Advice on moving to Liverpool

[DuncanDoughnuts]

Alright ladies and gents

Considering moving to Liverpool and ive had a few conversations with recruiters about my interest in jobs based in the city centre .

I’m currently living in Dublin but want to make the plunge, seeing one bedroom property’s to get me established at between 400 and 550 which would be my budget (I’m not made of money me ?)

Anyone Any advice on nice areas to live? Good companies / employers to work for in Liverpool? These properties I’ve been looking at so far have been in wavertree, Fairfield, rufford road, off Prescot road.

I suppose if I say I’ve put a deposit on a new property so looking to move over there asap really. I’m sure the recruiters were like “are you planning to swim over the Irish Sea to work everyday” scouse humour ha

Any way any help is very appreciated , all have to start somewhere ha

 

[nsno-chris]

Don’t move the north end, scag heads everywhere

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

Don’t move the north end, scag heads everywhere

Hahaha skag “have you a spare quid for the bus “ types

Mate I know you’re going to score gear, I’d have more respect if you just told me

 

[PhilM]

What type of profession are you looking at?

There’s quite a few okay and fairly priced properties around the Princes Park area.

 

[WilliamPerry]

Don’t move the north end, scag heads everywhere

 

[4737carlin]

Move to the Wirral and commute to Liverpool, easy access via trains and Ferries

 

[grandjoeblue]

Alright ladies and gents

Considering moving to Liverpool and ive had a few conversations with recruiters about my interest in jobs based in the city centre .

I’m currently living in Dublin but want to make the plunge, seeing one bedroom property’s to get me established at between 400 and 550 which would be my budget (I’m not made of money me ?)

Anyone Any advice on nice areas to live? Good companies / employers to work for in Liverpool? These properties I’ve been looking at so far have been in wavertree, Fairfield, rufford road, off Prescot road.

I suppose if I say I’ve put a deposit on a new property so looking to move over there asap really. I’m sure the recruiters were like “are you planning to swim over the Irish Sea to work everyday” scouse humour ha

Any way any help is very appreciated , all have to start somewhere ha

The merseyrail is relatively good and is quick compared to the buses. If you can get a flat or whatever near to a train station thats not a bad idea.

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

What type of profession are you looking at?

There’s quite a few okay and fairly priced properties around the Princes Park area.

Customer services and sales roles mate , experience in insurance, telecoms and banking

 

[COYBL25]

What type of profession are you looking at?

There’s quite a few okay and fairly priced properties around the Princes Park area.

Lark Lane too.

( if you don`t mind living in a big old rambling house, split into flats )

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

Seeing a property here for £525 in red oaks way, halewood, anyone know if this is a nice area? Apartment looks very nice and clean

 

[Runub]

Lark Lane too.

( if you don`t mind living in a big old rambling house, split into flats )

Not bad. Lived there years ago. St Michaels station gets you into town easy as well

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Kensington is lovely this time of year.

 

[Runub]

Kensington is lovely this time of year.

Depends on what you are looking for I suppose lol

 

[WilliamPerry]

Depends on what you are looking for I suppose lol

Cheap brass and suicide bombers apparently

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

Garston a nice area? Hahaha I realise asking these questions may cause some friction and throw a cat amongst the pigeons if you happen to be from there areas I’m asking about