The property
A well-presented two-storey townhouse with stunning marina views, situated on Navigation Wharf in Liverpool City Centre.
This modern property offers guests the chance to immerse themselves in a world-renowned culture, whilst still being able to reflect on the day’s activities in a peaceful marina setting.
Brightly decorated and arranged over two floors, the property boasts one comfortable en-suite double bedroom and a spacious twin room.
A homely sitting room is located on the first floor which opens out on to a balcony area with idyllic marina views; perfect for that post dinner glass of wine.
A modern kitchen makes this an ideal stay for families and couples alike.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can take part in a number of watersports within a short walk of the property, whilst just ten minutes’ away, the Albert Dock is home to a wonderful range of bars, cafes, restaurants and quirky individual shops as well as the Tate Gallery and the Beatles Story Exhibition.
Take on the challenge of seeing all of the iconic landmarks during your stay.
Liverpool has a vast array of fabulous shops and restaurants and of course is home to its two spectacular cathedrals.
From alfresco dining at the World Heritage site of the Pier Head to late night cocktails at Tavern on the Green, the Liverpool One development caters for all, and if you have a head for heights, you can see panoramic views of the city from the Wheel of Liverpool, or see a show at the Echo Arena.
Visit in early April and watch the city transform into a horse racing mecca with the Grand National, alternatively arrive in December and experience a multi-cultural Christmas market like no other.
Experience the city that is home of one of the most famous bands to have ever lived, but one thing’s for certain, there are definitely more than four fab reasons to visit this city.
About the location
LIVERPOOL
The city of Liverpool needs little introduction.
This historic port city was once one of the most important trading points in the world and its World Heritage status waterfront is globally recognised.
Well-known for its cultural and sporting heritage, the city today boasts an impressive array of shops, bars, restaurants and hotels, as well as a large number of theatres and concert venues offering everything from popular touring shows and major concerts to experimental theatre and independent music venues.
People visit Liverpool all year round to discover its magnificent architecture, two cathedrals, renovated dock areas and of course to pay homage to the Beatles, probably Liverpool’s most iconic figures.
Liverpool also has a number of hidden gems including the Anthony Gormley statues at Crosby Beach, the incredible Williamson Tunnels and its vast number of public parks where locals and visitors gather.
A truly wonderful city which will leave you desperate to return.
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