Liverpool
Population
482,151
Schools
220
Parks
79
Stations
25
GP practices
199
Town totals reflect amenities within the town boundary. A postcode report uses distance-based searches and may show additional nearby amenities outside that boundary.
Overview
Liverpool is a major Merseyside city around the waterfront, Georgian quarter and a wide ring of inner neighbourhoods. It is known for its waterfront, universities and strong cultural identity, with rail and ferry connections.
Vibe and lifestyle
Characterful, sociable and neighbourhood-driven, with a strong music and football culture. Popular with students, families and people who want a distinctive city with more space than London or Manchester centres.
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Families, schools and healthcare
The local education footprint includes 220 schools (6 nursery, 152 primary, 42 secondary, 15 special and 5 pru), alongside 199 GP practices. Taken together, these figures provide a useful signal of how well the area serves both families and routine healthcare needs.
Population and property context
Census data indicates a resident population of 482,151 across 213,604 occupied households. In the housing market, the average recorded sale price sits around £192,297, based on 18,531 transactions, giving a broad indication of local affordability and market activity.
Everyday convenience and connectivity
For everyday life, the area includes 71 supermarkets, 25 transport stations, 79 parks and 25 gyms. EV infrastructure is represented by 4 charging stations, helping round out a picture of convenience, mobility and leisure access.