Kaplan Living Brighton, Brighton

Circus St, Brighton, BN2 9AS, United Kingdom
From
£260
per week
0.2 mi from City Center
( 4m. 4m. 4m)
View map
University of Brighton (Grand P... | 0.07 mi
St Giles College | 0.14 mi
Pay In Instalment
dual occupancy
study area
laundry facility
Play Pool

Offers (1)

  • Exclusive Cashback Of £50 For Referring A Friend On Amber!

About the Property

Located on Circus St, Brighton, BN2 9AS, United Kingdom, Kaplan Living Brighton is a student accommodation in Brighton that offers en-suites and studios. The Kaplan Living student accommodation in Brighton is located a short distance away from prestigious institutions like the University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus)  and Kings Brighton. Kaplan Living Brighton is bright and large, with pleasant bedrooms with en-suites and studios. A modern and elegant student home 0.2 m away from the centre of Brighton has a welcoming student community. Students come from all across the city, and the central Brighton location is suitable for the students.


Brighton is a seaside town in the county of Essex. It is also called the unofficial capital of the LGBTQ+ community in the UK. The city is famous for its coastline and white chalk cliffs. Brighton is also considered one of the most open-minded cities in the world. It is also considered the unofficial capital of the LGBTQ+ community. Brighton is famous for its beaches and chalky cliffs east of Brighton. The city is said to be a settlement since the Bronze Age and has quite a historic significance. Brighton is also called the happiest city in the UK because of its friendly community, which is well known for its helpful nature. It is a popular tourist destination because of its well-known and diverse communities. The markets of Brighton are quite famous for their quirky things going hand in hand with luxury brands. Brighton's music and arts scene makes it a cultural hub for the UK. The town developed a lot during the Victorian era, which got its multiple piers and hotels. Multiple cities like London, Exeter, Cardiff and Southampton are close to Brighton, under a 4-hour drive, where you will find more of our properties.

Features

Every room features study desks, a wardrobe, shelves, a pinboard, a bedside unit, a small fridge, a chair, under-bed storage, a mirror and a shower! During your stay at Brighton, you will have access to a variety of amenities. The public rooms, which include study rooms, a laundry room and a gaming room, are a terrific location to work and play with your new friends. You will also have use of the laundry facilities. The social events calendar will make sure you're always booked to have fun and interact with other students.


The house was designed specifically for students and has everything you need to feel at home. The courteous management team has 24-hour on-site reception, and secure access doors will make you feel protected. They are there to assist you with any issues you may have, whether it be a problem with your lodging, navigating the local region, or planning transport. You won't have to worry about bills either because all utilities, such as electricity, gas, and water, as well as maintenance charges and free high-speed WiFi throughout the building, are included.

Location and What's Hot?

Kaplan Living Brighton is located at ideal distances from several esteemed universities like the University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus) and Kings Brighton. The St. Giles College and the University of Brighton are also located a few minutes away from Kaplan Living Brighton.

Being just 0.2 m away from the city centre, the students can easily visit several restaurants, clubs and bars. Restaurants like Pompoko, The Chilli Pickle, Tutto and Wagamama Brighton are fabulous picks located near. You can grab some delicious burgers at Burger Brothers. Visit famous museums like the Brighton Museum Art Gallery and Royal Pavilion to explore some exquisite art pieces and the culture of the city. If you like watching theatre performances, visit The Hope & Ruin, Komedia Brighton and Theatre Royal Brighton. The Enter Gallery is a beautiful gallery near Kaplan Living Brighton. Famous clubs and bars like BrewDog Brighton, Ye Olde King & Queen Brighton, Dead Wax Social, Earth & Stars and Carton Arms. You can go bar hopping and dance your weekend away. North Laine Bazaar and Tesco Express are just around the corner. Want to have a perfect cup of coffee? Visit Pelicano Coffee Co. and have a kickstart to your day! The town also offers beautiful architecture like the Brighton Palace Pier, where you could enjoy a time of amusement rides and the arcade. The town's natural history and art museum also offer a walk through Brighton's start as a town. The Brighton i360 is also a popular spot to view Brighton, the coastline, and the English Channel.

Commute

Kaplan Living Brighton has excellent connectivity to public transport and provides fair coverage of the city. Kaplan Living Brighton is located close to several bus stops and train stations, which are just a stroll away from Kaplan Living. American Express bus stop and North Road East bus stop are the nearest bus stops away from this Brighton student housing. The Brighton train station is also located a short drive away from this student accommodation in Brighton. The Brighton and Hove bus is also an option for public transport to get around Brighton with a single ticket costing from £2.00.

Pet policy

Unfortunately, you cannot bring pets, however they have an additional policy regarding assistance and therapy animals.

Room Types

Clear
All (0)
Amenities
Bills Included
Water
Heating
High-Speed WiFi
Any Maintenance
Common Amenities
Gaming Room
Laundry Room
Social Events Calendar
Amazing Social Spaces
Study Rooms
Bicycle Storage

Cancellation Policies (2)

  • Cooling Off Period
    This property offers cooling-off period.
  • Replacement Tenant Accepted
    This property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.

Payment Policies (5)

  • Booking Deposit
    This property requires booking deposit.
  • Pay In Instalment
    This property offers flexible instalment plan.
  • Mode Of Payment
    Payment via easy transaction modes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to the residence from the airport?

They offer free airport transfers on the main arrival weekend, or if you would like to arrive at a different time, they can arrange a private transfer for you. You can let them know your preferences before you travel by filling out the pre-arrival form that we’ll send you when you book.

Can I book with friends?

Yes. Simply give them the names of your friends when you book and we’ll allocate your rooms together if they can. You will need to all book the same room type and contract length. Read more here.

I’m under 18 — can I book accommodation?

Yes, they have several residences which accept students under 18. In fact, you’ll even benefit from property Living Special Support, an enhanced wellbeing and support package.

Can I change my booking?

If you wish to make any changes to your booking, please contact their Central Accommodation Team. They will always make every effort to accommodate your wishes but all changes are subject to room availability and their booking terms and conditions.

What do I need to bring with me to check in?

As well as your belongings, you will need to bring a form of photo ID, such as a passport, to confirm your identity so they can issue your room key.

What is the check-in process?

In order to check in, you must complete all stages of the booking process, including providing identity documents and making any required rent payments. They will then contact you to make arrangements for check-in and let you know any relevant travel information. This will help to ensure you have the best possible experience upon moving in.

When can I move in?

You can move in any time from the first day of your accommodation agreement. If you need to move in early, please contact their Central Accommodation Team and they will be able to advise if this is possible. There will be an additional weekly charge for any early check-ins.

What do I do with the inventory?

They provide all students with an inventory to complete and return to the residence team when you move in. This is used to inform the team of the condition of your room and of any issues you wish to report. When you move out, it will also be used to determine if any damage has been caused that you may be held liable for.

I’m going to be late checking in — do I need to let you know?

Yes, please keep them informed if your plans change. You can find contact details for each residence on the residence page.

Can I change or upgrade my room after moving in?

Room change requests after moving in may be possible but are dependant on availability and subject to their terms and conditions. Please contact the Central Accommodation Team to discuss any changes.

Can I extend my stay beyond my contract end date?

Yes, extensions are possible but dependant on room availability. You may be asked to move to another room if you wish to extend. Please contact the Central Accommodation Team to discuss your requirements.

How do I check out?

Prior to moving out you may be asked to arrange an end-of-tenancy room inspection with the residence team. On the day of your departure, please remove all your belongings from your bedroom and the communal kitchen and place any waste in the bins provided. Once your room is clear and clean, please hand your key in at reception to sign out.

Where can I find more information about my residence?

When you complete the booking process you’ll receive an email containing a handy Welcome Handbook with lots of information about your new home.

What happens if I lose my keys? Will I be charged?

Most of their residences have keyless entry systems operated via your mobile phone. If you for any reason you require a physical access fob, you may be charged for a replacement if you lose it.

What are the reception opening hours?

Most of their residences have 24-hour reception teams. The reception may be unattended occasionally during the night if the team member on duty is elsewhere in the building.

Is internet provided free at property Living residences?

Yes, free, high-speed internet is included in your contract. You can enjoy a wired* connection of up to 100 Mb/s, provided by Ask4. Internet access is available throughout the building, and you may register up to 10 separate devices. Please note: you’ll need to bring your own ethernet cable in order to use the wired connections. Wifi is available throughout all property Living residences.
You can also add extra services to your Ask4 account for an additional fee. For a one-off payment of £15, you can register an additional 4 devices (up to a total of 14). If you wish to back-up your work on the cloud, you can purchase unlimited storage, also for a one-off payment of £15.

Can I bring my own TV?

Residents are welcome to bring a television set, but you will be responsible for buying your own TV licence as the residence does not provide this.

Do I need to buy contents insurance?

They know that accidents happen, so property Living has you covered. They work with Endsleigh Insurance to provide you with contents insurance. You can download the Endsleigh app to check your level of cover, and can submit a claim using the claim form.

Can I order parcels to the residence?

In most cases this will be possible, but please check with your residence reception team to find out the process.

Are there any social spaces or events at the residence?

Yes! All residents have access to comfortable social lounges where you can relax with your new friends. They also run social events and activities all year round — you can find out more on their student life page.

How do I report a maintenance issue?

Maintenance issues can be reported to the residence’s friendly reception team.

Can I have visitors come to stay with me?

Most residences do allow occasional guests to stay overnight, but for safety reasons, guests will typically need to be 18 or over and to sign in at reception. You will be personally responsible for the conduct of any visitors you are permitted to have stay while they are on site.

What do I do if I can’t pay my rent?

If you are unable to pay your rent in time due to delays with your student loan or any other reason, please contact them as soon as possible for guidance.

Can I hire a cleaning service?

At most residences, you’ll be able to add a regular room cleaning to your booking as an optional extra.

What is the Student Assistance Programme and how does it work?

The Student Assistance Programme is confidential support and advice line that is free to all residences. You can call them at any time to discuss any problems you may be having, or take advantage of the many wellbeing resources available for free on their app. You can find more details on their support page.

How do I access wellbeing support?

There are many ways you can access wellbeing support at their residences. You can call the free Student Assistance Programme advice line, or, if you’d prefer to speak to someone in person, there will always be a friendly face on the residence reception team for you to talk to. Finally, they also offer a premium support service, property Living Special Support in many of their residences. You can learn more on their student support page.

Can I bring a pet?

Unfortunately, you cannot bring pets, however they have an additional policy regarding assistance and therapy animals, which can be viewed by clicking here.

What if I have a disability or medical condition?

All of their residences have accessible rooms available. Please just let them know your requirements when you apply. If you have a disability or medical condition that requires their  support, please contact them so they can discuss your needs.

What safety measures are in place?

You can rest assured their residences are following all appropriate safety guidelines, such as sanitising stations and frequent cleaning of communal areas.

What should I do if I feel unwell?

If you feel unwell, you should speak to a member of the residence team who can offer guidance and help you to make a doctor’s appointment if necessary.

Do I need to self-isolate when I arrive in the UK?

The UK currently does not require new arrivals to self-isolate, but please check the government website before you travel for the most up-to-date advice.

What should I bring with me to the UK?

They advise that you bring suitable clothing: the average temperature in the UK is around 20 degrees celsithem in summer and between -3 and 10 degrees in winter. You’ll also need a laptop, electrical adaptor, UK currency and any medicine you take. You will also need to bring a number of documents with you for enrolment and entry to the UK — you can find the list in the pre-arrival guide we’ll send you.
Kaplan Living Brighton, Brighton
Lowest Price Guaranteed
We guarantee to match the price of your accommodation if you find an identical offer on another.
Learn More
Verified Properties
We guarantee that what you see on our website is exactly what you'll get.
24x7 Personal Assistance
For any doubts or queries, a quick call is all it takes - we're here to assist you promptly.
6.3K+ Reviews
We've earned an excellent rating from over 6,300+ students for our outstanding services.

Interested in the property?

Book your Live tour today!

Nearby Properties

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:

1. University of Sussex

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.

2. University of Brighton

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.

Nearby Places

amber © 2025. All rights reserved.
Get the app
Payment Options
Contact us
Follow us on