Go Britanya Abacus Residence, Brighton

Brighton and Hove is an excellent choice if you're seeking a liberal, carefree, and fun-loving city to call home throughout your academic years. This dynamic city, known for its stunning beaches, makes the ideal student hangout thanks to its alluring blend of beaches, bars, pubs, and boutiques.

Amber provides accommodation in properties like Pavilion Point, one of Brighton's liveliest neighbourhoods, and the LGBT+ community's hub is a popular student location. One of the most sought-after neighbourhoods for Brighton student accommodation is Holden Court. This results in slightly higher rent costs, but given that it is in the centre of Brighton and has excellent access to other parts of the city, it is well worth the extra cost. Crown House is nearby and a fantastic spot to stay if you want quick access to the city centre and a residential, family-like atmosphere.

IQ Brighton, surrounded by independent cafes and restaurants, is located just north of the city centre. Several regional restaurants make it one of the most incredible places to eat. The nearby city of Hannover has charming Victorian houses and well-known bars. Hollingbury House and Alumno Falmer are excellent choices as well. They provide a somewhat less expensive alternative to those in the city centre for students looking for Brighton student accommodation that is a little easier on their budget.

Brighton, with 2.9 million people, ranks 26th and received the highest score for the Student Mix indicator thanks to its sizable and diverse student body. The two highly regarded universities in the city have a sizable foreign student body, with 27% of the total enrollment originating from countries other than the UK. Despite being primarily recognised for its colourful beachfront, the south coast city is more than just a coastal resort. Brighton and Hove offer various activities and tourist attractions like the royal pavilion, Brighton i360 and Brighton palace pier.

One of the two central regions that make up the City of Brighton is the beach resort of Brighton, which is situated on the south coast of England. 

The variety of independent restaurants and nightlife locations in Brighton are worth the visit. To make the most of their time at school, students who attend the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex reside in Brighton. The Brighton and Hove student accommodations can cater all your preferences like prices, tastes, and styles to match.

Brighton is renowned for being a location that has always provided an escape. It has always been unique. There is a lot of attitude in these cities. Freethinkers, business people, and entertainers call this place home. The city is vibrant, innovative, and bohemian. Twenty thousand students are living there, both local and international.

Brighton and Hove are home to many major universities, students flow in the city from all around the world every year. At such events university housing is overflowing with students leaving them on waiting lists for months and months, the private student accommodation Brighton provided by amber will help you find affordable and convenient housing near your university.

Some recommended student accommodation Brighton include;

1. Holden Court, Brighton
2. IQ Brighton
3. IQ Abacus House, Brigton
4. Crown House, Brighton
5. Vogue Studios, Brighton

Brighton and Hove have an average cost of living in the top 22% of all global cities. However, by setting and adhering to a budget, students may maximise their time in this metropolis. Although your estimated cost of living may not turn out to be as expected, one must keep a record to be safer.

1. Rent: £195 to £270 /month
2. Groceries: £100 to £150 /month
3. Food: £350 to £450 /month
4. Transport: £40 to £50 /month
5. Laundry: £25 to £40 /month
6. Stationery and Textbooks: £20 to £30 /month
7. Clothing: £50 to £75 /month
8. Movie Ticket: £7 to £10

The University of Brighton has four campuses: Eastbourne, Falmer, City, and Moulsecoomb. Students can quickly go to the surrounding areas because the Brighton and Hove campus is located on Grand Parade, just three minutes from the city centre. The extensive Stoke Park Road network, which spans the entire city and includes the University of Brighton, is well known. The Brighton and Hove transportation system is separated into numerous zones encompassing the city's prominent areas.Most transportation options are tied to the student housing options we provide in Brighton to make your stay and travel simple. Make your stay a little less expensive by considering the travel costs, which are also very reasonable.

1. Bus: In Brighton, a single trip costs £2.70 per standard. The bus operator national express can take one in and out of Brighton city, one must issue a card and check the bus schedules for hassle free travel. If you tend to use cash make sure you keep the exact amount of the fare.
2. Rail: A single person's daily train costs range from £15 to £20.You should speak with the local railroad authority and request a discount if you are a beginning student. The Brighton and Hove PlusBus pass is an electronic ticket that may be used on buses, the underground, and some overground train lines.
3. Bicycle: Riding your bike to the university or running errands will be more convenient and affordable.Bike stands are available at prominent blocks and have separate lanes on the road, you could easily rent a bike and use it for small commutes around city areas.