New Homes in Liverpool

New Homes In Liverpool FAQs

• What is the Liverpool community like?

  The Liverpool community has a deep-rooted sense of identity. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, the city prides itself on its rich history, vibrant cultural scene and shared passion for music and sports. Whether it's supporting local football teams, participating in community events, or simply enjoying the lively atmosphere, Liverpool's community boasts a strong sense of camaraderie.

• What is life like in Liverpool?

  Home of the Fab Four and possessing a rich heritage, new homes in Liverpool are in a lively and exciting city. With its great waterfront and lovely architecture, this highly photogenic city has culture, history and attractions galore. Liverpool has connections to fantastic towns such as Ellesmere Port, Runcorn,and Chester. Families looking for a new home to buy in Liverpool will find a wide range of styles and choices across the city. The Liverpool people are known for their warm nature and will be sure to give you a warm welcome to their great city. 

• What is there to see and do in Liverpool?

  The history of the city can be explored in its numerous museums. The Museum of Liverpool, International Slavery Museum and Merseyside Museum are just a handful of the options available all of which are located on the attractive Albert Dock, along with the Tate Liverpool, Liverpool Wheel and selection of restaurants, bars and cafes.

  Situated a mere five minute walk away is Liverpool One, the fantastic shopping centre built between 2007 and 2009, following Liverpool’s prestigious win as European Capital of Culture. Here you will find high street favourites and designer outlets, along with several eateries and a cinema, where you can unwind after a hard day’s shopping.

  The city also has a strong cultural identity supported by its many arts organisations. The recently renovated Everyman is a state of the art theatre showing cutting edge performances, and has its own ‘writer’s room’ for budding thespians. FACT hosts cult and mainstream films and exhibitions, while the Liverpool Echo Arena welcomes major acts from across the globe.

  And of course Liverpool is the proud home of two famous football teams – Liverpool and Everton. Once a resident here, where will your loyalties lie – red or blue?

• What education is on offer in Liverpool?

  Liverpool is a popular student destination with no less than three universities: The University of Liverpool, Liverpool Hope University and Liverpool John Moore’s University. It also has a number of highly regarded grammar and public schools, such as The Belvedere Academy and King David High School; which both rank high within the area.

• Does Liverpool have good transport links?

  Liverpool’s great transport links make it ideal for those who need easy access to the rest of the country and beyond. Liverpool John Lennon airport is a 15 minute drive from the city centre, while Manchester airport can be reached in 45 minutes and offers many international routes. Liverpool Lime Street train station in the city centre has national rail links all across the country. Travellers can get to London in just over two hours and to Manchester in 45 minutes.

  Motorists are also well catered for with good connections to major motorways. From the M6 you can take the M62, M58 or M56 into Liverpool. A short trip through the Mersey Tunnel (toll applies) will bring you to the beautiful Wirral Peninsula where you will find beautiful coastal walks and beaches.

• What natural attractions are there to see?

  Liverpool offers a range of natural attractions. The iconic Albert Dock boasts picturesque waterfront views, while Sefton Park, with its expansive green spaces and beautiful Victorian palm house, offers a serene escape. The city's waterfront combines historic architecture with scenic river views. Nature enthusiasts can explore the nearby Formby Beach with its unique sand dunes and pine woods, providing a peaceful setting within reach of the city.