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Unite Students Horizon Heights, a Liverpool student accommodation offering accommodation to students attending nearby universities and institutions in the city. Horizon Heights Student Accommodation has a range of studios and en-suite rooms for you choose from. All units mainly come with a private en-suite bathroom that’s fitted with a toilet, a shower, a washbasin, and a mirror. Units also include a ¾ bed, curtains, and a study space with a desk and a chair. The kitchens at the property, shared or private, are equipped with cooking hobs, an oven, a microwave, a fridge/freezer, a noticeboard, and stools.
Features
Horizon Heights, a Liverpool student accommodation, has a range of amenities and features to offer its residents to further better their living experience. For residents’ safety and security, the property is fitted with secure access, CCTV, maintenance support, contents insurance, and an on-site service team. Horizon Heights Student Accommodation Liverpool also provides residents with Wi-Fi, recycling services, bike storage, all-inclusive bills, and has vending machines from which you can grab snacks at any time. The social spaces at this property include a common room for you to socialise with fellow residents and meet new people and a communal study space with a quiet and peaceful environment to work or study in.
Known for its architecture, culture, and transport links, as well as being the hometown of the world-renowned rock band, The Beatles, and England’s famous premier league football club, Liverpool F.C., Liverpool is a city and a metropolitan borough where the River Mersey meets the Irish Sea. It’s located in Merseyside, England. The city’s most notable attractions include the Wheel of Liverpool, The World Museum, and the Museum of Liverpool. Liverpool also houses several universities and institutions that provide both local and international students with high-quality education. This Liverpool student Houisng is located in the heart of the city.
Places to Visit
The Beatles Story is four minutes away.
The World Museum is six minutes away.
Sainsbury’s Local is seven minutes away.
Highlights Nearby:
Liverpool John Moores University is 8 minutes away on foot. The University of Liverpool is an 11-minute walk away. Several bus stations are located in close proximity to this property. Elliot Street is 3 minutes away on foot. St Georges Hall is a 5-minute walk away.
Facilities & Services
Choose Your Room

Small Highest Double En-Suite
From
£250 Advanced Rent
Move-in
14 Sep, 2026
Move-out
28 Aug, 2027
Total: £9,097.71

Medium Highest Double En-Suite
From
£250 Advanced Rent
Move-in
14 Sep, 2026
Move-out
10 Jul, 2027
Total: £8,201.14

Medium Highest Double Studio
From
£250 Advanced Rent
Move-in
14 Sep, 2026
Move-out
28 Aug, 2027
Total: £13,671.43

Large Highest Double Studio
From
£250 Advanced Rent
Move-in
14 Sep, 2026
Move-out
28 Aug, 2027
Total: £13,920
Prices and availability are indicative. Final confirmation at booking.
Payment & Cancellation
Payment Terms
Is an advance rent payment required to secure my booking?
Yes. Students booking accommodation in England must pay an advance rent payment of £250 to secure their booking. This amount will be deducted from your first rent instalment.
How can I pay the advance rent?
You can pay by bank transfer, debit card, or credit card. If paying by bank transfer, use your booking number starting with RN as the payment reference to ensure your payment is allocated correctly.
Can I pay my rent in instalments?
Yes. Depending on your property, you may be able to pay your rent in 1, 2, 4, 7, or 8 instalments. Some properties have different instalment options, so check your Tenancy Agreement for the options available to you.
When is my rent due?
Your rent payment dates depend on your property and chosen payment plan. Full rent payments are generally due by 1 August 2026, although some cities and properties have different payment dates. Please check your Tenancy Agreement for your exact payment schedule.
How can I pay my rent?
You can pay your rent by bank transfer, debit card, or credit card.
Do all properties have the same payment dates?
No. Payment dates can vary by property and city, and some properties have bespoke instalment schedules. Always check your Tenancy Agreement for the exact dates and amounts due.
Cancellation Policy
Can I cancel my Unite Students booking during the cooling-off period?
Yes. You can cancel your booking within 7 days of receiving confirmation that your booking is complete, as long as you have not collected your accommodation keys. You will not be charged, and any deposit or advance rent paid will be refunded. Different cooling-off rules may apply to rooms in Wales.
Can I cancel my booking after the 7-day cooling-off period?
After the cooling-off period ends, you are generally responsible for the payments due under your Tenancy Agreement unless an eligible replacement tenant is found or you enter into a new tenancy with Unite Students.
Can I cancel my booking if I find a replacement tenant?
Yes, you may propose a replacement tenant. However, Unite Students must approve the replacement and may instead put the room back on general sale or offer it to another student on a waiting list. You will be released from your tenancy 7 days after a replacement arrangement is made.
What happens if I find a replacement tenant after my tenancy starts?
You will be released from your tenancy when the replacement tenant's new tenancy begins. If you have already occupied the room, a £50 charge will apply to cover the cost of preparing it for the new tenant.
Can I cancel my booking if I do not get the required university grades?
Yes, eligible first-year undergraduate students may be able to cancel under the No Place No Pay policy if their chosen university withdraws their offer because they did not achieve the required grades. You may also qualify if you exceed your expected grades and choose to attend a different university.
What documents do I need for No Place No Pay?
You must provide either a university, college, or UCAS rejection confirming that you did not achieve the required grades, or proof through UCAS Adjustment that you have accepted a place at another university. These documents must be submitted with the Cancellation Form within 7 calendar days of your results being published.
Can I cancel my tenancy if I withdraw from university or suspend my studies?
If you are an eligible Common Law Tenant living in England from the 2026/27 academic year, you may be able to end your tenancy if you withdraw from, are excluded from, or are refused admission to your institution. You may also qualify if you have been absent from your course for more than 60 days due to illness and have agreed with your university to suspend your studies.
How much notice do I need to give if I qualify for this cancellation right?
You must provide at least 4 weeks' written notice, state your intended departure date, and provide satisfactory evidence of your non-student status or suspension of studies. You must also move out by the departure date stated in your notice.
The above cancellation policy is a synopsis of the property’s cancellation policy. There could be a few changes incorporated from time to time. Hence, we recommend you review the full Accommodation Contract for a comprehensive understanding of their cancellation policies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I required to pay council tax?
Full-time students aren't required to pay council tax. You will have to inform the city council about your exemption, however.
When can I add my payment details?
You can add your payment details when making the booking.
Are there dual occupancy room options?
There is a limited amount of dual occupancy rooms. If you are both full-time students, contact our staff regarding dual occupancy rooms.
When are rooms made available for the next academic year?
Unite's rooms are available for the next academic year starting in November. You can book these rooms once available on a first-come-first-serve basis.
What stay lengths are available?
You can stay for a full year, an academic year, semester stays, shorter stays, and summer stays.
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