Waitlist/ Bills included)
• Marybone Student Village 1: £93.79/ week (CCTV/ WiFi/ Up to £30 cashback/ No Service Fee/ AY '25 Booking)
• 22 Manton Road: £96/ week (No Service Fee/ AY '25 Waitlist)

• Spekeland Road: £ 100/ week (AY ’25 Waitlist/ Short lease/ Near railway station/ Near Shopping Center)

   

• 425A Smithdown Road: £ 105/ week (AY ’25 Waitlist/ No Service Fee/ Bills included)

   

• 89 Woodcroft Road: £ 105/ week (AY ’25 Waitlist/ No Service Fee/ Near supermarket/ Near bus station)

   

• 61 Langton Road: £ 110/ week (AY ’25 Waitlist/ No Service Fee/ Bills included)

   

• 86 Woodcroft Road: £ 110/ week (AY ’25 Waitlist/ No Service Fee/ Bills included)

Generally speaking, a good community will have a beautiful environment, convenient transportation, a lot of shops and convenient facilities. Such a community will have a positive impact on your academic life. There are many best areas to stay in Liverpool, and we will help you find the Liverpool student accommodation to live in as soon as possible:

• 1. Liverpool City Centre

Liverpool city centre is the heart of the city's culture, business, entertainment and shopping. It is rich in history and modern energy. It is home to numerous landmarks and historic sites that illustrate its rich maritime and industrial history. Living in the student housing in Liverpool, you will be surrounded by Liverpool's rich history.

Rent: Starting at about £80/ week

Features: Close to the University of Liverpool, there are also large shopping areas, a lively nightlife and a diverse food scene. The Merseyrail metro network covers the entire city centre for easy travel.

• 2. Kensington
  

Kensington is a vibrant and diverse community for students who want to live near the city centre. The cost of living here is low, and transportation is convenient. If you want to experience Liverpool's historic atmosphere and community life, Kensington is a good choice. We have lovely Liverpool student accommodation that will make your stay here smooth.

Rent: Starting at about £100/ week

Feature:  Close to the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Media Academy, the community has many supermarkets and the largest Shopping centre (Liverpool Shopping Park). For those who like to order takeaways and snacks, there are plenty of restaurants where you can sample traditional British cuisine and order takeaways.

• 3. Edge Hill
  

Edge Hill is an excellent community for student life. It is full of history, a peaceful environment and easy access to major cities such as Liverpool and Manchester. There is also our student accommodation in Liverpool, where you can enjoy a quiet and comfortable study life.
Rent: Starting at about £100/ week
Feature: Close to Edge Hill University and the University of Liverpool. It is about 13 miles from Liverpool city centre and only a 30-minute drive away. The community is close to Manchester, with Liverpool and Manchester International airports nearby, making it easy for international travel. At the same time, there's the Lake District and Peak District for students who love the outdoors.

• 4. Aigburth

Aigburth is a peaceful and livable community for families and nature lovers. It is famous for its beautiful natural environment and rich historical sites. This one is close to the south of Liverpool city centre and is easily accessible for students to get to the city centre.

Rent: Starting at about £125/ week

Feature: Home to one of Liverpool's largest parks, the famous Palm House is ideal for relaxation and outdoor activities. Sudley House, part of the International Museum of Liverpool, showcases middle-class English life in the 19th century. At the same time, there is also a famous food court with many popular restaurants and bars.

• 5. Wavertree

Wavertree is a livable community with a quiet suburban atmosphere and easy access. It combines historical heritage with the convenience of modern life, and the diverse community is ideal for students to live in. We can help you live here in the Liverpool accommodation for student so that you can have a pleasant study life.

Rent: Starting at about £125/ week

Feature: Sefton Park, the largest park in Liverpool, is an ideal place for leisure, sports and enjoying nature. Additionally, plenty of shops, restaurants and bars with a full range of amenities exist. Also, plenty of bus links to the city centre and Lime Street Station is a short distance away.

Living cost in Liverpool are affordable compared to other major cities in the UK. It is 20.3% lower in daily cost and 60% lower in rent cost compared to London. Single person estimated monthly costs £3,010.

Here is a general division of the cost of living in Liverpool for a student:

1. Tuition Fee: £ 12,450 - £ 33,600/ year

• University of Liverpool: undergraduate £15,750-25,000 per year; Master's £16,790-33,600 per year.
• Liverpool John Moore University: Undergraduate £19,850 to £26,350; Masters £16,400 to £24,200.
• Liverpool Hope University: Undergraduate £12,450 and £15,000; Master £12,450–£15,000.

2. Food: £300- £350 per month 

3. Transport: £50-£60/ month 

4. Utilities: about £150/ month

5. Student accommodation in Liverpool rentals: £ 80 - £ 1029/ week

Liverpool is home to several top universities and a high level of education, attracting many students from all over the world to pursue a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. You can easily commute to the major universities from our student accomodation in Liverpool. Here is a brief overview of the top 3 universities in Liverpool:

• 1. University of Liverpool
  

The University of Liverpool is a well-known public research university and is one of the UK's most prestigious comprehensive universities. The fields of architecture, chemistry, medicine, engineering and psychology are very prominent. It is located in the city centre of Liverpool, with convenient transportation and complete living facilities. Just an 8-minute walk from the school, you can reach student apartments such as iQ Great Newton House, Larch House and Lennon Studios, which are exquisingly furnished and fully equipped to provide comfort and convenience for your stay in Liverpool.

• 2. Liverpool John Moores University 
  

Liverpool John Moores University is a modern public university in the United Kingdom. Its strengths are Engineering and Technology, Art and design, health sciences and sports science. The university is located in the city's centre, the location is convenient, and the surrounding facilities are also vibrant. Benson Yard, Haigh Court and Hope Street are all quality student apartments nearby, from which you only need to walk around the university in about 5 minutes, saving commuting time.

• 3. Liverpool Hope University 
  

Liverpool Hope University is a public university that attracts many students to study every year due to its deep historical background, unique Christian tradition, and high-quality education. Education, psychology, art and design, and music majors are very popular among them. The university has many campuses. The Hope Park campus is located in the suburbs, with direct bus lines to the city centre. Creative Campus has a rich urban life in the heart of Liverpool. The Railyard, Uit Prospect Point Liverpool and Plato House are excellent options if you want to live near the school.

In addition, Liverpool also has many other institutions of higher learning, including The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool International Colleges, and others.

Liverpool's transport system is well developed, covering various areas to facilitate residents and visitors getting around. The student flats in Liverpool we provide are surrounded by a very convenient transportation system, which makes it very convenient for students to travel. Choosing our student apartments in Liverpool will save you much commuting time.

Bus:
Liverpool's bus network, operated by companies such as Arriva and Stagecoach, covers the city centre, airport, university and surrounding areas, making it ideal for short journeys. A bus ticket costs £2.50; if you need to travel frequently, you can buy a Solo ticket for £5.50. Most student apartments in Liverpool we recommend are on bus routes, so you can easily take the bus to your destination.

Train:
Liverpool's leading rail network is operated by Merseyrail, which covers important areas such as the city centre, Southport, Chester and Wirral. Liverpool's leading platforms are Lime Street Station and Liverpool Central Station. Our Liverpool accommodations are near the train station so that you can get there quickly. You can also apply for discount cards to save money as a student.

Ferry:
The ferry service is one of the city's iconic modes of transport, connecting Liverpool city centre to Birkenhead on the opposite bank. In this city, the ferry is not only a mode of transportation but also provides you with a unique sightseeing experience. You can enjoy the scenery on both sides of the river. A one-way ferry ticket costs £11.1/ week.

Bike & Scooter:
Liverpool's infrastructure is perfect for short trips. Most of the Liverpool student housing we recommend have bike storage places where you can keep your bike safe. If you don't have one, the city also offers a bike-sharing service for £1, perfect for getting around quickly. The electric scooter is only suitable for users over 18 and costs £1 to rent, with an extra charge of 20p per minute.

Walking:
Liverpool's city centre is very compact, and walking is the easiest way to get around. For visitors, university campuses, major attractions and shopping areas are all within walking distance. Most of our student houses in Liverpool are in the city centre, and you are within walking distance of most restaurants, supermarkets and other destinations.

Taxi & Ride-sharing:
Liverpool's city centre has many taxi stops, the largest outside the Lime Street train station. Ride-hailing services like Uber also operate in Liverpool, making them ideal for overnight or emergency trips. 

Liverpool is a vibrant city with many historical sites and modern food and entertainment. Liverpool has everything you need to explore cultural attractions or enjoy the great outdoors. At the same time, we have many Liverpool student homes that can provide you with comfortable living space. Hope Street, and Calico are perfect student housing in Liverpool, and the surrounding shops, attractions, and restaurants will be very convenient.

Many attractions in Liverpool will give you a unique historical charm. Albert Dock is an iconic area of Liverpool, home to cultural landmarks such as the Tate Gallery and Maritime Museum. Liverpool Cathedral is one of the most significant Gothic Revival buildings in the UK, and the magnificent building gives you a taste of Liverpool. If you are interested in The Beatles, then it is recommended that you head to the Cavern Club, The Beatles Story and the John Lennon statue.

In terms of food, Liverpool, as a diverse city, has an international food culture. Baltic Triangle's Food Court offers a variety of food stalls and outdoor dining locations. Albert's Schloss offers Bavarian-style food and entertainment, with live music and performances. If you are interested in food from around the world, I recommend you go to the Duke Street Market, which has a great variety of food.

If you love the outdoors, then Liverpool is perfect for you. Liverpool Watersports Centre offers a wide range of water activities including boating, kayaking, sailing and jet skiing. Not only that, New Brighton Beach is perfect for beach activities, where you can build sandcastles or visit the lighthouse.

Liverpool has many things to do and see for different people, from iconic landmarks and rich cultural heritage to its pulsating nightlife. Liverpool has the most museums, galleries, and listed buildings in the UK outside of London. The student homes in Liverpool have easy access to many fun places. You can also find Liverpool's most famous Beatles attractions near your student accommodation in Liverpool. Here, we recommend some of the best things to do in Liverpool for you:

• The Royal Albert Dock
• Liverpool Cathedral
• St George's Hall
• Liverpool Beatles Museum
• Liverpool World Museum
• Sefton Park
• Liverpool One

It is best to start your search for Liverpool student accommodation 6 months before enrolment. For example, students starting in September would be well advised to look for student housing in Liverpool between March and May. Because of this, many students will come to rent Liverpool student accomodations near the beginning of the semester, resulting in a decrease in housing resources and an increase in rent. To ensure you can find the right student accommodation in Liverpool, we recommend booking your accommodation in advance and taking advantage of our discounts!

uhomes.com has studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, and shared rooms, 1B-5B student housing in Liverpool, we recommend you to come to our website to book a room. Whether you want private student accommodation in Liverpool or to live with roommates, we have the correct room type for you. At the same time, we have cheap and luxury student accommodation in Liverpool; no matter your budget, you can find an apartment that meets your needs. Of course, all of our student properties in Liverpool have high-quality facilities to ensure your comfort and safety. Our website has a professional team of consultants who are always ready to provide intimate and efficient service. We are looking forward to you renting our student accommodation in Liverpool!

uhomes.com has a wealth of listings to suit every student's preference, budget, and lifestyle. We mainly have studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, and shared rooms, 1B-5B+ student housing in Liverpool. Whether you want a private living space or live with roommates, we have the correct Liverpool student accommodation for you.

We recommend that the best student accommodation in Liverpool covers various room types and prices. Prices vary with location, amenities, room type and supply and demand in the rental market. Whether you want luxury or cheap accommodation in Liverpool, UK, you will find the perfect apartment here. Below is the average rent for different types of rooms in Liverpool:

• Student studios in Liverpool: £ 210/ week
• En-suite: £ 157/ week
• Non-en-suite: £ 275/ week
• Shared rooms: £ 352/ week
• 1bed student flat in Liverpool: £ 258/ week
• 2 bed student flat in Liverpool: £ 345/ week
• 3 bed student house in Liverpool: £ 131/ week
• 4 bed student houses in Liverpool: £ 128/ week

There are many factors to consider when looking for student accommodation in Liverpool. Because there are so many factors that can affect your living experience, we'll summarize the factors you need to consider:

1. Commuting time: As a student, the distance between the Liverpool accommodation for student and the university is critical, and a long commute will give you a bad experience. Therefore, you need to look for student housing close to the university.

2. Transportation system: The convenient transportation system around the student accomodation in Liverpool will provide a comfortable living experience. You can quickly get to your destination from the apartment.

3. Rental price: Rental prices often account for a large portion of living expenses, so you need to consider your rental budget when renting student flats in Liverpool.

4. Room Type: A room's type and layout significantly impact your living experience. You can choose the right kind of room according to your living preferences.

5. Facilities: There are often public facilities in the student apartments in Liverpool to bring more convenience and comfort to students' lives. You can sift through the page to find apartments with amenities you like. Facilities preferred by students include washing machines, WiFi, CCTV, study rooms and gyms.

6. Safety factor: No matter where you live, safety is a critical consideration. Therefore, you need to pay attention to the security situation of the Liverpool accommodations, to see if they have surveillance, security guards and other security facilities.

7. Lease Terms: You need to ensure the contract's length is appropriate for your needs. Check the deposit amount and if there are any additional costs, such as maintenance fees.

iQ Great Newton House, Horizon Heights, St Lukes View, Calico, true Liverpool is the best student accommodation in Liverpool. They tend to have excellent locations, affordable prices, full amenities and a variety of room types. These characteristics will meet most of your living needs. They are often popular with students.