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The Stoneworks, Brighton

1a, Gladstone Pl, Brighton, BN2 3DL, United Kingdom

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£229

per week

1.2 mi from City Center

( 7m. 19m. 24m)

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University of Brighton | 0.39 mi

Kings Brighton | 0.66 mi

University of Brighton (Moulsec... | 0.68 mi

Brighton Institute of Contempor... | 0.74 mi

Bellerbys College | 0.8 mi

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dual occupancy

On-site laundry

Bike Storage

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About the Property

The Stoneworks Brighton accommodation is at 1a, Gladstone Pl, Brighton, BN2 3DL, United Kingdom. It provides premium studios at an affordable price. Plus, it is near the University of Brighton (9-minute walk) and Kings Brighton (6-minute walk). You can easily commute to your classes and have a great social life with the social spots around.

Brighton is home to over 50,000 students. The University of Sussex and the University of Brighton attract most of the student population. Hence, it has the highest student density among other cities. The city also provides a warm welcome to international students and the LGBTQ+ community. Students can enjoy the thriving nightlife scene with open mics, indie music, street art, and more.

Brighton is called “London by the Sea”. It provides the same top-notch facilities that London does, but at a more affordable price. In fact, living in Brighton student accommodation is 30% more affordable than in London or any other UK city. You can expect to spend around £1,360–£2,090, depending on your lifestyle choices. If you plan your living according to a set budget, then you can live happily and comfortably.

The employment rate of Brighton is 75.5%. The top industries in the job market are healthcare and social services. It is diverse and steadily growing. Hence, it is a sweet spot to start your career. You can also get yourself part-time opportunities while studying. This way, you can get hands-on experience with professional skills. Brighton is ranked among the top 10 cities in the UK for student living. It provides a safe environment with a security index rank of 61.14%.

Features

The Stoneworks Brighton reviews are good. Students can choose a Silver Studio, a Gold Studio, a Copper Studio, or a Gold Studio Accessible. They all come with ample room amenities to make your life easy and help you focus better on your studies. After an exhausting day, you can retire in the comfy double bed. The kitchens include modern appliances to make your chores easy. You can cook effortlessly with a hob and a combi microwave. The fridge & freezer help store perishable items like fresh fruits and vegetables. As each room has its own set of amenities, you can choose one that suits your needs.

The Stoneworks Brighton is in a brilliant location. It also has common amenities that will enrich student living. Frequent social events are conducted to help students connect with each other. You do not have to invest in costly gym memberships, as there is a modern gym on the property. Your connection to the outside world and your family is supported by 70 mb WiFi. The on-site laundry helps you complete your chore quickly and efficiently. For keeping your bikes safe, the property has a bike storage. You get to live in the secure premises of the Stoneworks Brighton. It has 24-hour security with CCTV. Your bills include WiFi, water, electricity, and heating.

Location and What's Hot?

During your stay at The Stoneworks Brighton, you can complete your education at the various institutions around. The University of Brighton (Moulsecoomb Campus) and Bellerbys College are two other nearby institutions. You can shop for your groceries at M&S Simply Food and Sainsbury's. You can get your medicines and medical supplies from Medicine On Time and Weston's Chemist.

There are many social spots near The Stoneworks Brighton. When you are hungry, you can have tasty food at Archipelagos Gyros and Bocana. These are restaurants in Brighton you can’t miss for affordable meals. For a good coffee and quick bites, you can stop at MojoCafe and Lizzie's Cafe. The best clubs in Brighton are filled with students ready to unwind and begin a relaxing weekend. You can do the same with drinks at SubLab and the Village. These are just the tip of the iceberg. There are many such places waiting to be explored by you.

While you live in Brighton accommodation, you can explore the city. For a quick natural repose, you can visit the many parks around. There are William Clarke Park and Preston Park. The Brighton Toy and Model Museum offers unique experiences with displays of toys, cartoons, LEGO, and Hot Wheels. SEA LIFE Brighton offers a closer experience with the creatures of the water. It will be an interesting and educational experience for you. Brighton i360 has amazing vistas, with the history of the city in store for you. All these and more can be explored further during your stay at the Stoneworks Brighton.

Commute

While living in Brighton, you can easily do an intercity and intracity commute. There are eco-friendly ways to get around the city, like walking or cycling. The public transport offers affordable travel through scenic routes. You can also avail yourself of student discounts. You can get a bus from the Stoneworks Brighton at Sainsbury's Lewes Road and Melbourne Street. London Road and Moulsecoomb are the closest travel terminals. You can board both a train and a bus from here.

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All-in-one space with a bedroom, private bathroom, living area, and kitchenette — Ideal for complete independence

Copper Studio

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Entire Place

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Gold Studio

Starting From: £280/week

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Amenities

Common Amenities

Brilliant Location

On-Site Laundry

Bike storage

Social events

Modern Gym

70 mb WiFi

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CCTV

24 hrs security

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Payment Policies (4)

Booking Deposit
This property requires booking deposit.
Pay In Instalment
This property offers 1, 4 flexible instalment plans.
Mode Of Payment
Payment via easy transaction modes.

Guarantor Requirement

Guarantor requirements and policy.

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Booking Deposit

1. You will be required to pay one week's rent to secure your room. 2. The rent depends on the room type you select, this might change due to availability, please get in touch with your amber agent to know more.

Pay In Instalment

1. The property allows you to either pay the rent in full (no guarantor required) or pay in 4 installments (requires a guarantor). 2. The instalment dates are aligned with the University term if you are receiving student loan support or a scholarship. Please note: All students must pay their first instalment by 1 July 2025.

Mode Of Payment

You can pay via Credit card, debit card and Bank Transfer.

Guarantor Requirement

1. Termly payment plans with International or UK guarantor. No Housing hand for deposit scheme required. 2. Without a guarantor, you’ll be required to pay your rent in full in July.

Cancellation Policies (5)

Cooling Off Period
This property offers cooling-off period.
No Visa No Pay
This property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
No Place No Pay
This property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
Replacement Tenant Accepted
This property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
Other cancellation policies
General cancellation policies may apply to this property.

Cooling Off Period

For 25-26 AY: - A. Standard Cooling-Off Period (Bookings made before 1st August 2025): 1. You can cancel your booking within 7 days of accepting your tenancy agreement. 2. You will be deemed to have accepted your tenancy agreement once you have signed the tenancy contract. 3. To cancel, send an email directly to the property and they will refund your full deposit or advanced rent if you cancel within this period. They will pay this refund within 30 days following receipt of your cancellation email to the bank account you used to make your deposit or advanced rent payment. B. Reduced Cooling-Off Period (Bookings made on or after 1st August 2025): 1. If you book on or after 1st August 2025, the cooling-off period is 24 hours from when you accept the tenancy agreement. 2. You will be deemed to have accepted your tenancy agreement once you have signed the tenancy contract. 3. To cancel, send an email directly to the property and they will refund your full deposit if you cancel within this 24-hour period. They will pay this refund within 30 days following receipt of your cancellation email to the bank account you used to make your deposit or advanced rent payment. Please note: If you check in and collect your keys during the relevant cooling-off period, the period ends immediately when you accept the keys. For 24-25 AY: - 1. The property offers a 7 Days Cooling Off Period wherein you can cancel your booking & your Advance Rental Payment will be refunded to you. 2. The cooling off period will get reduced to 48 hours for bookings made on or after the 1st August. For summer or short stay bookings made before 1st June 2024: 1. You can cancel before 1st June 2024 with no penalty and a full refund will be given. 2. For bookings made before 1st June 2024, you will get a 7 day cooling off period in which the booking can be canceled without penalty. Note: For any refunds via international bank transfers a fee of £12 will be applied.

No Visa No Pay

International students who have applied to study at a university or higher education institution in a UK city where the property operates may be eligible to cancel their tenancy agreement without incurring a cancellation fee if they are unable to obtain the required UK study visa. Eligibility Criteria This policy is applicable only to students who meet all of the following conditions: 1. New International Student: The student must be applying for a UK student visa for the first time and must not have previously studied at any university or higher education institution within the UK. 2. New Customer: The student must not have previously resided at any of their Student property. 3. Booking Requirement: A valid booking must be completed directly with the property between 1st November 2024 and 1st October 2025 for the academic year in which the student plans to begin their studies. Definition of Booking: A booking is considered complete when the student has signed the tenancy agreement, paid the required advance rent or deposit, and fulfilled all ID and guarantor documentation requirements. Cancellation Process 1. Notification: The student must notify the property within 3 working days of receiving a visa refusal decision. 2. Supporting Evidence: Official documentation must be submitted confirming that the visa application was refused. Acceptable forms of evidence include: An official refusal letter from the UK Home Office or another recognised visa-issuing authority A letter from the university, sponsor, or institution confirming the refusal All documents must clearly display the student’s full name, address, and the date of issue. Outcome If evidence of the visa refusal is submitted in accordance with this policy and the property is satisfied that the criteria have been met, the tenancy agreement will be cancelled within 7 days of receiving the supporting documentation. Upon cancellation, no cancellation fee will apply. Any advance rent or deposit already paid will be refunded to the bank account used for the original payment within 30 days.

No Place No Pay

Students applying for their first year of undergraduate or postgraduate study at a university or higher education institution in a UK city where the property operates may be eligible to cancel their tenancy agreement without incurring a cancellation fee if they do not meet the academic entry requirements and are therefore unable to secure a place at the institution. Eligibility Criteria This policy is applicable only to students who meet all of the following conditions: 1. First-Year Student: The student must be applying for the first year of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree and must not have previously undertaken or completed studies at that academic level. 2. New Customer: The student must not have previously resided at any of the property’s student accommodations. 3. Booking Requirement: The booking must be completed between 1st November 2024 and 31st October 2025 for the academic year in which the student intends to begin their course. Definition of Booking: A booking is considered complete when the contract has been signed, the required advance rent or deposit has been paid, and all ID and guarantor verification requirements have been fulfilled. Cancellation Process 1. Notification: The student must notify the property within 3 working days of their results day if they have not been accepted by their chosen university or higher education institution in a city where the property operates and wish to cancel their booking. 2. Supporting Evidence: Evidence must be submitted to confirm that the student did not receive an offer. Acceptable documents include: A rejection letter from the university, college, or UCAS A screenshot of the UCAS status accompanied by exam results All documents must clearly display the student’s full name, address, and the date of issue. Outcome If valid evidence is submitted in accordance with the above conditions and the property is satisfied that the criteria have been met, the tenancy agreement will be cancelled within 7 days of receiving the evidence. Upon cancellation, no cancellation penalty will apply. Any advance rent or deposit already paid will be refunded to the bank account used for the original payment within 30 days.

Replacement Tenant Accepted

For 25-26 AY: - 1. If you wish to cancel for any other reason than those set out above, you must find another student to take over your tenancy before 1st May 2026. After this date, tenancy takeovers are not possible. 2. Requirements for the Replacement: - Must be a student. - Must meet the accommodation preferences of your booked accommodation (e.g., same gender if in a single-gender flat). - Cannot be an existing Student Roost resident or someone who has already booked for the . 3. Tenancy Takeover Fee: - You will need to pay a non-refundable fee of £200 to cover administrative costs. Please note: 1. You'll remain responsible for rent payments until: - The replacement tenant signs their tenancy agreement. - Any cooling-off period for the replacement tenant has expired. - The replacement tenant’s tenancy period has started. 2. Once the above are complete, you'll be released from your tenancy. 3. The property will refund your deposit minus any deductions for unpaid rent or damages. For 24-25AY: - 1. Once you have signed your tenancy and paid your booking fee online, you are bound to pay the fees in their entirety. 2. In very limited circumstances, any subsequent request to cancel will require you to find a student to replace you, and is approved by the property. Note: This carries an administration fee of £100.

Other cancellation policies

For 25-26 AY: - A. Failure to Check In: - If you fail to check in, you will remain liable to pay any rent, or other fees associated with your original tenancy agreement, and they reserve the right to pursue you for any sums outstanding. B. Cancellation after you have moved in: 1. Once you have moved into the residence, you will only be considered for a tenancy release in exceptional circumstances. 2. To qualify for exceptional circumstances, you must: a) Have withdrawn from your university or institution for medical reasons. You must send the property an email with proof of this in the form of a withdrawal letter, signed on headed paper from that institution; and b) Send them, in an email, a suitable letter from the doctor or medical institution detailing the issue of why you have withdrawn from your chosen university or other higher education institution. 3. Tenancy releases for exceptional circumstances will not be granted where: a) You are still at university and have not withdrawn from your course; b) You have left university of your own volition for any other reason, including not attaining correct funding or loan, or suitable grades during the year; c) You have failed to progress from one academic year to the next; or d) The university has removed you from your course for any other reason, including disciplinary matters. Please note: 1. Where the property agrees to cancel your tenancy once you have already moved into your residence, they will refund your deposit minus any deductions for unpaid rent or damages but you will not be entitled to a refund of any advance rent payment you have already and you will also be liable for any further unpaid rent due to them up to the date of cancellation. 2. Once a tenancy release decision has been made, this decision is final, and any appeal of this decision will be undertaken using the framework of the property. For 24-25 AY: - Failure to Check In If you fail to check in you will remain liable to pay any rent or other fees associated with the original agreement, and the property reserves the right to pursue any sums outstanding in respect of the same. Where possible, they may remarket your room. Until a new occupant has taken over the agreement and moved in, the tenant will be liable for the terms and conditions of the agreement. Cancellation after you have moved in: Once you have moved into the residence, you will only be considered for a tenancy release in exceptional circumstances. You must have withdrawn from your University or College and provided proof in the form of a withdrawal letter, signed on headed paper from the institution. You must also have a suitable letter from the doctor or medical institution detailing the issue of why you have withdrawn from the University. Tenancy Releases for exceptional circumstances will not be granted where: 1. You are still at University and have not withdrawn from your course. 2. You have chosen to defer for a year for any reason other than above. 3. You have left the University of your own volition for any other reason, including not attaining correct funding or loan, or suitable grades during the year. 4. The University has removed the tenant from your course for, including disciplinary. Once a tenancy release decision has been made, this decision is final and any appeal of this decision will be undertaken using the framework of the property's complaints policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be a student to live here?

Yes, you must be a student, enrolled in a college/university and be 17 years or older at check-in.

Can I extend my stay?

If there are rooms available, you should be able to extend your stay after you have moved in. Please speak to the accommodation team while in the building to arrange an extension.

Are they liaising with my university?

Yes, they are staying up to date with the latest guidance from all Universities where they have residents studying.

What precautions can I take?

Regularly wash hands, wear a face mask or covering, give people space and follow local government advice.

Do I need to wear a face mask for protection?

Face coverings are to be worn in all indoor communal areas of residences. This includes reception areas, main public corridors, in stairs and lifts and in those communal toilets located outside of your flat. Wearing a face covering is also encouraged outdoors if you aren't able to keep a safe distance of two metres.

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What do I do if something isn't working in my apartment/flat?

If you have any maintenance issues, you can simply log into the portal and select the "maintenance" option at the top. Once you've done that, then log in your issue and give as much detail as possible.

Can I speak to someone of the property if I have some personal problem?

Their friendly team are always happy to lend an ear. Before talking to them, we’d advise you contact your university support team first, since they may be able to offer you advice. If you would like to speak with the Accommodation Manager, you’re welcome to book an appointment and they’ll be happy to meet with you.

Can I receive a post?

Absolutely, you’ll have your own post box in reception and will be given a key to check your post at any time of the day/night. Parcels can be delivered to reception for us to look after, just bring your ID when coming to collect them. However, please be aware of our postal policy when using this service.

Can I park my car?

There is no parking on site and residents are not allowed to bring their own vehicles.

Is there somewhere to keep my bike?

There is! You’ll find plenty of secure bike storage available for you to use throughout your time.

Will I be sharing a room?

All their non studio accommodation with the exception of twin rooms are only for single occupancy. They are happy to accept Dual occupancy requests for selected studios.

Who is responsible for cleaning my studio?

That’s down to you – you can bring your rubbish/recycling to the bin store, and all collections are included in your rent.

Who cleans the communal area?

The property team will take care of that, but please respect these living areas, as they’re proud of what they’ve done with them.

Where Can I smoke?

Their buildings and grounds are strictly non-smoking but you’re welcome to smoke outside of the building at least 5 metres away from doors and windows.

Can I arrange to live with my friends?

Yep, They want you to be as comfortable as possible when you’re with us. Just let them know you wish to live on the same floor when making your booking. If you don’t know anyone else moving to the residence, don’t worry – most students come on their own and soon make friends once they’re here.

Can I choose what floor I live on?

Yes, you’ll be able to let us know your preference at the time of booking.

Who is responsible for the guests while they are in the premises?

You are responsible for your guest. They must be signed in/out and follow all property regulations while on the property.

What time can I arrive and what time is check-out?

You can check into the room at 16:00 on the day of your check-in. On the day of your check-out you will have to vacate the room by 10:00. If you do arrive early for your check in, you may be able to get your keys early if the room is ready, if not you can relax in one of our communal areas until it is clean.

Will anyone be at reception to meet me?

Their receptions are staffed 8AM to 5PM. However, if you are planning to arrive at the weekend or out of office hours it is best to either phone ahead or email first. If the reception is closed when you arrive it is most likely as the team member is helping another resident. In this case you should press the buzzer and call the security number for assistance.

Do I have to be a student to book a room?

You will need to be a student in full time education. If you have finished University and are completing an internship of work programme you can stay in our residence if you have not yet graduated from your course.

What do I need to bring?

Their rooms are not like a traditional hotel, and do not come with bedding, towels, bathroom supplies or cooking equipment, so we advise you to either bring your own or purchase in advance from their partners. All rooms will come with a toilet roll.

How do I book a viewing?

They’d love to show you around! Please book a viewing on their website.

How long does it take to view the accommodation?

Usually about 30 minutes.

Will my property have wifi?

Indeed, it will. With their standard package, you will get free high-speed WiFi connection throughout the property, including bedrooms that have a wired connection. You can connect up to 3 devices, so it's perfect for browsing Instagram, watching your favourite Netflix series and studying of course!.

The Internet is provided by our reliable partner, Ask4 and they give you the option to upgrade your package for a small fee if you need extra speed for those gaming nights.

Please speak to your residence team for further information.

**Speeds over WiFi may vary depending on several factors, such as the type of device you use and where you are when you’re trying to connect. The average attainable speed at peak times (8 pm – 10 pm ) is 80% of the internet access speed**

How do the laundry facilities work?

The laundry service is super easy to use! Download the Circuit Laundry app and head down to the Laundry Room. All the instructions you need will be there to fully utilise the service.

Can I personalise my room?

Absolutely! They want you to be as comfortable as possible, so turn your room into a space you love to live in. Just make sure its returned to them the way you found it upon checkout. If not, damage charges will apply.

Can I move in before my tenancy starts?

Please, the property to check availability.

Can I change my tenancy dates to work around my university start and end dates?

Their tenancy/licence dates are set and can’t be changed once they’re in place.

Can I leave early?

Yes, you are free to leave when you like, however you will not be liable for a refund unless another student takes over your booking. Please let their team’s know when you are planning on checking out.

What if I need to rearrange or cancel my viewing?

No problem, just give them a call and let them know.

Is a TV provided?

The property’s communal lounge area has a TV, but our studio rooms aren’t furnished with one. However, feel free to bring your own, just be sure your TV Licence is sorted beforehand.

What is the payments schedule and will I need to pay a deposit?

As Summer stays are limited to 10 weeks, you will need to make a full payment up front, before you arrive at the residence. Your booking is not complete until payment is made and until payment is made the room is not secured. Summer stays do not require a deposit payment.

Do I have to be a student to rent a room?

You will need to be a student in full time education. If you have finished University and are completing an internship of work programme you can stay in their residence if you have not yet graduated from your course.

Can I pay my rent monthly?

They prefer to receive rent in four instalments throughout the year. Their instalment dates are aligned with the University term if you are receiving student loan support or a scholarship.

Do I need to have a guarantor?

Yes, but only if you have requested to pay in instalments. Without a guarantor, you’ll be required to pay your rent in full in July.

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The Stoneworks is the most complete student accommodation anyone could ask for. The accommodations are a treat for the eye and a delight to live in, with all the modern amenities being the cherry on top. Thanks to team amber for recommending this place to me.

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With all the necessary amenities and embellishments, it is one of the best student accommodations in Brighton without a doubt. Its proximity to many urban centres is also a plus. I would definitely give it 10/10 for sure!

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Spacious rooms, beautiful interiors, excellent service, and the lively neighbourhood made this student accommodation a home away from home for me. I would recommend this property to any students visiting Brighton for their studies as the property has all the popular spots close by.

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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

Brighton and Hove have an average cost of living in the top 22% of global cities, which amounts to approximately £800 - £1500 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 in Brighton:

1. Groceries: £100 to £150/month

2. Food: £350 to £450/month

3. Transport: £40 to £50/month

4. Laundry: £25 to £40/month

5. Stationery and textbooks: £20 to £30/month

6. Clothing: £50 to £75/month

7. Movie ticket: £7 to £10

Student Travel in Brighton

Students can quickly go to the surrounding areas because the Brighton campus is located on Grand Parade, just a few minutes away from the city center 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 Brighton student accommodation, 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. 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 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 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, and dynamic nightlife, museums and galleries, sports facilities, theatres, and music halls for students to enjoy. 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.

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 running low on budget 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. Some of the best tourist attractions near student accommodation in England include the Royal Pavilion, The Lane, British Airways i360, Brighton Beach, and Brighton Palace Pier.

Top Universities in Brighton

Brighton is home to several top universities, making it an ideal destination for students seeking quality education and a campus life. Known for its strong academic programs, diverse student body, and rich culture, Brighton offers students the opportunity to study in an exciting, student-friendly environment.

1. University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus): A leading public research university with a global reputation for excellence in fields like law, business, and the arts. The University of Brighton is known for its strong athletics programs and campus life, making it a top choice for students.

2. Kings Brighton: A historic University that offers top-tier programs in public health, education, and business. King's Brighton is committed to community engagement and producing leaders in various fields.

3. University of Sussex: A public community college offering a wide range of associate degrees and certificate programs, the University of Sussex is known for its affordable education and pathway to transfer to four-year universities.

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