Discover Liverpool
Liverpool is a major port city on the north bank of the River Mersey, and one of the largest urban centres in the North West. Its economy draws on maritime trade, the docks, education, culture and a steady programme of waterfront and Baltic Triangle regeneration. The city centre is compact, with the Royal Albert Dock and the Baltic Triangle both within a fifteen minute walk of it. Neighbourhoods such as the Georgian Quarter, Kensington and Wavertree sit close to the centre, while the wider Merseyside area stretches across the river towards the Wirral. People need to be in Liverpool for work on regeneration, port and infrastructure schemes, as well as study, healthcare and business. Surrounding areas include the city centre, the Baltic Triangle, the Georgian Quarter, Wavertree and the waterfront. For getting around, Lime Street station gives direct rail links to Manchester in under an hour, and the Merseyrail network serves the city centre and the wider Merseyside area. WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Liverpool with one point of contact.
Transport
Liverpool Lime Street: Mainline station with direct services to Manchester and onward across the country.
Merseyrail: Electric network linking the city centre with the Wirral, Southport and Ormskirk.
Liverpool Central and Moorfields: Underground city centre stations on the Merseyrail loop.
Queensway Tunnel: Road tunnel under the Mersey connecting Liverpool with Birkenhead.
M62: Motorway running east from the Liverpool area towards Manchester and Leeds.
Liverpool South Parkway: Rail interchange serving the south of the city.
Liverpool: Landmarks and Local Highlights
Royal Albert Dock: Historic dockside complex of galleries, shops and restaurants.
Baltic Triangle: Creative and digital district just south of the city centre.
Pier Head and the Royal Liver Building: Waterfront landmarks on the Mersey.
Liverpool Cathedral: Anglican cathedral on St James' Mount.
Liverpool ONE: Large open air shopping and leisure district.
Anfield Stadium: Home ground of Liverpool Football Club.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas around Liverpool can WJO Property source accommodation in?
We can look across the city centre, the Baltic Triangle, the Georgian Quarter, Wavertree and the waterfront, depending on where you need to be. Tell us your location and we will shortlist fully furnished options within a sensible distance.
How well connected is Liverpool for getting around?
Lime Street station gives direct rail links to Manchester in under an hour, and the Merseyrail network serves the city centre and the wider Merseyside area. Day to day travel by rail or road is straightforward.
Can stays in Liverpool be short or extended?
Yes. Stays in Liverpool are flexible, from a few nights to several months. Extensions are usually arranged where needed, subject to availability, so you can adjust as your plans change. Tell us your dates and we will confirm what is available.
What is Liverpool known for and what is nearby?
Liverpool is known for its waterfront, maritime heritage, music and football. Nearby you will find Royal Albert Dock, Baltic Triangle, Pier Head and the Royal Liver Building and Liverpool Cathedral, all easy to reach from the main areas.
How do I request accommodation in Liverpool?
Send us your requirement, including dates, area and how many people. The team usually replies within one working day with suitable options in Liverpool. Fully furnished options are then confirmed with one point of contact.
