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This is a small gated community in the heart of Liverpool’s business district and 5 minutes from the life and soul of the city. Dale street – Matthew Street and Castle street is a short walk with Liverpool One and The Royal Albert Dock being 15 minutes away, you can have a nice quiet stay and still be minutes from all the city excitement.
Access
All spaces except the utility cupboards. Access is via a Door app on your phone with a timed acces Ekey – please note this cannot be shared.
Space
We have a Relaxing lounge area with LCD Smart TV and a Dining area. Fully equipped kitchen, family bathroom, bath + walk-in shower with WC. Ideal for wheelchair users families and couples or professionals for work. FREE on-site gated private parking.
Transit
We have gated parking so driving to the apartment is an easy option. If you are flying, then we are 25 minutes from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Alternatively, Lime Street Station is a 15-minute walk away.
Notes
This apartment is on the ground floor and has been an accessible unit for many years. It features a ramp to the main entrance and intelligent locks, which can be operated via an app. Inside, you will find a well-designed layout with a wet room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a living room.
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Added By George Egginton
John Samith
5 months agoOur experience at Infinity Apartments Liverpool at Princes Gardens was outstanding. The Accessible Unit was perfectly equipped and beautifully maintained. Everything felt new, clean, and very well organized. The layout provided excellent mobility space, and the bathroom facilities were especially impressive—safe, spacious, and easy to use. The check-in process was smooth, and communication from the team was excellent from start to finish. It’s clear that real thought has gone into making the apartment welcoming for all guests. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Liverpool who values comfort and accessibility.
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6 years agoJohn Wenham
7 years ago