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New Hall, Fazakerley, Liverpool — Area Guide & Where to Stay
New Hall is a residential pocket of Fazakerley, in the north of Liverpool. It takes its name from New Hall on Longmoor Lane, the road that runs through the area. The surrounding streets sit close to Aintree and the edge of Kirkby, well out from the city centre. Few visitors come this way.
About New Hall, Fazakerley
Where to stay in New Hall, Fazakerley
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Choosing New Hall means choosing a quiet residential base, not a tourist address. The area holds few hotels of its own, so most visitors book nearer central Liverpool and travel out to it. Its draw is calm streets and closeness to Aintree, with Kirkby and Croxteth within easy reach for anyone working in the north of the city.
Those wanting museums, bars, and the waterfront should stay closer to the centre. Rooms in New Hall are few.
About New Hall, Fazakerley
What are the main landmarks in New Hall, Fazakerley?
The clearest listed heritage is the row of protected houses recorded as New Hall, Longmoor Lane, strung along the lane itself. The parish churches nearby all lie beyond its bounds: Emmanuel Church, St John the Evangelist, St Paul's Church, and Our Lady of Sorrows stand in the surrounding suburbs. Older houses in the surrounding area include Pigeon House and Whitefield House, over in Kirkby, and Valley House in Aintree.
St Chad's Church anchors the Kirkby edge. The Merseyside Fire & Rescue Museum is also within reach.
What is the history of New Hall, Fazakerley?
New Hall takes its name from a hall that once stood on Longmoor Lane, in what was long a rural corner north of Liverpool. A group of protected buildings still recorded as New Hall, Longmoor Lane survives from that older settlement. Early houses such as Pigeon House and Whitefield House point to the area's farming past, before the suburb filled in.
Parish churches including Emmanuel Church and St John the Evangelist rose elsewhere in the growing north of the city. Fields once ran to Aintree.
Where is New Hall, Fazakerley?
New Hall lies within Fazakerley, on the northern rim of Liverpool. Longmoor Lane forms its spine, and the listed houses recorded as New Hall, Longmoor Lane stand along it. Aintree is immediately to the north, Kirkby to the north-east, and Croxteth off to the south.
Homes fill the remainder.
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Updated September 2026