Sofa Showrooms in Warrington

10 showrooms from 9 brands

Warrington's 10 sofa showrooms scatter across the town's various retail parks — Riverside, Gemini, Westbrook and Junction Nine — making it less of a single-cluster trip and more of a planned itinerary. DFS sits at Riverside Retail Park on Vernon Street (WA1 2HG), Dunelm at the Westbrook Centre (WA5 7TY) and IKEA at Gemini Retail Park on Europa Boulevard (also WA5 7TY) hold the western end, and Junction Nine Retail Park at WA2 8TW pulls in HSL, Oak Furnitureland and ScS Warrington on Howley Lane (same postcode). ScS also runs a St Helens outpost on the Linkway out at WA9 1JF — useful if you're coming from Merseyside. The Sofology entry is a slightly odd one — listed at WA3 3UL but flagged as careers/HQ, so verify before driving there. The interesting pulls are the Knutsford satellites: Sofas & Stuff on 3-7 Canute Place in the heart of the town (WA16 6BQ) and Neptune Knutsford on Chelford Road in Ollerton (WA16 8TA). Knutsford's a 20-minute drive south but it's properly worth it — quality Cheshire retail in a setting that suits the brands. With 5 budget showrooms, 2 mid-range, 2 mid-to-high and Neptune at the high end, the price spread covers everything from family practical to country-house premium. What's not here: no Italian brands, no John Lewis, no Arlo & Jacob, no department-store options. Practical bits: Warrington's central position between Manchester and Liverpool means you can stitch it into a wider north-west crawl easily — M6 J21 gets you to Junction Nine in five minutes. Parking is free everywhere and the retail parks are well-laid-out. Avoid Westbrook and Gemini on Saturday afternoons; they're proper rammed. Knutsford weekend traffic is its own situation — go early. Solid working showroom town, designed for efficient sofa shopping rather than design pilgrimages, with Knutsford as the optional design detour.

Benny's Local Tip

“Centre Park and the A49 corridor have decent showroom options. Perfectly positioned between Manchester and Liverpool, making Warrington an ideal pit stop on a north-west furniture pilgrimage.”

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