Areas we cover across Liverpool and Merseyside
We cover Liverpool and the towns around it, from the city centre and the south Liverpool suburbs to Bootle, the Wirral, Knowsley, St Helens and Southport.
Liverpool City Centre
The centre is a layered mix.
Surveys in Liverpool City CentreL8Toxteth and Dingle
Toxteth and Dingle are mostly Victorian terraces, along with some larger villas and later housing association rebuilds.
Surveys in Toxteth and DingleL15Wavertree and Smithdown
Wavertree and the streets off Smithdown Road have large numbers of Victorian terraces and bay-fronted houses, many of them shared houses or converted flats.
Surveys in Wavertree and SmithdownL17 and L19Aigburth and Garston
Aigburth has large Victorian and Edwardian villas and interwar semis along the main roads, many of them extended.
Surveys in Aigburth and GarstonL18 and L25Allerton and Woolton
Allerton and Woolton are among Liverpool's more leafy suburbs, with large interwar and 1950s semis, some older villas and quiet estates.
Surveys in Allerton and WooltonL4 and L5Anfield and Walton
Anfield, Walton and Kirkdale are dominated by Victorian terraces, with postwar infill and a number of larger commercial and industrial sites close to the docks.
Surveys in Anfield and WaltonL20 and L21Bootle and Seaforth
Bootle and Seaforth sit beside the port and have a long industrial and maritime history.
Surveys in Bootle and SeaforthCH41, CH42 and CH43Birkenhead
Birkenhead has a mix that ranges from Georgian and Victorian terraces around Hamilton Square to larger villas in Oxton, postwar estates and a shipbuilding and dockland legacy.
Surveys in BirkenheadCH44, CH45 and CH46Wallasey and New Brighton
Wallasey has seafront Victorian and Edwardian terraces, interwar semis and large postwar estates such as those around Leasowe.
Surveys in Wallasey and New BrightonWA9 and WA10St Helens
St Helens grew around coal, glass making and heavy industry, and its building stock reflects it: Victorian terraces, interwar and postwar estates and a range of industrial buildings that are now in mixed use.
Surveys in St HelensL32, L33 and L34Kirkby and Knowsley
Kirkby and Knowsley are largely built from postwar overspill estates of the 1950s and 1960s, many with maisonettes, flats and low-rise blocks, alongside Knowsley Industrial Park and its distribution units.
Surveys in Kirkby and KnowsleyL22, L23 and PR8Crosby, Waterloo and Southport
North of the city, Crosby and Waterloo have Victorian villas and terraces, interwar semis and seafront flats.
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