First floor compact studio with kitchenette

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Summary

This self contained compact studio with free parking is an easy 5 minute walk from Warrington town centre, the Bus Station and Warrington Central Station (regular trains into Manchester Piccadilly and Liverpool). For Rugby league fans, the Halliwell Jones Stadium (Warrington Wolves) is just around the corner. Ideal base for all visitors to the town or for contractors working at Amazon, Asda, Brakes, The Hut Group, Travis Perkins, Eddie Stobarts. Hermes and United Utilities.

Space

You will be staying in a compact, stylish studio with a king size bed (bed can be split into two small singles if requested) with hotel style linens and towels. You have an en-suite shower room with a large walk-in shower. The compact kitchenette has a single pan hob, microwave, mini fridge, kettle and toaster. It is well stocked with plenty of crockery and cooking utensils. If you require a full kitchen, please book one of our other units in the building. There is a dining table for two and a separate desk if WFH. Fast speed WiFi is free and reliable.

Getting Around

The town centre is less than 10 minutes walk from the apartment and the train station taking you to Manchester or Liverpool is a 5 minute walk. Bank Quay station with direct trains to London, the North and Scotland is a 15 minute walk from the apartment

Notes

This unit is on the first floor up one set of stairs (no lift). It has a small kitchenette with a microwave, single induction hob, mini fridge, toaster and kettle – see photos. The unit does not have it’s own washer / dryer, but we have a communal one in the building, which is free of charge for all guests

Neighborhood

Warrington lies between the two famous cities of Manchester, and Liverpool and you can easily visit both cities in 30 -35 minutes by train and Chester in less than 30 minutes. The town itself has a vast history, dating back to the imperial times of the Romans when the town was founded on the banks of River Mersey. Since its foundation, the town became famous for its industrial and manufacturing, but there is much more to this town than industries. The town has some beautiful natural spots where you can find yourself rejoicing with nature. We have Woolston Park which spreads across 56 acres of grassland, wetland, and woodland where you will find local wildlife and also different spaces for recreation. We also have Walton Hall & Gardens which was the former home of Lord and Lady Daresbury, Children’s Zoo, and Golf courses.