Student Accommodation Brighton

Dive into the Vibrant Student Life of Brighton

Brighton, a city known for its vibrant culture and seaside charm, is home to a thriving academic community with universities like the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton. Each institution offers a unique blend of academic excellence and a rich student experience, making it an ideal destination for higher education.

Discover the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at our student accommodations in Brighton: Vogue Studios and Stoneworks. Located close to the bustling campuses, our modern student housing ensures you have everything you need for a productive and enjoyable university life. With well-designed rooms, communal study spaces, and state-of-the-art amenities, you can focus on your studies and still have ample opportunities to socialise and unwind.

Our Brighton student accommodation is thoughtfully designed to cater to your academic needs while fostering a sense of community. You'll have access to spacious common areas, study lounges, high-speed internet, and recreational facilities. Whether it's studying for exams, participating in group projects, or simply relaxing with friends, our accommodations provide the perfect backdrop for your university journey.

If you're seeking a change of study environment, Brighton offers a variety of options. You can explore the university libraries, such as the University of Sussex Library and the Aldrich Library at the University of Brighton, which provide serene study spaces and a wealth of resources. Additionally, the city is dotted with cosy cafes and welcoming coffee shops, where you can sip on your favourite brew while immersing yourself in your coursework.

Brighton's university life is not just about academics; it's about embracing a diverse and vibrant community. With its lively arts scene, beautiful beaches, and countless cultural events, you'll find plenty of opportunities to make lasting memories with fellow students and create a well-rounded university experience that goes beyond the classroom. Enjoy a perfect balance of study and leisure with plenty of societies, sports clubs, and lively events organised by the Brighton Student Union.

Find How to Navigate the City

Getting around in Brighton is easy because there are many different ways to go places. Whether you're going to class, exploring the city, or having fun on weekends, Brighton has a lot of convenient and interesting ways to get from one spot to another.

Trains: Brighton has trains that can take you to different places nearby. They are good for going a bit farther and exploring the area. You can use the train to visit nearby towns or just enjoy a day out of the city.

Buses: Brighton also has buses that run all around the city. They are a reliable way to get to your destination within Brighton, including universities, shops, and other places you might want to go. Buses are a budget-friendly and easy mode of transportation for students.

Bicycles: You can use electric bikes to move around without getting tired. They are good for the environment, and you can find them for rent in various places in the city. There are also special paths for biking, so you can enjoy the ride safely.

Trams: Brighton has special trams that run along the coast, which is near the sea. These trams have a vintage look and feel, and they can take you to the beach and other nice places by the sea.

Enjoy Brighton's Delights

Brighton's cultural and social scene is a vibrant tapestry waiting for students to explore and enjoy beyond their academic pursuits. Immerse yourself in the city's rich history by visiting iconic landmarks such as the Royal Pavilion, a stunning palace with a unique architectural style, and the historic Brighton Pier, where you can embrace the seaside charm.

For art enthusiasts, Brighton offers cultural institutions like the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, showcasing a diverse collection of art and history. Music lovers can enjoy live performances at renowned venues like the Brighton Dome and Concorde 2, where you can catch your favourite bands and artists.

Brighton's culinary scene offers a delightful adventure with a multitude of options. You can taste traditional British fare, including classic fish and chips, at renowned seafood restaurants like The Regency Restaurant and Riddle & Finns. For those craving international flavours, explore the eclectic range of restaurants and cafes scattered throughout the city, such as The Chilli Pickle for authentic Indian cuisine or La Choza for vibrant Mexican flavours.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the scenic beauty of Brighton. The city boasts beautiful parks and green spaces like Preston Park and Stanmer Park, providing tranquil escapes from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Nearby destinations like the South Downs National Park offer stunning natural vistas for day trips and outdoor adventures.

Brighton's nightlife is a mix of traditional pubs, like The Basketmakers Arms, and trendy bars and clubs such as Patterns and Casablanca Club. Whatever your preferences, Brighton's nightlife ensures students can relax, socialise, and create memorable moments during their time in this lively and student-friendly coastal city.

No, the University of Sussex is not a Russell Group university, but it is highly regarded for its teaching and research.

Yes, the University of Brighton is well-respected, with strong links to industry and professional courses.

The University of Sussex is located at Falmer, a village on the outskirts of the city, just a 15-minute commute from our student halls in Brighton.

The University of Brighton has around 18,000 students across its campuses.

Yes, Brighton can be more expensive than some UK cities because of its popularity and proximity to London. But budgeting, student discounts, and all-inclusive student accommodation help manage costs!

Our 2 Brighton properties are at a walking distance from Mithras House and Moulsecoomb Campus, and a 15 minute bicycle ride from Falmer Campus.

Yes, Brighton is considered to be a safe city. Like any area, students should take standard precautions, but the city is very welcoming and inclusive.

Close to Brighton, there are several interesting attractions. Some notable ones include the historic Arundel Castle, the stunning Seven Sisters cliffs, the vibrant seaside town of Eastbourne, and the picturesque village of Lewes with its medieval castle and charming streets.

Yes, Brighton offers a variety of sport and leisure amenities. The city has sports centres, gyms, swimming pools, and recreational facilities. Additionally, the seaside location provides opportunities for water sports, beach activities, and there are parks and green spaces for outdoor activities and relaxation.

Yes, Brighton and its surroundings have several green areas. Notable ones include Preston Park, Stanmer Park, and the South Downs National Park nearby. These provide opportunities for outdoor activities, picnics, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region.