A fully restored Victorian town House nestled in the corner of a quiet residential areas - young families eaither side. All rooms have king sized beds fresh linnen and towels rooms 1 and 4 have a single bed as well. None of the bedrooms are en-suite - I need to state this clearly as this may not be clear from the photos. There are two bathrooms with toilets - both of a high standard - one I beieve to be one of the best in Liverpool / Uk !! Querky concept of furntiture and art - selling everything for the right price - some priced already -please ask more if you are interested when you stay. I also do bike hire enquire when you read this to book. I like to think I am an ambassidor for the city and local area - as it is great and just keeps giving and improving.

Hi I have lived in Liverpool most of my adult life - living in this house for last 13 years. Having travelled around the world and done numerous jobs - I love travelling and meeting new people and places. I have also stayed in many many places, hotels, b'n'b etc so I have a idea of what you need and don't want as guests. I will not for example come in and clean your room everyday (not sure how dirty a room can get in one night, I will also not leave the central heating on all night to ensure you are de-hydrated and feeling crap in the morning. I try to be the best host I can be and ensure your stay is enjoyable and memorable.

Well where do I start - I guess there are four destinations you can head for from my house - the most obvious being into the city - this can take 30 mins to walk to or buses take you every 10 mins from 300mts from the house. You can walk to Lark Lane (a trendy / hip place to eat and drink in) or Sefton Park from my house - the park is about 500mts away and Lark Lane about 1/2 a mile if that. You can walk down Arundel avenue to Smithdown Road - about 10 minutes walk, this is a up and coming student area littered with decent places to eat (about 20-30) and drink (about10). Then there is Lodge Lane - at the end of my road - this is where the local people of the area eat and shop. Some guests have likened it to parts of London - we call it 'L8 -the world in one postcode' - here you will find the cheapest and arguably the best take aways in Liverpool. There are also about six sit down cafes and restaurants - only one (the RedSea Eritrean Restaurant sells alcohol I think) and you may be the only white/European people eating there - in my book a sure sign the food is very good !