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About the Property
Hollingbury House Brighton is located at 54 Hollingdean Road, Brighton, BN2 4AA. This student accommodation in Brighton offers ensuite rooms, private and shared rooms and studio apartments, all fully furnished for a comfortable stay. It is 0.8 miles from the University of Brighton (Moulsecoomb campus) and around 0.6 miles from the University of Brighton, making it easy to get to lectures on time. With shops, cafes, and bus stops nearby, Hollingbury House Brighton is a great place to live while studying in the city.
Brighton is a great city for students. It’s home to over 21,000 students, including more than 3,000 international students worldwide. The city is known for being open, creative, and student-friendly. The safety index is around 60, which makes it a safe place to live. The employment rate is about 76%, giving students a good chance to find part-time work during their studies. The cost of living is about £900–£1,100 per month, including rent, food, and transport. The city has great public transport and beautiful spots like Brighton Beach and the historic Brighton Palace Pier. It also has plenty of cafes, art galleries, music venues, and events year-round. If you're planning to live here, Homes For Students Hollingbury House offers easy access to universities and the city centre. Brighton is perfect for students who want a fun and safe place to live and learn.
Features
Hollingbury House Brighton has stylish rooms that meet every student’s comfort and privacy needs. Room types include Bronze Ensuite, Silver Ensuite, Gold Ensuite, and Platinum Ensuite, 1B and 3B. Each room comes fully furnished with a small double bed, study desk, chair, wardrobe, and storage space. All rooms include a private bathroom with a modern shower, toilet, and basin. Students have a shared kitchen and living area. It features a hob, oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, and lots of cabinet space. Some rooms have shared bathrooms and kitchens with a 3/4th bed, desk area and wifi. For studios, you have options from Standard Studio, Premium Studio, and Deluxe Studio. Each studio has a private kitchen and a private bathroom with an ensuite shower. It also has ¾ bed, study desk, wardrobe with a full-length mirror, wifi and plenty of storage.
Apart from room features, Hollingbury House includes a range of common amenities. You can relax in the communal lounge, connect with friends in the games area, or focus on the dedicated study area. These student flats in Brighton also provide high-speed internet, making studying or streaming seamless. These features help students balance both work and relaxation during their stay. Your rent at Hollingbury House Brighton covers all essential bills like electricity, water, heating, and Wi-Fi, so there are no surprise costs. Homes For Students Hollingbury House follows a clear no-pets policy, ensuring a peaceful and clean environment for all residents. In terms of safety, Hollingbury House is secure and student-friendly, providing peace of mind to both students and their families. With its prime location and thoughtful amenities, this accommodation is one of the top choices among student properties in Brighton.
Location and What's Hot?
Hollingbury House Brighton is located in a lively and well-connected part of the city. It’s just 0.6 miles from the University of Brighton (Moulsecoomb campus) and 1.8 miles from the University of Sussex, making it a smart choice for students. With public transport nearby, commuting is easy and quick. There are plenty of cafes to relax or study in. Wild Bean Cafe and Saunders Park Restaurant Cafè - Lazfood Ltd are local favourites. When it comes to food, you can grab takeaways at The Little Anchor Fish and Chips and Masalla Kitchen. If you prefer fine dining you can visit Bocana or Binta's Cuisine. For a fun evening out, head to The Bear Inn or Gladstone, two popular student-friendly pubs nearby. If you're in the mood to dance, check out SubLab or The Pussycat Club, both active and well-rated nightclubs.
Aldi and Sainsbury’s Local are both a short walk from Hollingbury House. This makes grocery shopping easy. If you ever need medical help, Royal Sussex County Hospital is just over 2 miles away and provides full healthcare services. Sports fans can catch events at American Express Community Stadium (Amex Stadium) and Withdean Stadium just a short bus ride away. On weekends, visit the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery. You can also stroll through The Level, a nearby park that is great for picnics and outdoor study. The Theatre Royal Brighton also offers great performances and live shows all year round. With so many options, Hollingbury House is more than just a place to stay. It’s a great hub for student housing in Brighton, offering easy access to everything you need for studying, fun, and everyday life.
Commute
Hollingbury House Brighton is well-connected, making daily travel easy for students. The nearest bus stops are Bottom of Davey Drive and Freehold Terrace, just a short walk away. For train travel, London Road train station and Moulsecoomb travel terminals are near this student accommodation near University of Brighton. They offer regular services to the city centre and beyond.
Distance
Located an easy stroll or cycle to the main University of Brighton Campus, Hollingbury House is also near to all transport links to University of Sussex and under an hour to central London.
- 10-minute walk to University of Brighton
- 10-minute bus ride to Brighton centre
- 10 minutes bus ride to Seafront
- Easy access to transport links around Brighton and beyond
- Under an hour to London
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Cancellation Policies (4)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property offers cooling-off period.
- No Visa No PayThis property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
- No Place No PayThis property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedThis property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
Payment Policies (5)
- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 3 flexible instalment plans.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my rental price include car parking?
On-site car parking is available at some properties, but is not included within the rental price unless explicitly stated and confirmed in writing. Payments for car parking permits are separate to your tenancy agreement. Please speak to the property team if you wish to purchase a car parking space. Car parking spaces are very limited and are strictly on a first-come first-served basis.
Can I book if I'm under 18?
If you turn 18 in the first semester of university, they can accept your booking at properties where there is 24/7 security available and have an adult over the age of 18 must be a co-signatory on your tenancy agreement and must accept the terms of it.
They can accept under 18s in some of their properties subject to their policy for students under the Age of 18.
Note : Aspen property does not accept bookings from students under the age of 18.
Can I purchase bedding and kitchen packages?
Yes you can order a package to be waiting for you upon arrival on their starter kit ordering portal.
What do I need to bring with me?
When you come to pick up your keys you need to bring some photographic ID. To find out what else you may need to bring check out their ‘what to take to university’ page.
Is there car parking facilities for when I move in
Some properties have car parking facilities available for a small charge, please speak to your property team directly if you would like to reserve car parking.
Does my rental price include room cleaning?
Room cleaning services are available at some properties for an additional charge, unless stated as being included with the rent.
Are pets allowed?
No pets of any kind are permitted at management, except registered assistance dogs.
What can I bring?
You can bring most of your belongings but some electricals aren't suitable for their properties. Non UK compliant electricals such as rice cookers are not suitable for use with UK power outlets and this can cause fire risks.
Do you provide summer accommodation?
Yes, their summer bookings usually open around March. Keep a look out for pricing and information or contact us to know more.
Do I have to move out during the holidays?
Your room is yours for the full contract period and you don’t need to move out during academic breaks.
Does my rental price include insurance?
Contents insurance is included at some of management's properties, which will be shown on the property page and details of the insurance can be obtained from the property manager when you check in. If you wish to confirm whether the property offers contents insurance, please contact the property team directly. Please note they advise taking out contents insurance if it is not included at your property and management is not liable for the loss or damage of your personal belongings and room contents.
Do I need to pay council tax?
If you are a qualifying full time student, you will be exempt from paying Council Tax. You must provide them with your council tax exemption certificate which your university will be able to arrange.
If you do not have this when you move in because you have not yet enrolled on your course, please ensure that you bring with you the name of your university and your university student ID number.
Recycling
Recycling is one of the best ways for you to have a positive impact on the world in which we live. Recycling is important to both the natural environment and us. We must act fast as the amount of waste we create is increasing all the time.
Management want to do their bit to protect the world, and they’re sure you want to do your bit too, so to make being eco-friendly easy for you they’ve provided recycling and refuse bins throughout your accommodation and they encourage all students to use the facilities provided to recycle waste where possible.
You should make sure that you empty packages completely and give them a quick rinse before you recycle them. Below you can find examples of what you can recycle and what goes in the different bins.
Be aware that if you put things in the wrong bin, it will contaminate the whole waste load which means that they cannot send that waste to be recycled. So, please take an extra couple of seconds to put things in the correct bin so they can help divert as much waste from going to landfill as possible.
Almost anything made of glass can be recycled, so make sure you put items like glass bottles and jars in the right bin and do not recycle broken glass or light bulbs. Anything that does not feature a recycling label must be put in the refuse bin. Other items that are not recyclable include: batteries, electrical appliances, kitchen waste, polystyrene, foam and sanitary products.
What can be recycled?
- Plastics
- Plastic cups and lids
- Milk bottles
- Takeaway containers
- Plastic bottles such as water, shampoo or sauce bottles
- Cardboard and Paper
- Newspapers and magazines
- Food cartons
- Emptied pizza boxes
- Envelopes or loose office paper
- Aluminium and Steel
- Drinks cans
- Empty aerosol cans
- Food cans
- Lids from glass bottles and jars
Thank you for being responsible residents and for helping the world!
Does management have a client money protection scheme in place?
Yes they do. The property uses ProtectionMark as the provider.
What are emergency numbers in the uk?
To contact the emergency services (Fire Service, Police, Ambulance and Coast Guard) dial 999
For non-emergency police assistance call 101
When should I use 101?
You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example:
- Your car has been stolen
- Your property has been damaged
- You suspect drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood
- Give the police information about crime in your area
- Speak to the police about a general enquiry
You should always call 999 when it is an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, someone suspected of a crime is nearby, when there is danger to life or when violence is being used or threatened.
To contact the NHS for non-emergency medical advice and assistance, dial 111
When should use 111?
You should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it's not a life-threatening situation.
Call 111 if:
- you need medical help fast but it's not a 999 emergency
- you think you need to go to A&E or need another NHS urgent care service
- you don't know who to call or you don't have a GP to call
- you need health information or reassurance about what to do next
For less urgent health needs, contact your GP or local pharmacist in the usual way. If a health professional has given you a specific phone number to call when you're concerned about your condition, continue to use that number. For immediate life-threatening emergencies, continue to call 999.
Can I move in before I pay my rent?
All rent that is due must have been paid when you check in. If you are having difficulties or this will be a problem, please contact the property as early as possible who will assist you.
Can I pay my rent from overseas?
You can pay your rent either online by logging in to your student account, by bank transfer or by credit or debit card over the phone.
Can I book a room without a viewing?
Yes, you can book rooms online using the 'book now' option, which only takes around five minutes.
How long does a viewing take?
A viewing usually takes around 15 to 20 minutes, however you can spend as long as you wish viewing the property.
What will I be shown on my viewing?
The property team will guide you around the building and show you the social areas, outdoor spaces and on-site facilities as well as the rooms you would like to see (dependent upon availability). Please be aware that some rooms and apartments that you view may be occupied by their current residents.
I'm in a different country how do I view a property?
They offer a Online viewings for those who cannot view in person. Just click 'Arrange a Viewing' and from there you can choose the Online option and organise a time and date that suits you. A member of the team will skype call you at your arranged time. To know more about this you can be in touch with Amber agent.
Do I need to pay a deposit to book a room at this property?
To learn more about the deposit requirement, please check the policy section above, or feel free to reach out to your amber agent.
Is a guarantor required to book a room at this property?
For more details about guarantor requirements, refer to the policy section above or connect with your amber agent.
Can I pay in instalments?
For more information on payment plans, refer to the policy section above, or contact your amber agent for assistance.
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Student Accommodations in Brighton
Brighton and Hove Student Accommodation
Finding student accommodation in Brighton can be tough because many students live there. On-campus options often fill up quickly, making off-campus housing a popular choice. Brighton has many student accommodation options to fit different needs and budgets. You can choose from private rooms, en-suite options, shared apartments, and studio flats. There’s something for everyone.
Amber makes your accommodation search easy with a variety of verified property listings. Whether you're studying at the University of Brighton or the University of Sussex, you’ll find a home close to campus. Amber’s platform lets you filter by location, price, and amenities to help you find the perfect place to stay. Popular student accommodation in Brighton includes Student Castle Brighton and IQ Brighton, managed by IQ Student Accommodation have great rooms and shared areas. Amber offers personalised support for every step of your booking. With Amber, securing your ideal Brighton student accommodation is fast and simple. Check out the student accommodation in Brighton options that match your lifestyle and budget. Make your stay in Brighton easy and enjoyable!
About Brighton
Brighton is a lively coastal city located in the South East of England, along the English Channel. Known for its unique blend of modernity and history, it is one of the UK’s top student destinations. With a population of over 280,000 people, Brighton is home to a thriving student community, with over 30,000 students living in the city. The city is particularly popular for its excellent educational institutions and lively atmosphere. Brighton has a rich history, dating back to the 18th century when it became a popular seaside resort. Today, it combines its historic charm with a dynamic urban culture. Students love the city for its beautiful beach and lively arts scene.
The University of Brighton and Brighton Business School are the best in the city. They offer many courses, including arts, media, business, and health sciences. The University of Sussex is close by. It ranks in the top 40 universities in the UK, based on the QS World University Rankings. Brighton is an ideal city for students due to its lively student culture, affordable living, and close proximity to the beach. The city is well-connected with public transport, including buses, trains, and bikes. Whether you're studying, exploring the city's unique culture, or enjoying a day by the sea, Brighton is a fantastic place to live and study.
Best Student Accommodation In Brighton
Choosing the right student housing in Brighton matters for your studies and social life. Find a place that offers comfort, affordability, and is close to your university. Brighton offers many student accommodation in Brighton options. Students can choose places that fit their budgets and preferences. Amber simplifies your search with verified listings. This ensures a smooth and stress-free experience. Here are the best student accommodation in Brighton:
1. iQ Abacus House
2. iQ Sawmills
3. Promenade Student Living
4. The Stoneworks
5. Vogue Studios
Affordable Student Accommodation in Brighton
Finding affordable student accommodation in Brighton can be tough. However, there are plenty of budget-friendly options that still provide quality and comfort. Amber offers a wide selection of student properties that meet these needs. No matter if you want a private room or a shared flat, this lively city has something for everyone. Here are five affordable options that combine convenience and value:
1. Hollingbury House
2. Student Castle Brighton
3. Hillfort House
4. Ravilious House
5. iQ Sawmills
Best Areas to Live in Brighton
Brighton has many neighbourhoods to meet students needs. You can find places close to campus or budget-friendly options. Brighton offers lively city life, a peaceful retreat, or a mix of both. Here are some of the best areas for student accommodation in Brighton:
1. Brighton City Centre
Living in Brighton's City Centre puts you right at the heart of everything. This area, near the University of Brighton and a short walk from the beach, has a lively vibe. You’ll find shops, cafes, restaurants, and entertainment venues all within easy reach. The city centre is buzzing with students, and you'll find many social spots like The Green Door Store and the historic Pavilion Gardens. Public transport connections make it easy to explore the city and beyond.
2. Kemptown
Kemptown is a lively area known for its independent shops, cafes, and eateries. Kemptown, near the University of Brighton, has a cool bohemian vibe. It draws in students from everywhere. The neighbourhood is also close to the beach, making it a great spot for students who enjoy seaside activities. Kemptown offers affordable student accommodation in Brighton. Its lively vibe and closeness to campus make it perfect for social students.
3. Hanover
A quieter area just a short walk from the city centre, Hanover is ideal for students who prefer a more relaxed environment. The neighbourhood is known for its terraced houses, colourful streets, and local cafes. It offers a mix of affordable student accommodation in Brighton, from shared flats to private rooms. Hanover is also home to the lovely Queen's Park, perfect for a stroll or study break. The close-knit community and peaceful vibe provide the perfect balance for students looking to unwind after a busy day.
4. Preston Park
Preston Park is a popular choice for student accommodation in Brighton who want to balance study and outdoor activities. This residential area offers a mix of larger homes, apartments, and convenient transport links to both the city centre and universities. The park itself is a major attraction, offering green space for picnics, jogs, and relaxing weekends. It’s ideal for students looking for a peaceful yet well-connected place to live, with easy access to the lively atmosphere of Brighton.
5. Hove
Situated just west of Brighton, Hove offers a more relaxed coastal vibe. It’s perfect for students who enjoy being near the beach and have a slightly larger budget. Hove has a quieter atmosphere compared to central Brighton, with beautiful Victorian houses and a growing number of cafes and independent shops. Students in Hove can enjoy the calmer side of Brighton while still being close to university campuses and the nightlife of the city centre. The area also has good transport links, making it easy to get to classes or visit nearby attractions.
Room Types for Student Accommodation in Brighton
Brighton offers a variety of student accommodation in Brighton options designed to suit different lifestyles, preferences, and budgets. Here’s a guide to the types of rooms and apartments you can find in Brighton:
1. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms are ideal for students who want privacy but also enjoy a social environment. These rooms come with a private bedroom and bathroom, while you share the kitchen and living spaces with other students. It’s a great balance of independence and community living, perfect for students who value both privacy and social interaction.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
For those on a tighter budget, non-ensuite rooms are an affordable choice. You get your private bedroom, but you share the bathroom, kitchen, and living areas with other students. It’s ideal for those who want a private space but also want to save money and enjoy the social atmosphere of shared living.
3. Studio Apartments
Studio apartments provide complete privacy and independence. Each studio flat includes a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen within one space. This student accommodation in Brighton option is perfect for students who prefer living alone, need a quiet space to study, or simply enjoy having their own self-contained living area.
4. 1-Bed and 2-Bed Apartments
1-bed and 2-bed apartments offer more space for students who prefer a little extra room. You’ll have your own private bedroom, while the kitchen, bathroom, and living room are shared with a roommate or a friend. These apartments are great for students who want to live with others but also appreciate having their own personal space.
5. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments are perfect for students who enjoy a communal living environment. These flats typically have 1 or 2 private bedrooms, with the kitchen and living areas shared among the residents. It’s a great way to meet new people and create lasting friendships while sharing the university experience.
6. Private Rooms in Shared Flats
Private rooms in shared flats provide personal space along with shared common areas like the kitchen and bathroom. This option gives you a private bedroom while allowing you to interact and socialize with other students in the shared spaces. It’s an excellent option for students who want their own room but still enjoy the community feel.
Cost of Living
As a student in Brighton, managing your budget is important. The cost of living here is relatively high compared to other cities, but it remains more affordable than larger cities like London. Students should expect to budget around £1,000 to £1,300 per month, excluding rent. This estimate includes essentials like food, travel, and personal expenses. Here's a breakdown of typical monthly costs for students in Brighton:
1. Food: £35 to £80 per week
2. Gas & Electricity: £30 to £60 per week
3. Internet & Mobile Phone: £20 to £35 per week
4. Eating Out: £75 to £170 per week
5. Laundry: £10 to £25 per week
6. Stationery & Textbooks: £10 to £30 per week
7. Clothing: £40 to £80 per month
8. Travel (Bus, Train): £45 to £130 per month
Student Travel Brighton
Getting around Brighton is convenient for students, with plenty of affordable options available. Brighton has many transport options, whether you’re going to the university, exploring town, or visiting attractions.
1. Buses
Brighton has an extensive bus network, making it easy for students to travel across the city. Frequent services connect key areas, including the university and popular student spots. Students can save money with the Student Saver bus pass, which offers unlimited travel within the city. A weekly pass costs around £14, making it an affordable way to get around.
2. Cycling
Cycling is a popular and eco-friendly transport option in Brighton. The city offers several dedicated bike lanes, making cycling safe and easy. Many student accommodation in Brighton provide secure bike storage, and affordable bike rentals are available. Renting a bike typically costs around £6 per week, and you can access city bikes through a monthly bike-sharing membership.
3. Trains
Brighton is well-connected by rail, with the main train station providing easy access to London, Gatwick, and other nearby cities. Train travel is ideal for weekend trips or internships. A 16-25 Railcard can help students save up to 30% on train fares, making it an affordable student accommodation in Brighton option for travelling outside the city. Train fares to London can be as low as £7.
4. Walking
Brighton is a compact and walkable city, with most student accommodation in Brighton located close to the university and major attractions. Walking is not only convenient but also eco-friendly and free. Many areas, especially near the city centre, have pedestrian-friendly streets, making it easy and enjoyable to explore on foot.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Brighton
Brighton is a lively city that offers students a perfect balance of academic focus and exciting leisure activities. Here’s a glimpse of what student life in Brighton is like:
1. Dining & Nightlife
Brighton has a vibrant dining scene, with plenty of options for students on any budget. If you're craving British classics, try The Lion & Lobster or The Prince Albert, both of which are popular among students. For international flavours, Moshimo offers delicious sushi and Brighton’s Food Market has a range of street food stalls. The city also boasts a lively nightlife. Popular spots include The Haunt and Patterns, offering everything from relaxed bars to energetic nightclubs, perfect for unwinding after a busy day of studying.
2. Cultural Events & Festivals
Brighton is famous for its rich cultural scene, hosting several exciting festivals and events throughout the year. The Brighton Festival is a major highlight, featuring music, theater, and dance performances. Students can also enjoy the Brighton Fringe for independent art shows and performances. For something unique, the Brighton Pride Festival celebrates diversity and inclusivity, with a lively parade and performances. Brighton’s cultural offerings provide students with endless opportunities to engage with the local arts scene. For those interested in exploring more about England's rich sports history, you can check out the top 10 oldest football clubs in England to get a deeper understanding of the country's football heritage.
3. Adventure & Green Spaces
Brighton is known for its stunning outdoor spaces and coastal views. Students can relax and enjoy the fresh air at Preston Park or Stanmer Park, perfect for a walk or picnic. The South Downs National Park offers great hiking and cycling opportunities, ideal for adventurous students. The iconic Brighton Pier and beach are perfect for weekend strolls, swimming, or relaxing with friends.
4. Shopping
Brighton offers a variety of shopping experiences, from high-street brands to quirky independent shops. The Lanes is a must-visit for students, with its unique boutiques and vintage stores. Churchill Square is the go-to shopping mall for big brands. For something more unique, visit Brighton Open Market, where you can find local goods and artisan products. Brighton offers a mix of everything for shopping enthusiasts.
Top Universities in Brighton
Brighton has some of the UK’s top universities. They attract many local and international students. Brighton has great educational options, whether you like the arts, business, or sciences. Here are the leading universities in the city:
The University of Sussex is a top university in Brighton. It is known for great research programs and a diverse student body. With over 14,000 students, it offers a wide range of courses in social sciences, business, and humanities. Sussex ranks in the top 50 UK universities. It has excellent campus facilities like modern libraries, research labs, and green spaces.
The University of Brighton is a respected school. It focuses on creative arts, engineering, and healthcare. It has over 20,000 students enrolled and offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The university focuses on industry ties and hands-on experience. This makes it a great choice for students. It is also known for its vibrant student community and excellent support services.
3. Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS)
For students interested in pursuing a career in healthcare, Brighton and Sussex Medical School is one of the best in the region. It's a partnership between the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton. They offer new and exciting medical programs. BSMS is highly regarded for its hands-on teaching approach and its connection to leading hospitals and healthcare providers in the region.