• •You are inside the Knowledge Quarter, not near it. University buildings surround the property on almost every side, which means constant daytime footfall, campus security patrols and a reassuring number of people around at normal hours.
• •The Georgian Quarter is the nicest walk in Liverpool. Hope Street, Rodney Street, Canning Street and Falkner Square Gardens sit within ten minutes, with cobbles, listed townhouses, two cathedrals and gated public gardens open to anyone.
• •Green space needs a short walk. Falkner Square Gardens and St James Gardens beneath the Anglican Cathedral are the closest proper green spots, while Sefton Park is a bigger trip at around 25 minutes on foot.
• •Safety is decent but this is a city centre. CCTV, key entry and 24 hour security cover the building, though L7 borders busier city fringe streets and normal urban caution applies walking back late.
• •The crowd is overwhelmingly student. Undergraduates, postgraduates and LIPA students dominate the streets around Caledonia Street, which is brilliant socially and less brilliant if you wanted a quiet residential year.
• •Nightlife is close enough to reach and far enough to escape. Concert Square and Seel Street are around fifteen minutes away on foot, so noise does not follow you home in the way it does in Ropewalks flats.

Groceries

• •On site ground floor supermarket, no walk required at all
• •Sainsbury's Local, 910m, for a fuller shop
• •M&S Simply Food, 1km, when you want something better than beans
• •Home Bargains, 890m, cheap cleaning supplies and household basics
• •Chung Wah Supermarket, 860m, excellent East and Southeast Asian range
• •Asda Sefton Park Superstore, 2.2km, the proper big monthly shop

Cafés and casual eating

• •On site bakery and coffee shop, ground floor, open from morning
• •Bold Street Coffee, 620m, the classic Liverpool study café
• •Leaf on Bold Street, 690m, tea, brunch and long laptop sessions
• •The Egg Vegetarian Cafe, 740m, cheap, generous and long established
• •FACT Liverpool café, 660m, cinema plus somewhere decent to sit
• •Lazeez Restaurant, 1.1km, reliable South Asian food at student prices
• •Villa Romana, 980m, Italian for a flat birthday dinner

Fitness

• •Gym at Art School Lofts, included for residents, short walk away
• •University of Liverpool Sports and Fitness Centre, 400m, full facilities with student membership
• •Ashtanga Yoga Liverpool, 350m, drop in classes
• •Next Generation MMA Liverpool, 1.1km, if you want something different

Study and library

• •On site study rooms and common room, included in rent
• •University of Liverpool Sydney Jones and Harold Cohen libraries, both under ten minutes
• •Liverpool Central Library on William Brown Street, 20 minutes on foot, free to join
• •The Bluecoat and FACT both offer quiet daytime seating

Health and admin

• •Rodney Street Health, 350m, closest GP option
• •St James Health Centre, 780m
• •Low Hill Post Office, 1.1km, useful for BRP and parcels
• •Lloyds Bank 1km, HSBC 1.3km, both within an easy walk

Provided by the property

• •Small double bed with mattress, wardrobe, desk and chair
• •Fully fitted kitchen with fridge, microwave, oven, hob and dishwasher
• •Wi-Fi active on arrival, averaging just under 99Mbps
• •Hot water, electricity, gas and heating all running and included
• •Contents insurance already in place, plus access to common room, games room, cinema room and study rooms

Bring or buy immediately

• •Bedding, duvet, pillows and towels, none of which come as standard
• •Pans, plates, cutlery, mugs and a kettle, or claim the starter pack if a current offer includes one
• •Cleaning supplies and bin bags, since your room and shared kitchen are your responsibility, not the cleaners'
• •A UK plug adapter and extension lead if arriving from overseas
• •Earplugs if you are a light sleeper, given courtyard noise reports

Day 1 checklist

• •Collect keys at reception and confirm the parcel and post room process
• •Photograph every existing mark, appliance and fixture, then email the record to the site team the same day
• •Test the hot water, heating, hob, Wi-Fi and door fob, and log anything faulty in writing straight away
• •Find your fire exit and assembly point before you unpack a single box
• •Do a first shop at the ground floor supermarket, then walk to Sainsbury's Local for anything bigger

Day 2 checklist

• •Register with Rodney Street Health or another local GP practice
• •Set up or activate a UK bank account and diarise your rent instalment dates
• •Apply for council tax exemption using your matriculation or enrolment certificate
• •Agree a kitchen, bin and cleaning rota with flatmates before habits set in
• •Walk your actual lecture route once, then explore Hope Street and Bold Street to get your bearings

Total cost. Apartment rooms start around £144 to £161 per week and studios from roughly £220. Across a 44 week tenancy that is broadly £6,300 to £7,100 for a shared apartment, and 51 week terms push a studio past £11,000. Confirm the live figure for your chosen room and tenancy length before signing.

What is included. Twenty four hour hot water, electricity, gas, heating, Wi-Fi and contents insurance sit inside the weekly rent. Communal areas are cleaned by the property. Your own bedroom, and the kitchen and lounge in shared apartments, are cleaned by residents.

Instalments. Tenancies run at 44 or 51 weeks depending on room type, with instalment plans usually aligned to student finance dates. Ask the site team for the full payment schedule in writing before you accept, since terms vary by room grade.

Deposit and booking fee. Hello Student advertises no booking fee and no deposit at Maple House. That is a real advantage over most Liverpool competitors, but confirm it applies to your specific room and academic year rather than assuming.

Cooling off. No free cancellation is advertised on this property. Once you have signed, you are committed to the contractual rent for the full term, so treat the signature as the point of no return rather than a soft hold.

Leaving early. The only exit route is a tenancy takeover. You must find a suitable replacement who signs a new agreement for the remaining term, and pay an administration fee. No refund is issued until that replacement has signed, paid and moved in.

No Visa No Pay and No Place No Pay. Unlike many operators, these protections are not advertised on the Maple House listing. If you are an international applicant or holding a conditional offer, raise this directly with the site team in writing before paying anything.

Double occupancy. Classic Studios permit two occupants for an additional £15 per week, which works out considerably cheaper per person than two separate rooms.

1. •University of Liverpool — the property sits on the campus itself, unbeatable for daily commuting.
2. •University of Liverpool International College — a four minute walk, ideal for foundation and pre-master's students.
3. •Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts — Mount Street campus reachable in five minutes on foot.
4. •Liverpool John Moores University — Mount Pleasant in fifteen minutes walking, Byrom Street by a short bus.
5. •Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine — ten minutes on foot via Pembroke Place.
6. •Liverpool Hope University — workable by bus, though Hope Park is a genuine commute.
7. •Edge Hill University — only realistic if you are on a placement in Liverpool rather than based at Ormskirk.

What you should know before your child signs

• •The contract binds for the full term. There is no advertised free cancellation, so once signed your child owes the rent unless a replacement tenant is found.
• •Exiting requires finding a replacement. A tenancy takeover means locating another student to assume the agreement, plus an administration fee, and no refund until they move in.
• •Visa and grades protection is not advertised. Unlike many operators, No Visa No Pay and No Place No Pay do not appear on this listing, so ask the site team directly in writing.
• •No booking fee or deposit is a genuine saving. Hello Student advertises neither at Maple House, which removes several hundred pounds of upfront cost compared with most competitors.
• •Check whether the bathroom is private. Cheaper Classic apartments list shared bathrooms for 2026/27 while studios are en suite, so confirm exactly what your child is booking.
• •Campus proximity is exceptional. The University of Liverpool is effectively outside the front door, which removes commuting cost, late night travel risk and winter weather from the equation entirely.
• •All bills are genuinely included. Hot water, electricity, gas, heating, Wi-Fi and contents insurance sit inside the weekly rent, so no separate utility invoices arrive mid winter.

• •Arrival. Liverpool John Lennon Airport sits 10.6km away, roughly 30 minutes by taxi or the 500 bus into the city. Manchester Airport is 46km with a direct train to Liverpool Lime Street, which is a comfortable 11 minute walk from Caledonia Street. Contact the site team in advance to arrange your check in time, especially for weekend or evening landings.
• •No UK guarantor. If nobody in Britain can act as guarantor, the usual routes are paying the full year of rent upfront in one instalment, or using an approved international guarantor service such as Housing Hand. Confirm with the Maple House team which option they currently accept before you build your payment plan.
• •Visa safety net. This is the one point to press. No Visa No Pay is not advertised on this listing, so do not assume a refused visa cancels your liability. Get written confirmation of what happens if your visa is refused before you sign anything, and keep that email.
• •Setup. Register with Rodney Street Health in your first week, collect your BRP if applicable, open a UK bank account using your tenancy letter for proof of address, and claim council tax exemption with your enrolment certificate. Acolyte Living can supply a booking confirmation letter for visa purposes.
• •Home food. Liverpool handles this well. Chung Wah Supermarket at 860 metres covers Chinese, Korean and Japanese staples, Bold Street holds Middle Eastern, Turkish and Caribbean options, and Lodge Lane a short bus away has South Asian, African and halal grocers plus butchers.

Modern student accommodation offering stylish ensuite rooms, vibrant communal spaces, contemporary interiors, excellent

📷 Bright modern studio room with a double bed, study desk, wardrobe, shelving, and contemporary furnishings.

📷 Stylish communal lounge with comfortable seating, wall-mounted TV, study bar, and modern lighting.

📷 Modern student bedroom with a single bed, study desk, large window, bedside table, and contemporary décor.

• •You are inside the Knowledge Quarter, not near it. University buildings surround the property on almost every side, which means constant daytime footfall, campus security patrols and a reassuring number of people around at normal hours.
• •The Georgian Quarter is the nicest walk in Liverpool. Hope Street, Rodney Street, Canning Street and Falkner Square Gardens sit within ten minutes, with cobbles, listed townhouses, two cathedrals and gated public gardens open to anyone.
• •Green space needs a short walk. Falkner Square Gardens and St James Gardens beneath the Anglican Cathedral are the closest proper green spots, while Sefton Park is a bigger trip at around 25 minutes on foot.
• •Safety is decent but this is a city centre. CCTV, key entry and 24 hour security cover the building, though L7 borders busier city fringe streets and normal urban caution applies walking back late.
• •The crowd is overwhelmingly student. Undergraduates, postgraduates and LIPA students dominate the streets around Caledonia Street, which is brilliant socially and less brilliant if you wanted a quiet residential year.
• •Nightlife is close enough to reach and far enough to escape. Concert Square and Seel Street are around fifteen minutes away on foot, so noise does not follow you home in the way it does in Ropewalks flats.

Groceries

• •On site ground floor supermarket, no walk required at all
• •Sainsbury's Local, 910m, for a fuller shop
• •M&S Simply Food, 1km, when you want something better than beans
• •Home Bargains, 890m, cheap cleaning supplies and household basics
• •Chung Wah Supermarket, 860m, excellent East and Southeast Asian range
• •Asda Sefton Park Superstore, 2.2km, the proper big monthly shop

Cafés and casual eating

• •On site bakery and coffee shop, ground floor, open from morning
• •Bold Street Coffee, 620m, the classic Liverpool study café
• •Leaf on Bold Street, 690m, tea, brunch and long laptop sessions
• •The Egg Vegetarian Cafe, 740m, cheap, generous and long established
• •FACT Liverpool café, 660m, cinema plus somewhere decent to sit
• •Lazeez Restaurant, 1.1km, reliable South Asian food at student prices
• •Villa Romana, 980m, Italian for a flat birthday dinner

Fitness

• •Gym at Art School Lofts, included for residents, short walk away
• •University of Liverpool Sports and Fitness Centre, 400m, full facilities with student membership
• •Ashtanga Yoga Liverpool, 350m, drop in classes
• •Next Generation MMA Liverpool, 1.1km, if you want something different

Study and library

• •On site study rooms and common room, included in rent
• •University of Liverpool Sydney Jones and Harold Cohen libraries, both under ten minutes
• •Liverpool Central Library on William Brown Street, 20 minutes on foot, free to join
• •The Bluecoat and FACT both offer quiet daytime seating

Health and admin

• •Rodney Street Health, 350m, closest GP option
• •St James Health Centre, 780m
• •Low Hill Post Office, 1.1km, useful for BRP and parcels
• •Lloyds Bank 1km, HSBC 1.3km, both within an easy walk

Provided by the property

• •Small double bed with mattress, wardrobe, desk and chair
• •Fully fitted kitchen with fridge, microwave, oven, hob and dishwasher
• •Wi-Fi active on arrival, averaging just under 99Mbps
• •Hot water, electricity, gas and heating all running and included
• •Contents insurance already in place, plus access to common room, games room, cinema room and study rooms

Bring or buy immediately

• •Bedding, duvet, pillows and towels, none of which come as standard
• •Pans, plates, cutlery, mugs and a kettle, or claim the starter pack if a current offer includes one
• •Cleaning supplies and bin bags, since your room and shared kitchen are your responsibility, not the cleaners'
• •A UK plug adapter and extension lead if arriving from overseas
• •Earplugs if you are a light sleeper, given courtyard noise reports

Day 1 checklist

• •Collect keys at reception and confirm the parcel and post room process
• •Photograph every existing mark, appliance and fixture, then email the record to the site team the same day
• •Test the hot water, heating, hob, Wi-Fi and door fob, and log anything faulty in writing straight away
• •Find your fire exit and assembly point before you unpack a single box
• •Do a first shop at the ground floor supermarket, then walk to Sainsbury's Local for anything bigger

Day 2 checklist

• •Register with Rodney Street Health or another local GP practice
• •Set up or activate a UK bank account and diarise your rent instalment dates
• •Apply for council tax exemption using your matriculation or enrolment certificate
• •Agree a kitchen, bin and cleaning rota with flatmates before habits set in
• •Walk your actual lecture route once, then explore Hope Street and Bold Street to get your bearings

Total cost. Apartment rooms start around £144 to £161 per week and studios from roughly £220. Across a 44 week tenancy that is broadly £6,300 to £7,100 for a shared apartment, and 51 week terms push a studio past £11,000. Confirm the live figure for your chosen room and tenancy length before signing.

What is included. Twenty four hour hot water, electricity, gas, heating, Wi-Fi and contents insurance sit inside the weekly rent. Communal areas are cleaned by the property. Your own bedroom, and the kitchen and lounge in shared apartments, are cleaned by residents.

Instalments. Tenancies run at 44 or 51 weeks depending on room type, with instalment plans usually aligned to student finance dates. Ask the site team for the full payment schedule in writing before you accept, since terms vary by room grade.

Deposit and booking fee. Hello Student advertises no booking fee and no deposit at Maple House. That is a real advantage over most Liverpool competitors, but confirm it applies to your specific room and academic year rather than assuming.

Cooling off. No free cancellation is advertised on this property. Once you have signed, you are committed to the contractual rent for the full term, so treat the signature as the point of no return rather than a soft hold.

Leaving early. The only exit route is a tenancy takeover. You must find a suitable replacement who signs a new agreement for the remaining term, and pay an administration fee. No refund is issued until that replacement has signed, paid and moved in.

No Visa No Pay and No Place No Pay. Unlike many operators, these protections are not advertised on the Maple House listing. If you are an international applicant or holding a conditional offer, raise this directly with the site team in writing before paying anything.

Double occupancy. Classic Studios permit two occupants for an additional £15 per week, which works out considerably cheaper per person than two separate rooms.

1. •University of Liverpool — the property sits on the campus itself, unbeatable for daily commuting.
2. •University of Liverpool International College — a four minute walk, ideal for foundation and pre-master's students.
3. •Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts — Mount Street campus reachable in five minutes on foot.
4. •Liverpool John Moores University — Mount Pleasant in fifteen minutes walking, Byrom Street by a short bus.
5. •Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine — ten minutes on foot via Pembroke Place.
6. •Liverpool Hope University — workable by bus, though Hope Park is a genuine commute.
7. •Edge Hill University — only realistic if you are on a placement in Liverpool rather than based at Ormskirk.

What you should know before your child signs

• •The contract binds for the full term. There is no advertised free cancellation, so once signed your child owes the rent unless a replacement tenant is found.
• •Exiting requires finding a replacement. A tenancy takeover means locating another student to assume the agreement, plus an administration fee, and no refund until they move in.
• •Visa and grades protection is not advertised. Unlike many operators, No Visa No Pay and No Place No Pay do not appear on this listing, so ask the site team directly in writing.
• •No booking fee or deposit is a genuine saving. Hello Student advertises neither at Maple House, which removes several hundred pounds of upfront cost compared with most competitors.
• •Check whether the bathroom is private. Cheaper Classic apartments list shared bathrooms for 2026/27 while studios are en suite, so confirm exactly what your child is booking.
• •Campus proximity is exceptional. The University of Liverpool is effectively outside the front door, which removes commuting cost, late night travel risk and winter weather from the equation entirely.
• •All bills are genuinely included. Hot water, electricity, gas, heating, Wi-Fi and contents insurance sit inside the weekly rent, so no separate utility invoices arrive mid winter.

• •Arrival. Liverpool John Lennon Airport sits 10.6km away, roughly 30 minutes by taxi or the 500 bus into the city. Manchester Airport is 46km with a direct train to Liverpool Lime Street, which is a comfortable 11 minute walk from Caledonia Street. Contact the site team in advance to arrange your check in time, especially for weekend or evening landings.
• •No UK guarantor. If nobody in Britain can act as guarantor, the usual routes are paying the full year of rent upfront in one instalment, or using an approved international guarantor service such as Housing Hand. Confirm with the Maple House team which option they currently accept before you build your payment plan.
• •Visa safety net. This is the one point to press. No Visa No Pay is not advertised on this listing, so do not assume a refused visa cancels your liability. Get written confirmation of what happens if your visa is refused before you sign anything, and keep that email.
• •Setup. Register with Rodney Street Health in your first week, collect your BRP if applicable, open a UK bank account using your tenancy letter for proof of address, and claim council tax exemption with your enrolment certificate. Acolyte Living can supply a booking confirmation letter for visa purposes.
• •Home food. Liverpool handles this well. Chung Wah Supermarket at 860 metres covers Chinese, Korean and Japanese staples, Bold Street holds Middle Eastern, Turkish and Caribbean options, and Lodge Lane a short bus away has South Asian, African and halal grocers plus butchers.

Modern student accommodation offering stylish ensuite rooms, vibrant communal spaces, contemporary interiors, excellent

📷 Bright modern studio room with a double bed, study desk, wardrobe, shelving, and contemporary furnishings.

📷 Stylish communal lounge with comfortable seating, wall-mounted TV, study bar, and modern lighting.

📷 Modern student bedroom with a single bed, study desk, large window, bedside table, and contemporary décor.