Student accommodation in Belfast Cathedral Quarter
LIV Belfast student accommodation is a 13-floor building in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter. It has capacity for more than 700 students.
Residents choose between shared apartments and private studios. Rent includes all bills, contents insurance and superfast WiFi.
En-suite rooms and studios with terrace access
Shared apartments have en-suite bedrooms. They come in Standard, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum categories, and every bedroom is lockable.
Studios are private and follow the same tiered categories. Some have a wet room, and one studio type opens directly onto the roof terraces.
Several studio categories offer dual occupancy, which lets two students share. The room widget shows which categories offer it.
The building has a fitness and wellness studio, a study room, a games room, a cinema and a media room. There is also a hosting kitchen for entertaining friends.
Two roof terraces give residents outdoor space, and there is bike storage on site. The team is available 24 hours a day, and the building has 24-hour security and CCTV.
*Offer terms apply. Eligible room types and full details are on the property’s own website.
Location in the Cathedral Quarter
The building sits in the Cathedral Quarter, in central Belfast, among the area’s historic architecture.
Ulster University’s Belfast campus is within walking distance. Queen’s University Belfast is reachable by bike. The Nearby universities panel on this page shows the exact travel times.
Is LIV Belfast right for you?
It suits students who want a private studio but still want shared social spaces nearby. The building offers both under one roof.
Shared apartments suit students who prefer living with flatmates and having their own en-suite bedroom.
Students who do not need a full academic year can ask about flexible start dates and shorter tenancy lengths. Semester stays are listed for the Standard Studio, and the team confirms what is available for each room type.
Residents can also join workshops, courses and activities held outside the university setting.
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