Student Accommodation in Brighton

Brighton is one of the most vibrant cities and the largest tourist destinations since the days of King George in the UK. Being close to London within 40 minutes by train, Brighton is taken as one of the most popular study destinations in the UK for students. With diverse neighbourhoods, unique shopping areas, wide and vibrant cultural, music and arts scene, and seaside resort, students living in Brighton have access to rich and colorful city vibe.

As one of the UK's leading centres for academia and the arts, Brighton owns 2 of the best universities in the UK: the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex, which behave excellence in a wide range of subject areas. Brighton is also a famous tourist city in the south of England, leading to higher prices for rental properties. With 28% of Brighton's student population being international and with prices starting at £170 per week for Brighton student accommodation, our student flats in Brighton cater for all student preferences and needs!

Popular student accommodation in Brighton is usually close to famous universities and the city centre, facilitating students' daily lives. uhome.com offers different types of student houses in Brighton in these areas, including en-suite rooms, studio flats, shared accommodation, private student accommodation and more. These are some of the best student accommodation in Brighton.

• Stoneworks
• Student Castle Brighton
• Holden Court, Brighton
• IQ Brighton
• IQ Abacus House, Brigton
• Kaplan Living Brighton
• Vogue Studios, Brighton
• Pavilion Point
• Alumno Falmer
• Gob Abacus Residence

Looking for cheap student accommodation in Brighton? We offer incredible selections of budget-friendly Brighton student accommodation in student central Brighton and the most desirable neighbourhoods near the Universities. You can easily find cheap accommodation in Brighton under £200 per week on uhomes.com, or ask our expert advisors for more information. Here are some cheap student accommodation in Brighton.

• 4 Bed Semi HMO House
• Bedford House
• iQ Brighton
• Hillfort House
• Holden Court
• Gob Brighton Residence
• House
• Middle
• Regency

Brighton is ranked 14th in the UK for affordability and desirability. This makes Brighton one of the best places for international students. Students have more opportunities to explore the city's popular hotspots with a choice of Brighton student accommodation in prime locations. Here are some of the best accommodation areas in Brighton.

• The Lanes: Brighton Lanes is a shopping street with many intricate lanes that are popular with students. It is a hippy's paradise with vintage shops, juice bars, tattoo parlours, antique shops, jewellery shops, and designer workshops, as well as street performers and musicians playing live jazz for afternoon strollers. Student flats in Brighton on The Lanes are more expensive. Still, students can enjoy the convenience of living in Brighton here.
• Kemptown: Long associated with LGBTQIA+ culture, with many pubs, cafes, clubs, and B&Bs sporting the rainbow flag, Kemptown is a place of rustic charm, community spirit, inclusivity, sustainability, and fun. It is the ideal place to live for those who enjoy a bohemian, vibrant lifestyle.
• Seven Dials: Seven Dials offers residents a balance of city life and suburban living. It has a laid-back beach feel and a sophisticated suburban lifestyle. The residential neighbourhoods have quiet, tree-lined streets and beautiful historic buildings, making them ideal for young people.
• Moulsecoomb: Popular with students due to its proximity to the University of Brighton's Moulsecoomb Campus and the University of Sussex, it offers a wide range of house share in Brighton, as well as excellent transport links to all parts of Brighton!

The cost of living in Brighton for students varies depending on family background and spending habits, with the cost of accommodation in Brighton being a significant basic expense for students. Understanding the cost of living in Brighton is essential to planning your finances effectively. Below is an overview: 

Brighton Accommodation

• Studio apartments Brighton: £359/week
• En suite student accommodation in Brighton: £281/week
• Non En-suite: £170/week
• House share in Brighton: £493/week
• 1 bed student house in Brighton: £609/week
• 2 bed student accommodation in Brighton: £874/week
• 3 bed student house in Brighton: £991/week
• 4 bed student house in Brighton: £788/week

Food: £150-£250/month

Transportation

• One-way Ticket £2.50
• Monthly Pass £60

Entertainment: £100/month 

Brighton is recognized as an exciting city and a happy city for students to live in the UK. Due to its safety and well-developed higher education, 28 per cent of Brighton's student population is international, coming from all over the world. Students can easily find beautifully furnished student housing in Brighton in the city centre and near the universities. Below are profiles of the two main universities in Brighton:

• University of Sussex: The University of Sussex (US) is a top 1% global comprehensive university. It was one of the first schools established in the UK in the 1960s. The university currently has around 17,000 students from more than 100 countries and more than 2,100 staff; in past years, three Nobel Prize winners and 12 members of the UK National Academies have been studying at the University of Sussex. One of the University of Sussex's leading specialisms is Development Studies, ranked first in the QS World Subject Rankings.
• University of Brighton: The University of Brighton is a public university in the UK with three campuses in Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings. The University of Brighton has a wide range of state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities. The University Library has a collection of about 500,000 books, 200,000 sets of multimedia audio-visual materials and 3,000 different types of books, newspapers and magazines. In addition, a modern computer centre, project development centre, banks and shops, as well as a wide range of sports, recreational and athletic venues, such as a fitness centre, tennis courts, squash courts, and a large indoor swimming pool, greatly enrich the academic practice and spare time cultural life of students.

Brighton has a well-developed transport network, including several major roads, railways, and bus routes, providing residents and visitors with diverse travel options. Brighton railway station is the city's transport hub, connecting to London, Southampton and other places. It makes it easy for students to travel from student accommodation in Brighton, UK, to different parts.

• Bus: Brighton has a well-developed bus system, mainly run by National Express. Buses run every 5-10 minutes and cost £2.80 for a single journey or £5.50 for a full-day ticket. Students who must travel to and from campus and Brighton student flats daily are advised to buy a monthly or annual pass.
  Trains: Trains are a popular way for Brighton students to travel. A day ticket from Brighton to London varies depending on the time of day. Off-peak: £25.30, peak time, £49.50 - £56.20. If you think you'll travel a lot, buy a train pass.
  Cycling: Brighton is regarded as a model cycling mecca, and the government encourages green travel. A number of free-access cycle routes are planned around Brighton, providing the necessary conditions for students to cycle.

Brighton is one of the UK's most diverse, artistic and entertaining cities and a great place to study and live. Brighton is also a famous tourist destination in the UK; Our Brighton, England, accommodation is conveniently located for easy access to attractions. There are some of the well-known attractions in Brighton:

• Royal Pavilion
• The Lanes
• British Airways i360
• Brighton Beach
• Brighton Palace Pier
• North Laine
• Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
• Theatre Royal Brighton

Brighton is a marvellous and lovely seaside city located on the south coast of East Sussex. In Brighton, Students can enjoy a laid-back yet vibrant life. Brighton has a colourful cultural and arts scene, including many museums, galleries, and music venues, but there are also regular cultural events and music festivals. In addition, students can enjoy walks on the beach or explore Brighton's charming neighbourhoods and enjoy the freedom of shopping. Students can find a wide variety of student flats in Brighton. Whether students want to live in the city's centre and enjoy city life's bustle or by the sea, our Brighton student flats will suit their needs!

Students can enjoy a beautiful, relaxing day by the picturesque seaside or enjoy the exciting nightlife. Brighton is home to several large Live music festivals, open-air music gigs and a host of interesting pubs. For those who want to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy the beautiful scenery of England, the city of Brighton is surrounded by the mystical Arundel Castle, Lewes Castle Museum, Pevensey Castle medieval fortress, the long stretches of the South Downs National Forest or the Seven Sisters White Cliffs, known as the 'end of the world'. The White Cliffs of the Seven Sisters, known as the "end of the world", are all excellent places to visit.

The best time to look for the best student housing in Brighton is in April, although Brighton student accommodation is available all year round. First-year and international students generally seek Brighton student housing or shared accommodation in January. Six months in advance is needed to have a more comprehensive selection of Brighton student housing options and to secure the best discounts.

Yes, off-campus student apartments in Brighton are also good for students. As on-campus student halls in Brighton are limited in number and expensive and usually don't have many good options after May, many students choose off-campus student homes in Brighton. Off-campus student apartments in Brighton are relatively cheap, and many are close to the University and the city centre, with good facilities for students to attend classes and live in!

The student rent in Brighton is affected by several factors, including price, location, amenities, and more. uhomes.com offers a wide range of student accommodation in Brighton, UK, with prices starting from £170 per week!

• Studio apartments Brighton: £359/week
• En suite student accommodation in Brighton: £281/week
• Non En-suite: £170/week
• House share in Brighton: £493/week
• 1 bed student house in Brighton: £609/week
• 2 bed student accommodation in Brighton: £874/week
• 3 bed student house in Brighton: £991/week
• 4 bed student house in Brighton: £788/week

Yes. Renting accommodation in Brighton, UK, generally requires a deposit, which, according to UK government regulations, cannot exceed the total amount of rent for five weeks. According to the Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme in the UK, student homes in Brighton deposit should be placed in a third-party organisation within one month of receipt by the agent or landlord, and there are three leading deposit protection organisations in the UK:

• Deposit Protection Service
• MyDeposits
• Tenancy Deposit Scheme

Yes, there are several ways you can get a student discount on Brighton student houses: 

• Book your student apartments in Brighton in advance and enjoy early bird discounts.
• Book your Brighton student accommodation with a group of friends or classmates.
• Follow the uhomes.com website and contact a lettings advisor to enquire about a specific offer, or go to the flats page to see the Special Offer.
• Refer a friend to book accommodation in Brighton, UK, and receive a referral discount.

When booking student housing in Brighton, several key factors must be considered to ensure a comfortable and satisfactory stay. 

• Location: Choose rooms in Brighton in a convenient area close to your university or places of interest, whether the central business district, key tourist attractions, or areas with nearby public transport links. 
• Room Types: The types of apartments in Brighton will affect both the room rent and your living experiences.
• Amenities: rooms to let in Brighton ideally have essential facilities such as a fully equipped kitchen, laundry services, reliable internet, and air conditioning or heating, depending on the season.
• Budget: Choose student flats in Brighton that fit your budget, balancing cost with the quality of accommodations and services provided.
• Duration of Stay: Consider the duration of your stay. Check if the Brighton student accommodation offers flexible booking terms or discounts for longer stays.