Student Accommodation in Brighton

Whether you're looking for a lively neighbourhood or a peaceful suburb, Brighton provides many options for every type of homeowner. For students attending the University of Brighton, areas like Brighton City Centre, Kemptown, Moulsecoomb, and London Road are popular. Hollingdean, Lewes Road and Hove are perfect for University of Sussex students. Here are the best areas for students to live in Brighton.

1. Brighton City Centre
   Brighton City Centre is the busiest area in Brighton, with several shopping centres, great nightlife, restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions. A 10-minute walk to the University of Brighton's Grand Parade Campus and close to Brighton Railway Station, students can enjoy the convenience of city life when living in student flats in Brighton city centre.
2. Moulsecoomb
   Moulsecoomb is one of the best student areas in Brighton, and it is especially popular among University of Brighton students. The Moulsecoomb area has a large supermarket, student bar and gym, and the University of Brighton Moulsecoomb Campus is just a 5-minute walk away, and students can easily find cheap student accommodation in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, around £140 to £200 per week.
3. Kemptown
   Kemptown is one of Brighton's most vibrant, diverse, and inclusive areas, and it is a 15-minute walk from the University of Brighton. Kemptown is located to the east of Brighton city centre, along the coast near Brighton beach, and has a large number of vintage shops, cafes, bistros and an arts and culture vibe, making it a good choice for students who enjoy a social, lively and multicultural environment. Brighton, England, accommodation in Kemptown has medium to high rents, mainly due to its excellent location and convenience.
4. Hollingdean
   Hollingdean is a quiet and affordable area in Brighton, perfect for students who want to live a simple life and focus on their studies. Hollingdean is located in the north of Brighton on slightly higher ground and is 20 minutes by public transport from the University of Sussex. The area is predominantly residential and has a friendly atmosphere with many convenience stores, supermarkets (e.g. Lidl, Aldi), shopping centres and pharmacies.
5. Lewes Road
   Lewes Road is the most popular area in Brighton for students, close to the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton Moulsecoomb campus. With several bus routes to the city centre, it's ideal for students who want to live in a quiet place with convenient connectivity.
6. Hove
   Hove is a top-rated neighbourhood for students living in Brighton, located on the city's western side. Close to the seaside and surrounded by green open spaces, Hove is known for its high-quality residential areas, offering a perfect balance for students who appreciate nature and a more relaxed pace of life.
7. London Road
   London Road is a diverse area located just north of Brighton city centre, offering a wide range of student housing options. Thanks to its central location, the area boasts excellent shopping and leisure facilities, with supermarkets, takeaway shops, artisan cafés, and small bars lining the streets. Accommodation in London Road tends to be relatively more expensive than in some other parts of the city. Still, the strong student presence makes it a vibrant and welcoming place—especially for international students settling into life in Brighton.

Our private student accommodation in Brighton offers diverse room types to suit different budgets and preferences, including studios, ensuites, non-ensuites, shared rooms and 1/2/3 bedroom apartments. Whether you like community living or enjoy privacy, we have everything you need. Here's a breakdown of the room types available:

1. Ensuite
   Ensuite is an ideal choice for students who want to combine privacy with a social life. An ensuite room in Brighton is around £247 per week with a private bedroom and bathroom, while you share the kitchen and living space with other students.
2. Non-Ensuite
   Non-Ensuite is suitable for students on a tight budget and who are less concerned with private space. Non-ensuite is the cheapest room type in Brighton, as little as £207 per week, with a private bedroom, but you need to share a bathroom and kitchen with friends.
3. Student Studio Flats in Brighton
   A studio is ideal for students who want independence and privacy or couples who want to live together. Studio apartments in Brighton are expected to be £314 per week, with an ensuite bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.
4. 1-bed student flat Brighton
   1-bedroom is ideal for students who want more privacy, and for those who like to cook. 1-bed student flat in Brighton provides more space with a separate bedroom and bathroom, and the kitchen is completely separate from the bedroom, so you don't have to worry about fumes.
5. 2 Bedroom Flats to Rent in Brighton
   A 2-bedroom is ideal for students seeking privacy while wanting to live with friends. 2-bed student accommodation in Brighton has two bedrooms, and the kitchen, bathroom, and living room are shared with roommates or friends.
6. Shared Room
   Shared flats are perfect for students who prefer a communal living environment and want to save on their budget. Shared flats usually have 1 or 2 private bedrooms, with the kitchen and living area shared with other residents, allowing new students to quickly build friendships and make new friends.

Lease-term options for Brighton student accommodation include long-term options like 48 weeks to 52 weeks and short-term leases like 1-to 12 weeks or 13-to 26 weeks. uhomes.com allows you to extend or shorten the lease term according to your needs. Below, you can learn the details about house rentals in Brighton.

• Long-term Student Accommodation Brighton
  Long-term student flats in Brighton contracts range from 44 weeks to 52 weeks to suit the length of the semester. Postgraduate students typically choose a 51-week tenancy, and undergraduate students usually select a 38 to 44-week tenancy. Long-term student housing in Brighton is the most common choice and meets the needs of most students. Hillfort House has a choice of 44 and 51-week leases. Student Castle Brighton has a selection of 45 and 51-week leases.
• Short-term Student Accommodation Brighton
  Short-term student accommodation in Brighton is suitable for summer internships, semester exchanges, summer vacation or short stays. The most common leases for short-term Brighton student houses are 1-12 weeks, 13-26 weeks and 27-38 weeks. Gob Brighton Residence is available for 2 weeks, and students can choose the length of stay to suit their needs. iQ Abacus House has 6, 7, 11 and 18 week short-term options.

Brighton is not an 'affordable' city, but it is still cheaper than London. The cost of living in Brighton is expected to be £1000-1500 monthly, including food, groceries, transport, laundry, entertainment, stationery, and textbooks. Our Brighton student flats are bill-included, so you don't have to worry about utility bills. Below are the detailed expenses for students in Brighton.

1. Brighton Student Accommodation: £800 to £1100/month 
2. Food: £150 to £250/month
3. Transportation: £60/month 
4. Entertainment: £100/month 
5. Laundry: £25 to £50 /month
6. Stationery and textbooks: £20 to £30/month
7. Groceries: £80 to £120/month
8. Utilities: £60 to £80/month in 1-bedroom flats, our apartments are all bills included

Brighton is home to two prestigious universities, the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex, both known for academic excellence, making it a top choice for students worldwide. With more than 37,700 students studying here, Brighton has the largest student ratio of all UK student cities, making up 11.7% of the total population. Regarding Brighton student accommodation, there are various housing options near the Universities. Here you can find more details about universities:

1. University of Brighton
   The University of Brighton is a public university boasting four campuses, one of which is near the seaside. Its history can be traced back to the Brighton School of Art, founded in 1858 at King's Court, Brighton, which gained university status in 1992 and was renamed the University of Brighton. With more than 21,000 students, the university is a vibrant study community.
2. University of Sussex
   The University of Sussex is one of the world's leading research-intensive, comprehensive research universities. The University of Sussex's main campus is the Falmer Campus, where the entire university's teaching, accommodation and administrative facilities are concentrated. Many students live between the Falmer campus and the City Centre due to convenience. Alumno Falmer is the nearest student housing that allows you to reach the campus in about 5 minutes. 

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. Our student flats to rent in Brighton are close to public transportation, making travel in Brighton easy.

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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. Students can use the bike storage service at our student properties in Brighton.
4. Walking
   Brighton is a compact city, and exploring the city on foot is accessible. Student apartments in Brighton are usually close to the two universities' campuses, and students can commute to the campus on foot.
5. Trams
   Brighton trams connect the city centre, suburbs, universities, hospitals, and coastlines. Coaster routes (11X, 12, 12A, 12X, 13X) running along the scenic coast between Brighton and towns like Eastbourne and Seaford are popular among tourists.

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 is regarded as the most exciting city in the UK and the happiest city in the UK for students to live in. It's no wonder that over 30,000 students are studying here. 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 at 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'. 
 
There are also many independent restaurants in Brighton that are unique in both price and meal, so you don't have to worry about eating. If you want to try something affordable, Pompoko is recommended. This Japanese restaurant serves authentic vegetarian and fast food, giving you a taste of authentic Japan at a great value for money. And for those who love steak, you can venture out and try the Argentine steakhouse Baqueano!
 
Looking for a night out? Pryzm is a popular venue that everyone recommends, with special events and DJ sets every Friday and Saturday, often attracting a large student crowd. Casablanca Jazz Club exudes a unique jazz vibe that is intoxicating. Club Revenge is Brighton's largest LGBTQ+ bar, which not only has a great music scene but is also a very popular place to socialise, and Coalition, with its huge beach terrace, is the perfect destination for a laid-back evening. The combination of food, wine and music will leave you wanting more!

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