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The Sensory Home and is suitable for quiet stays. Pippa has partnered with a select few brands that can provide rest and rejuvenation and enhance the sensory experience of a space. As a result, we have the first-of-its-kind, a designated Sensory Room with advanced and seamless integrated technology provided by ZUMA. This intimate room has chaise beds and Zuma ceiling speakers offering advanced light and sound technology settings for meditation, relaxation, music, or simply listening to podcasts. Pippa wanted to create an experience for guests that allows them to truly switch off from the outside world and the stresses of daily life.
All rooms have been fitted with Hillarys Calm Living curtain collection, which uses simple styles, subtle colour palettes, plus natural and sustainable materials. The bedrooms have blackout linings and the downstairs thermal backing with a focus on sleep and cosiness. Each bedroom has specialist mattresses supplied by Rem-Fit, experts in sleep recovery technology. There are three bedrooms on the first floor; one super-king and two king-size beds. There is a further double on the second floor.
The Sensory Home has worked closely with Magnet to design a kitchen that is kind to the senses. There is a strong focus on natural materials, and to compliment the kitchen, RAK ceramics has provided the splashback and worktop, with Walls and Floors providing the floor tiles. There is a large dining table and Woodburner. We have used Dulux Heritage colours to maximise the overall feeling of calm. The soothing colours of nature make the perfect backdrop to the interiors. This is a quiet, family neighbourhood, and noise will not be tolerated. If you are looking for a party, this is not the house for you. We monitor noise carefully.
The house is excellent for relaxation and exploring the area, which is steeped in history. The captain of the Titanic, Captain Smith, lived at the end of the road. Captain Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher, famously led his army against Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 - hence the area is now called Waterloo. And not forgetting the most famous band in the world, The Beatles. Be sure to take a Beatles tour while you are here with Brit music tours Fab 4 taxi tours (discount if booked with the house). The world-famous Grand National is held annually at Aintree Racecourse.
You have the pretty conservation gardens at the end of the road and beautiful Sefton park 10 minutes away. And for the summer months, beach life and watersports on the lake. There's a cinema, bars, restaurants, and shopping trips; if you are adventurous, you can take the ferry to Ireland as the port is just down the road.
A stunning coastline, 2.5 miles of beautiful beach, 100 beloved iron men, and unique venues and attractions. Antony Gormley statues and the boating lake are at the end of the road.
Co-op and Iceland, you can walk to Lidl and Tesco are 5 minutes in the car. South Road high st is 5-minutes walk with Plaza Picture House for film lovers. few vintage shops, including Baltic Brocante (@balticbrocante)
Spitroast for a lovely roast diner, IL Capitanos for pizza lovers, The Workshop for smaller dishes, Tapas Tapas for.....Tapas! So Salsa, Greek Taverna and Mustard & Co won an award for their Sunday Roast. Timberwolf for good beer and Pioneer Crosby for cocktails and live music. More bars include Frankies, Ophelias, The George, The Blues Bar and Inside No.4. Finally, Crosby Coffee for the best coffee beans and delicious coffee.
Stunning Sefton park is 10 minutes away; look at the photos I have listed. Liverpool city centre is 10 minutes by taxi with Beatles tours, the Pier Head for waterfront restaurants and bars and a cosmopolitan shopping centre.
We politely ask that just one car is used for guests (if parking directly outside the property).

5-minute walk to the local station taking you directly to Liverpool City Centre. You also have the option to catch a direct bus into Liverpool city centre.

5.7 miles to Aintree racecourse. The nearest airport is Liverpool John Lenon Airport.