Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Liverpool
| Private rooms Liverpool | 480 | 779/month |
| Residences Liverpool | 416 | 862/month |
| Studios Liverpool | 218 | 1026/month |
| Apartments Liverpool | 194 | 2238/month |
Liverpool is an English city that has a port, lively nightlife and a varied cultural and leisure offer. As a city that receives many international students and young people every year, in Liverpool, you will find a wide variety of shared apartments to choose from. Don't be afraid to choose a flat that is far from the city centre as its public transport is one of the best in the UK. Although we do recommend that you check the connections you have before booking your place.
If you live with flatmates, and they share certain interests, you will be able to enjoy everything that Liverpool has to offer together with them, including sports, events, parties, concerts and other entertainment activities.
Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Liverpool
These are some of the highlights of living in a shared flat in the English city:
Advantages of sharing a flat in Liverpool
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You will have more options to choose accommodation in the best-preferred neighbourhoods by students, such as Aigburth or the Baltic Triangle.
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Your roommates can be from different parts of the world, giving you the chance to live in a multicultural environment.
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The cost of a shared flat in Liverpool can be quite cheap compared to other English cities, such as London or Cambridge. Thanks to this you will have more options to choose from when looking for accommodation on a student budget.
Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Liverpool
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In some cases, utility bills are not included in the price. If so, be careful with the use of heating during the winter months because it can greatly increase the cost of rent at the end of the month.
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There are a lot of students who come to this city for the reputation of its institutions, such as the University of Liverpool, which means that there is a lot of competition when it comes to finding accommodation for young people.
Apps for your international exchange in Liverpool
Apps for international students make the exchange process easier. In them, like those offered by the host universities, you will find information on the necessary paperwork, experiences of students from previous years and the possibility of starting with certain necessary procedures.
How to meet people in Liverpool?
One of the easiest ways to meet other young people is to live in a shared flat since most of your roommates will be other students. In addition, you can use these alternatives:
Student associations in Liverpool
Something that stands out in many of the British universities is that they have student associations for different interests, religions, careers and convictions. Surely in them, you will find other young people with whom to share your favourite activities! You can also join associations for exchange students, such as ESN UK.
Facebook groups for international students in Liverpool
There are several groups created on Facebook for international students to connect with each other and meet people before and after their arrival in Liverpool. In these groups you will also be able to ask any questions you have about your mobility, receiving support from those who are already there or have already gone through it.
Whatsapp groups for international students in Liverpool
In these groups, students usually introduce themselves and give information about themselves, being able to connect with other young people who have similar interests and organize plans together.
Tips for living in a shared apartment in Liverpool
We share some tips for a better experience when sharing a flat in the English city:
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The weather in Liverpool is quite good compared to other cities in the United Kingdom. Temperatures in winter have an average of 10ºC and in summer 25ºC. Of course, check if the flat you are going to stay in has heating or air conditioning.
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In Liverpool, it usually rains a lot, but students from previous years assure that you will get used to it quickly and that you will make the most of the moments when it is not raining.
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It is a very touristy city, thanks in part to being the birthplace of the Beatles. Keep this in mind if you want to live in downtown areas, as it is usually full of visitors and has a lot of movement.
Frequently asked queries about sharing a flat in Liverpool
How much does a shared flat in Liverpool cost? |
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| In general, the cheapest rooms in shared apartments in this English city are around £230-250 per month and the average price is around £500 per month. |
Where to look for shared flats in Liverpool? |
| We put at your disposal the Erasmus Play housing platform, where you will have the possibility to compare between the available and verified rooms and apartments to share in Liverpool. You will also be able to make the reservation 100% online and secure when you find the ideal one for you. |
How to meet people in Liverpool? |
| Share a flat and plan activities with your classmates, join student associations, such as those at universities, and you can even join Facebook and WhatsApp groups. |
Should I share a flat or live alone in Liverpool? |
| We recommend that you live in a shared apartment to have the experience of living in a multicultural environment. This will also give you the possibility to allocate a lower budget for rental expenses, as well as to choose a neighbourhood that is convenient for students. |
What should I take into account when entering a shared flat in Liverpool? |
| You have to know what the basic rules of the flat are regarding cleanliness, rules for gatherings or smoking on the flat, for example. We also suggest that you ask what your space will be in the fridge and the cupboards so that you can use what is yours and not take up the space of the rest. |
