An 1888 cottage in Lever's model village
Grade II listed. One double bedroom, for two guests.
One of the original workers' cottages, kept as a home
The cottage was built in 1888 for workers at the Lever Brothers soap works and is listed Grade II with the rest of the village. The decor is modern and keeps to the building's history.
There is a full kitchen with a Smeg gas hob and electric oven, a front room with a large TV and streaming services, a library of history books, fibre broadband at around 100 Mbps, and a garden to sit out in.
Port Sunlight
William Lever began building the village in 1888 to house the workers at his soap factory. Everything below is within walking distance of the front door.
Lady Lever Art Gallery
Lever's own collection of paintings, sculpture and furniture, in the gallery he built in memory of his wife.
Port Sunlight Museum
The story of the village and the people who built and lived in it.
Port Sunlight River Park
Riverside paths and views across the Mersey.
Traveller Review Award 2024, 2025 and 2026.
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