Property management in Anfield, Liverpool

Property management in Anfield, Liverpool

Anfield is the busiest landlord market in north Liverpool, with terraces off Walton Breck Road and Oakfield Road and a steady supply of tenants who want to be near the stadium, Stanley Park and the bus routes into town.

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Landlords in Anfield

A typical three bed lets for about £935 a month and a two bed about £820. Anfield is in Liverpool's selective licensing scheme: every privately rented home needs a £704 five year licence, and the council runs enforcement in the ward. Caso applies for the licence, manages the inspections, and chases rent from day one. Match day lets and short lets are not what we do; Caso manages long term tenancies on one percentage of rent.

Anfield is one of the more affordable parts of Liverpool to rent in, with a dense stock of Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses built to house workers for the docks and surrounding industry. Many of these terraces have been renovated over the years, but the area still has a good number of properties needing modernisation, which keeps entry rents lower than the city average.

The area is known for Anfield Stadium, home to Liverpool Football Club, and match days bring a surge of visitors and short-term parking demand to the surrounding streets, though this has little effect on longer-term rental patterns. Stanley Park separates Anfield from Everton's ground at Goodison Park, giving the area a large green space on its doorstep.

Tenants here are typically young professionals, small families and a number of housing benefit tenants, drawn by the lower rents relative to areas such as Aigburth or Woolton. Bus routes along Walton Breck Road and County Road connect to the city centre, and the area sits within a few miles of both Liverpool city centre and Bootle.

For a landlord, Anfield offers lower purchase and rental prices but often needs more active management, since older terraced stock can require ongoing repairs and turnover can be higher among tenants on shorter household budgets. A well maintained, warm home will stand out here and should help keep periods without a tenant to a minimum. Landlords buying here should budget realistically for roof, damp and window repairs on older stock, since this spending tends to pay back in fewer complaints and a more reliable tenant.

Local data

Anfield rental market, October 2026

2 bed rent£795 a month
3 bed rent£965 a month
Typical sale price£123,540
Gross yield9.4%
CouncilLiverpool City Council

Last updated 27 Oct 2026. Source: advertised rents and completed sales in the last twelve months for L4.

Landlord licence costs by council

What Caso does in Anfield

Liverpool City Council runs a selective licensing scheme from 1 Apr 2022 to 31 Mar 2027 covering 16 named wards, so we check your exact address against it before the first tenancy; a new scheme is proposed from Apr 2027. Check-ins, check-outs and inventories are done by No Letting Go, our approved inventory partner, whose nearest office to Anfield is its East Lancs office in Winwick, Warrington. A typical 2 bed here lets for £795 and a 3 bed for £965 a month, and Caso Complete on that 3 bed is £77 a month plus VAT.

On a typical Anfield 3 bed rent

A typical Anfield landlord paying a high-street agent keeps about £1,760 more a year with Caso

On £965 a month, a typical high street first year in Anfield comes to about £2,686; Caso Complete on the same rent is £926. Both exclude VAT.

Anfield questions

Does an Anfield rental need a licence?
Yes. Anfield is one of the selective licensing wards until March 2027. Caso handles the application and renewal.
What does an Anfield house rent for?
About £935 a month for a three bed and £820 for a two bed on current listings.
Can you manage a property I bought to let near the stadium?
Yes, as a standard assured tenancy. We do not run match day or holiday lets.