Albert Court, Liverpool

Property Highlights

• Free gym usage exclusively for residents
• Brand new social space
• Excellent location within walking distance of Universities
• village life offers events and fun activities all year around
• The opportunity to travel the world with our Go Explore programme – offering up to 2 weeks free accommodation in any of our global properties
• Free Wi-Fi
• Bike storage
• On-site laundry

Liverpool student accommodation Albert Court boasts a prime position in this popular university city, based just 10 minutes’ walk away from Liverpool Lime Street Railway Station. With the likes of Liverpool John Moores University and the University of Liverpool nearby, residents can enjoy the convenience of living close to campus, making it easier for you to settle in to this exciting new stage of your learning journey.

Convenience stores like Tesco and Lidl, along with Chinese and multi-cultural supermarkets, can be reached within five minutes on foot, so you can stock up on supplies without having to venture far.

Enjoy all the creature comforts you need at Albert Court by chilling out in the spacious common room, playing pool or watching TV in the lounge area, before making your way to the on-site swimming pool and trying out the all-access gym facilities. After all that exercise you can catch up on some rest in your stylish Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum room or indulge in a treatment in the beauty room (payable).

Other perks include free bike storage, car park availability (paid), packages to boost your internet speed, the CCTV and gated access, ensuring you can relax in a safe and secure environment.

It’s also worth keeping in mind that we’re not your average student accommodation provider. As well as working towards creating an environment where students can engage positively with others, we want to make it easy for you to also be able to talk about mental health. Studies show that there’s a rise in students dropping out of university due to conditions such as anxiety, depression and many others. To overcome these statistics, we’ve trained our staff to be able to discuss mental health issues with students.