A stunning 7-bedroom mansion in Birkdale, Southport, just a short drive from Liverpool, could be the perfect base as part of an overall package to celebrate the city’s Eurovision party.
The luxury residential property is being marketed by award-winning Curlett Jones Estates in Southport.
Located on the quiet and much sought after Westbourne Road, visitors lucky enough to secure the property to stay throughout the Eurovision celebrations can look forward to a memorable experience for up to 14 people.
The four-storey property boasts seven king size bedrooms; three reception rooms; four bathrooms; open plan large kitchen diner; music room with piano; games room; and gym. All decorated and furnished to an exquisite standard.
The property also benefits from a large drive offering off-road parking with electric gates. A large established garden with private terrace is accessible from the kitchen.
The discerning visitors who experience Westbourne Road for themselves in May, will also enjoy a host of other benefits to help make their stay exceptional. These include a private chef, daily cleaning, turn-down service, and a chauffeur to and from Eurovision events.
The property is listed at £6,000 per night during the run of Eurovision between 9 May and 13 May 2023. Or for those booking for the entire event, it will cost £36,000.
The property is also available for a long-term residential let for £5,000 per month, available from 15 May. The chef, cleaning, turn-down, and chauffeur services are not included.
The mansion would also prove a perfect base for visitors coming to the region in July for The Open golf championship, which this year is taking place at Royal Liverpool Golf Club in Hoylake.
Known as ‘England’s Golfing Capital’, Southport is home to the UK’s highest concentration of championship links courses. Guests are invited to fully immerse themselves in the sport at one of the many courses on the doorstop.
During their stay at Westbourne Road, visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll to Birkdale Village. With quirky gift shops, stylish boutiques, excellent restaurants, artisan cheese and wine shops, and cosy, it offers the perfect backdrop to enjoy a spot of retail therapy followed by refreshments.
The location also very much lends itself to relaxation and nature. Being located on the North West coast, there are sand dunes and pinewoods for miles upon miles, with walking and cycling trails to explore.
Also located nearby on the Sefton coast, is the stunning art installation Another Place by acclaimed artist Antony Gormley, also well-known for his work Angel Of The North in the North East.
Curlett Jones Estates is based on Lord Street in Southport. They also have a second office in Crosby.
Alan Jones, Property Director at Curlett Jones Estates, explained:
“This is an incredible opportunity to experience the once-in-a-lifetime Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool in the ultimate style – and this stunning Birkdale mansion is just the place to do just that. We are curating the perfect Eurovision experience.
“We want to deliver a memorable and exceptional experience and service to our guests. Whether that is supporting them getting to and from venues, or preparing amazing home-cooked restaurant quality food within the property, we will be there for them.
“Westbourne Road is perfectly located to also enjoy some downtime and a spot of relaxation between all the Eurovision excitement, whether that’s a spot of shopping, a round of golf, or taking in some nature.”
Curlett Jones is the only agents in Southport offering high-end serviced accommodation and holiday lets, making their professional offering very unique in the sector.
Alan Jones added:
“At Curlett Jones, we love showcasing these magnificent properties and supporting our clients in delivering a world class service. This is just one of our high-end properties available for long-term rental. You can literally bring your suitcases and move in. Our team will truly be at your service.”
The full property listing can be found on the Curlett Jones Estates website here.
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