Duke Street

The Space
This property is accessed via a few steps from the street, with an electric door handle granting entry to the building. Inside, the kitchen is compact but well-equipped, featuring essential appliances such as a stove, refrigerator, and microwave, making it easy to prepare meals during your stay. The living area is a comfortable, multifunctional space that includes a cosy sofa and a small dining table with chairs, perfect for relaxing or enjoying a meal. The apartment has one double bed with a cushioned, supportive mattress, designed for a restful sleep. There is also a sofa bed available, which accommodates one additional guest. Please inform us when booking if you would like to use the sofa bed, as we can arrange linen for a fee of £10. The bathroom is separate and enclosed, offering an electric shower, bath, toilet, and sink for your convenience.

Neighborhood
Duke Street in Liverpool is a vibrant area full of things to do, offering a mix of history, culture, food, and shopping. The Baltic Triangle is one of Liverpool's trendiest areas, known for its creative industries, street art, independent businesses, and lively atmosphere. You’ll find numerous cool cafés, bars, and galleries here, along with vintage shops and music venues. Albert Dock is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most iconic areas in Liverpool. Home to museums, galleries, restaurants, and bars, it’s a great place to stroll and soak in the maritime atmosphere. Or if you fancy a days shopping, Liverpool ONE is the city's largest outdoor shopping and leisure complex, featuring a wide range of high-street brands, designer boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment options. It’s perfect for a shopping spree or a relaxing meal.

Getting Around
Duke Street in Liverpool is well-served by public transport, offering easy access to various modes of travel within the city and beyond. Duke Street is centrally located, with a number of bus stops just a short walk away, particularly along Bold Street and London Road. These bus routes connect you to many parts of the city, including the surrounding areas like Toxteth, Anfield, and Kirkby, as well as regional destinations.
Only a ten minute walk from Duke Street, Liverpool Central Station is one of the major railway stations in the city, offering connections to various destinations within the UK, including trains to Manchester, London, and Chester.