Located at Pelham Ter, BN2 4GS, Student Castle Brighton is a sought-after Brighton student accommodation offering a variety of living options to cater to diverse preferences. With room types ranging from non-ensuites to studios, residents can choose their ideal living space. Student Castle Brighton student accommodation positions students close to educational institutions, including the University of Brighton (Falmer campus), Bellerbys College, Kings Brighton, University of Brighton (Moulsecoomb Campus), University of Sussex, BIMM Brighton, and the University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus).
Brighton is a vibrant city renowned for its rich educational landscape and cultural vivacity, making Student Castle Brighton an excellent choice for students. Home to a flourishing student population, Brighton promises a memorable university experience filled with opportunities for learning and personal growth. The city's educational institutions consistently rank highly, reflecting their commitment to quality teaching and research. Brighton's history as a seaside town adds to its charm, offering picturesque landscapes and a plethora of leisure activities. With the provision of amenities, students at Student Castle Brighton are well-equipped for both study and relaxation. Student Castle Brighton's location not only places it at a convenient distance from top universities but also near iconic Brighton attractions such as the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, and the pebbled beachfront. Known for its dynamic arts scene, bohemian North Laine and numerous festivals, Brighton is a cultural hub that complements the academic journey. Managed by Student Castle, a trusted name in student accommodations, Student Castle Brighton is more than just a place to stay; it's a community where students can thrive. With its inclusive and laid-back atmosphere, Brighton has a reputation for being a welcoming city with a strong sense of community. It's also a hub for students, thanks to the University of Brighton and other educational institutions.
Student Castle Brighton is a top-notch choice for students seeking exceptional accommodation in Brighton. Residents can choose from a variety of thoughtfully designed room types, such as the Mortimer Studio, Wade Twin, or Altman Studio. Each room at this student accommodation is well-equipped with a host of amenities to cater to the needs of modern student living. Each room features a comfy double bed, a fitted wardrobe, and electric heating to ensure warmth during the colder months. The en-suite shower is convenient and private, while a heated towel rail adds a touch of luxury. Students will appreciate the ample storage space provided, along with a breakfast bar or dining table for meals and study sessions. The room includes a study desk, ideal for focused work, and a kitchenette with a two-ring hob, combination microwave/oven/grill, fridge/freezer, and stainless steel sinks. High-speed 100Mbps broadband and WiFi keep students connected, and there are plenty of plug sockets for all their electronic devices.
The Student Castle Brighton ensures a blend of private comfort with communal vibrancy through amenities like a common area and dynamic games area, a serene study area, and a state-of-the-art gym. Residents can relax in the outdoor courtyard or enjoy panoramic views from the roof terrace. With bike storage facilities included, managing commutes is hassle-free. 24/7 security is available for securekeeping purposes. Utilities like eating, electricity, water, WiFi and content insurance are rent-inclusive.
With the city's most popular hotspots just around the corner, Student Castle Brighton ensures you're right at the heart of the action. Student Castle Brighton is an ideal choice for those studying in Brighton, with leading educational institutions such as the University of Brighton and its various campuses, including Falmer campus and Moulsecoomb Campus, Bellerbys College, Kings Brighton, University of Sussex, and BIMM Brighton. The proximity to these universities means you're always a quick trip away from your lectures and library sessions.
Fancy a coffee or a bite to eat? You'll find a plethora of options like Pelicano Coffee Co. and The Flour Pot Bakery for your caffeine and pastry fix. For a mouthwatering meal, there's nothing like having the famous Archipelagos Gyros or the delightful Fillets Fish and Chips Ltd mere moments away. And it's not just about the food! If you're up for a shopping spree or need some essentials, Churchill Square Shopping Centre offers a variety of stores whereas Sainsbury's and Waitrose are on hand for your grocery needs. When it comes to health services, rest assured, as Royal Sussex County Hospital is within easy reach. The serene Queen's Park and iconic Brighton Pier provide perfect escapades for a relaxing day or a fun evening out. If a blend of culture, cuisine, and education is what you seek, Student Castle Brighton student accommodation has it all. The urban lifestyle here is complemented by the convenience of having amenities right within the accommodation. As a top-notch accommodation in Brighton, students can enjoy the perfect balance between academic focus and a vibrant lifestyle. The city's excellent transport links make it easy to explore the surrounding area, including the picturesque South Downs National Park. Overall, living in Brighton as a student offers a perfect blend of coastal charm, cultural diversity, and academic opportunities.
Living at Student Castle Brighton means that you have a world of convenience right at your doorstep when it comes to commuting across the city. Whether you're heading to lectures, exploring the vibrant cityscape, or seeking a coastal escape, a range of public transport options are readily available. The proximity of major transport hubs like Moulsecoomb Railway Station offers quick access to both local and national routes. Additionally, numerous bus services operating from nearby stops, such as Natal Road and Coombe Road, make travel around Brighton effortless. For those who prefer an eco-friendly option, cycling paths and pedestrian routes are aplenty.
For Their properties in England, they ask for a non-refundable holding deposit (£100-£250 depending on the location) to allocate you a room. Unfortunately, they cannot refund the holding deposit under any circumstances. When you move in your holding deposit will turn into a damage deposit and will be returned at the end of your license [minus any damages]. At their property, you will be required to top up the holding deposit prior to moving in to make the deposit up to £250. Property protects your deposit using a government-authorised deposit protection scheme; the Deposit Protection Service in England.
Get in touch and tell us straight away. How much they can help will depend on the timing and the circumstances of your cancellation. Licence Agreements are legally binding, so once you have signed and returned your contract you're required to pay your rent. If (under special circumstances only) you need to pull out of the Licence Agreement, they'll help try to find a replacement Licensee for your room - but they can't guarantee that they'll be able to. If a new Licensee is found then they can release you from your licence, but there will be a re-licence fee** If you require a copy of the re-licence terms and conditions then please contact us.
Unfortunately, you are committed under the licence agreement to pay the full rent, however, if you decide you want to leave early please tell the managers of your site asap. They may have a waiting list of people who would like to take over your licence agreement which would then relinquish you from your contract. If you find a new Licensee, they'll let you out of your agreement from the day they move in, and refund you any unused rent that you've paid in advance (minus a £50 admin fee)*. They cannot refund your rent until you have found someone to take over your licence agreement, their booking is confirmed and they have paid the first instalment of their rent.
All utility bills (gas, electricity and water), WiFi and contents insurance for your belongings are all included. If you bring your own television or use one that is pre-installed in your room then you will have to buy your own TV licence. If you cease to be a full-time student during the occupation of your room then you will become liable for council tax. If the second occupant of a double occupancy room is not a student then they may also be liable for council tax.
It’s possible that you’ll be able to transfer from one property to another before moving in, but this completely depends on what they have available. If they can transfer you, your booking fee will move with your room but you’ll be charged an admin fee of £50 – and unfortunately, they can’t guarantee that you’ll get the same sort of room. If you need to request a transfer, contact the site manager at your original property location.
If you’d like to change your room once you’ve moved in, they’ll do their best to accommodate you (providing they’re not fully booked). Any moves will incur a £50 admin fee*. If you’ve moved to a cheaper room, any excess rent you’ve already paid will be taken off the next instalment. If you’ve already paid for the whole year, they’ll simply give you a refund of the difference.
The student loan shouldn't be late, however if there is a problem they will need a letter from the loan company showing the amount and dates of payments and four week's advance rent before you move in in September. You can get in touch with the Student Loans Company.
Property schemes offer 51 and 46 weeks contracts.
To find out how much each room costs, go to the location you’re interested in and you’ll find all the details there.
All your utility bills (including super-fast broadband and WiFi) are included, as is contents insurance for your room.
Come and talk to the team- they will always work with you to find the best way for you to pay your rent. If your payment is seven days late and they haven't heard from you, you'll be charged a £30 admin fee.
This depends if your room is ready, so it’s best to contact the scheme directly. You would need to pay for the extra days beforehand.
Debit card, credit card or bank transfer are all fine – make your choice when you complete your booking.
For their sites in England, if you have a UK guarantor then you can pay in 3 instalments in September, January and April. The 1st payment will be due 12 days before your licence starts. If the 1st instalment of your Student Loan is paid after this date then they can accept a payment of 4 weeks rent 1 week before you move in, with the balance paid when you receive your loan. The sites in Scotland can align payments with when you receive your Student Loan. Please contact us for further information. For full-year contracts payments will be required in 3 instalments in September, January and April.
As long as there’s a room available. They keep their site perfectly up to date so you’ll be able to see where their spaces are.
All residents living at one of their schemes in England are required to be over the age of 17 during the academic year booked, and residents living in their schemes in Scotland are to be age 16 or over. Exceptions may be available on a case-by-case basis, and you will need to contact the site to get approval. If in doubt, please contact the respective schemes and the on-site team will be able to advise you.
You can apply for a Student visa to study in the UK if you’re 16 or over and you:, have been offered a place on a course by a licensed student sponsor, have enough money to support yourself and pay for your course - the amount will vary depending on your circumstances, can speak, read, write and understand English, have consent from your parents if you’re 16 or 17 - you’ll need evidence of this when you apply.
The UK has lots of banks, including National Westminster (NatWest), Barclays, RBS, Santander, HSBC and Lloyds. All of these offer special bank accounts for students, which usually include an interest-free overdraft. All high street banks have the same basic range of services – savings accounts, credit cards, overseas cash transfers and so on – but they offer different deals to attract new customers, so shop around to find your favourite. To open a bank account you’ll need to visit a branch of your bank (check to see if your chosen bank has a branch near your property with the appropriate ID. Your passport, driving licence and one or two forms of proof of address (such as a bill or licence) will usually be enough. Bank accounts take a few days to get up and running, so try to open yours before you leave for university – or make sure you have a credit card to keep you going when you arrive.
You’ll find that your student union often has job adverts, and if you’re looking for shop, bar or restaurant work you can usually spot “Help wanted” signs in the shop windows. Your local Jobcentre will also have opportunities – simply head to the website and search by area.
Most surgeries now offer online registration – once you’ve found your local GP, check their website. Check with us too for any recommendations.
No problem – you’ll just need the same identification as other students. Take your passport, driving licence and at least one proof of address document such as a bill or licence. If you can get a letter from your bank at home recommending you, that’s even better – but you don’t strictly need this, and you absolutely do need the ID mentioned above.
No, but you can purchase bedding and other items from their partner.
Yes, each studio or flat kitchen has a fridge with a freezer compartment. Unfortunately, you cannot bring your own fridge as this would invalidate their insurance.
All their rooms are really well equipped with high-quality furnishings that provide ample storage and comfort.
Yes, studio rooms and flats have a combination microwave oven, a hob, a sink, a fridge/freezer and plenty of storage for all your pots and pans. Flats have communal kitchen spaces.
If you would like to bring your own kitchen equipment they have lots of storage space. However, you can buy a kitchen pack from us when making your booking which will be in your room upon arrival.
Some of their schemes have TVs in the rooms, however should you wish to use them then you will have to purchase a TV licence. Please note, there will be no TV's in the rooms however you are more than welcome to bring your own to plug in.
One of the best things about living with property is the amazing communal space that is open for all residents to enjoy. They've got TV areas, pool tables, and private or group study areas that are all perfect for you to enjoy on your own or in a group. They also hold regular social events in the common areas - check your information pack when you arrive for details.
Yes, they try to be as eco-friendly as possible so each of their schemes has plenty of secure bike storage space. Please note, E-Bicycles and E-Scooters are not permitted at any of their sites. They also offer FREE bike hire to all their residents across all schemes. Simply hand us your room key in exchange for a bike, helmet and lights.
All their developments are based in fantastic city centre locations, with great transport links nearby. They also try and be as eco-friendly as possible so they don't encourage students to bring cars. Very limited parking is available on a case-by-case basis – if you have a genuine need to keep a car at university, you can contact the management for your chosen property development to discuss your options. All their developments have nearby public car parks, perfect for when friends and family visit. Short term car access is available for dropping off or picking up your belongings.
Yes - they have a gym on most of their sites. They are open 24/7 and completely free to use for all their residents. Unfortunately, their insurance does not cover guests to use the gym.
Their onsite management can do very little in terms of internet problems. Please contact the service provider, Ask4. They have specially trained tech support staff to help sort out your internet as quickly as possible.
All their developments have easy-to-use laundry rooms with washing and drying machines (operated by Circuit Laundry). You can top up your laundry card from your computer and then use it to pay for your washing or use your phone through the mobile app. The laundry rooms are open 24 hours and they do not provide detergent.
All their common rooms have flat-screen TVs.
You can log all maintenance issues online through the Student Portal. Their onsite maintenance team will respond to the issue as soon as possible.
For safety reasons, they can’t allow any overseas electrical equipment that doesn’t comply with all relevant British standards. They do not allow portable heaters in any of their rooms.
Yes, you do. All their sites have plenty of local supermarkets nearby.
No. Letting someone else store their things in your room is a breach of your Licence Agreement, and it will also invalidate your insurance coverage.
Of course. They normally allow a maximum stay of two days per visit for guests but they will need to sign in/out at reception (this is outlined in their guest policy which you will sign when you move in). Guests are not allowed their own keys.
Yes, through Endsleigh, they provide complete personal contents insurance to protect you and your belongings. Additional cover is available with Endsleigh at an extra cost.
Of course! You can enjoy the social aspect of student living, while hanging onto some personal space in one of their self-contained rooms.
So things don’t get too hectic, they will send all students different timeslots prior to move in so you can book your slot, but the reception is always open 24 hours a day.
They don't allow parties in your room - this is because they host regular parties and social events in the common areas throughout the year.
You’ll be in charge of cleaning your own room and helping to clean the communal area of your flat (if applicable). However, they do offer a cleaning service at a cost (details are in your arrival pack and on the Student Portal).
Your room is very safe - all door entry is key fobbed and all communal space has CCTV.
All their developments have staff on site 24 hours a day, monitoring the entire site to protect you and their buildings.
No. As per your Licence Agreement, if you’re caught smoking or tampering with smoke/fire detectors a charge may be applied to your account to cover call out charges of a fire engineer to check or repair the equipment. There are designated smoking areas at each of their developments which you are welcome to use.
The Student Portal is your online info guide. You can use it to report maintenance issues, book a cleaner, find out if you have post, as well as find useful documents like your Welcome Pack.
They’re not part of a university, but they have excellent working relationships with all the universities whose students they look after.
No, the facilities are only for their residents. It is only polite not to abuse this.
You can still live at property until the end of your licence period, however, you will become liable for council tax during this time. They can help you try and find somebody to take over your licence should you wish to leave, however, this cannot be guaranteed.
If you're already living with us, the best and quickest way to resolve your issue is to speak to a member of the property team at reception as they are likely to be able to resolve your issue there and then. If you are not living with us, or you are a member of the general public, you can contact property and they will take the details of your complaint and help resolve it. They really want to help resolve your problem quickly so when contacting us by email please provide us with the following information: Your name, Contact details - telephone number/email address/home address so that they can get back to you, Details of your issue or problem, Details of actions you have already taken, or anyone you have already spoken to.
Yes, they do offer short stays to students or the public in some of their properties. These short stays could be throughout the year, mostly during summer.
You can request to be in a room close to or within the same flat as your friends, however, this is subject to availability. They will do all they can to accommodate your request. Subject to availability you may request to be in a single-sex cluster flat for religious or cultural reasons.
They make every effort to ensure that their accommodation is accessible for all. Rather than try to plan generic “accessible” rooms in advance, they prefer to work with individual students to see how they can help. They have a certain amount of flexibility in each of their schemes, which allows us to offer a wide range of possible solutions.
They’re committed to considering – and, where possible, reducing – their impact on the environment across everything they do. They focus on green methods of construction and waste reduction, and all their developments have the facilities for you to carry on their eco-friendly mission! You can do your bit by recycling as much as possible.
Of course. Every site is equipped to recycle cardboard, plastics, paper and glass, and recycling tubs can also be found in each room. To recycle other items, check out the options with your scheme manager.
If you want to pay your rent in three instalments, you’ll need a UK-based guarantor (not Edinburgh). This is someone who lives and works in the UK and is willing to sign a contract saying they’ll pay your rent if you fail to do so. The property will run a credit check on your guarantor – if they happen to fail The property will get in touch about what to do next. Your guarantor cannot be another student or a government. If you do not have a guarantor then you’ll need to pay your rent for the whole Licence Agreement in advance.
The property will investigate your issue thoroughly. The team will acknowledge all complaints upon receipt and ask that we be allowed 14 working days in order to fully investigate and respond to any issues raised. If you are not happy with their reply you should let us know and explain why - we can then arrange for a manager to contact you directly to discuss. Finally, if you remain unhappy, we will escalate your complaint to their Head Office to review and issue a full and final response.
Once you’ve accepted an offer, you’ll be sent a link to Adobe EchoSign’s secure electronic signature system. You need to use this to sign your Licence Agreement electronically, after which you’ll need to upload your documentation. At this point we’ll confirm your booking and you can make your first rental payment. If you have a guarantor they’ll also need to sign and upload their ID/proof of address – (only once you have signed). They perform a credit check on all guarantors.
They accept passports, driving licences and national identification cards as valid proof of ID.
You will receive an electronic copy (signed by them) on your move in day.
For students seeking quality Brighton and Hove student accommodation, there's a plethora of choices beyond the university dorms. Opting for off-campus student housing in Brighton and Hove can offer greater independence, space, and a chance to immerse in the local culture. Amber is at the forefront of facilitating this shift, providing a seamless search experience for those pursuing studies at nearby educational institutions such as Bellerbys College, Kings Brighton, University of Brighton, and University of Sussex.
Amber is the perfect platform to simplify the hunt for the perfect student accommodation in Brighton and Hove. It showcases a range of room types, from en-suite rooms to fully-fledged studio apartments, all situated in convenient locations that cater to students' lifestyles. These student accommodation Brighton and Hove options come packed with amenities to support students' academic and leisure pursuits. Properties like the modernistic Ravilious House, iQ Brighton, Promenade Student Living, and many other vibrant student apartments in Brighton and Hove exemplify the top-notch living spaces available. These student accommodation Brighton and Hove options not only meet the high standards for comfort and security but also place students in the heart of the city, ensuring a memorable student experience.
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 offers 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 to 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. 20 thousand students are living there, both local and international.
Brighton and Hove is home to many major universities, and students flock to 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 in Brighton and Hove provided by amber will help you find affordable and convenient housing near your university. You can filter your search for Brighton student accommodation by choosing the amenities you prefer and room types and then come across the desired results. Below, we mention the popular student apartments Brighton and Hove options:
1. Holden Court
4. Crown House
5. iQ Sawmills
Brighton and Hove have an average cost of living in the top 22% of global cities, which amounts to approximately £640 - £730 per month. Although your estimated cost of living may not turn out as expected, you must keep a record to be safer and make the process of choosing student accommodation in Brighton and Hove easier. Here are some additional expenses to keep in mind other than the rent for your student accommodation Brighton and Hove property:
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: Grand Parade, Falmer, and Moulsecoomb. Students can quickly go to the surrounding areas because the Brighton and Hove campus is located on Grand Parade, just a few minutes away from the city centre and off campus student accommodation in Brighton and Hove. 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 accommodation Brighton and Hove options we provide, 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 you in and out of Brighton. You 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. If you are a first-year student, you should speak with the local railroad authority and request a discount. 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 the city. Additionally, most student accommodation Brighton and Hove properties come with designated cycle/bicycle storage spaces.
Brighton and Hove are among the world's most energetic cities. Capturing students' interest as soon as they enter this warm and pleasant setting. The University of Brighton offers a hugely diversified culture, a rich legacy, a vibrant and dynamic nightlife, museums and galleries, sports facilities, theatres, and music halls for students to enjoy. Every area of the city is covered in greenery. Some of England's most stunning parks can be found in Brighton and Hove City, including Withdean Park, which is only a short distance from the university campus and is the ideal place to unwind and breathe fresh air after your lectures. Preston Park is yet another fantastic option, commuters who prefer a little more peace will find this place to be excellent. The best of both worlds may be found in Preston Park.
If you're strapped for cash and want to visit a low-cost bar or restaurant, consider Kooks Restaurant and The Witchez Restaurant in Brighton and Hove, where you can find mouthwatering cuisine at reasonable prices, like pizza, burritos, and other Italian and continental fare. Want to experience Brighton and Hove's nightlife? Visit East Street Tap Pub or Zahara Nightclub for the newest tunes and an engaging musical experience from well-known local DJs and musicians.
Brighton and Hove has a rich history and monuments. These cities are well known for their culture, sustainability and landmarks. Once you find the perfect student accommodation Brighton and Hove property, add these places to your itinerary:
1. Royal Pavilion
2. The Lanes
3. British Airways i360
4. Brighton Beach
5. Brighton Palace Pier
6. North Laine
7. Brighton Dome
Brighton and Hove are home to some renowned universities with specialised courses; students flock here to expand the horizons of their career opportunities. Some of the top universities in the city are:
1. University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus)
2. Kings Brighton
3. BIMM, Brighton and Hove
4. University of Brighton
5. University of Brighton (Moulsecoob Campus)
6. University of Sussex