Brighton offers the perfect balance of seaside living, vibrant nightlife, rich culture, and top tier universities for a perfect study-life balance. Better yet, Brighton isn’t just home to one Fresh student accommodation now…

Introducing Promenade Student Living, right where you need to be in the heart of Brighton’s city centre, offering modern studios and en-suites with all-inclusive bills. Promenade Student Living is located a 3-minute walk from Fresh’s existing Brighton accommodation, Pavilion Point, offering a powerful sense of community for our residents.

Here’s everything you need to know as a student living in central Brighton, and why choosing a Fresh accommodation might be the best choice you could make:
 

Access studies with ease

When choosing an accommodation for your time at uni, we understand that the distance from your home to your place of studies can potentially be the most important factor. As a student working towards a qualification, we get that you can have a lot on your plate, that’s why we take away any un-needed stress through simple commutes and short journeys to your university or college.

Both Promenade Student Living and Pavilion Point are only short walks to The Brighton Academy London Road Campus (performing arts), BIMM Brighton (music college) and the University of Brighton City Campus. Other University of Brighton Campuses and the University of Sussex are also short bus journeys away, ranging from 15-30 minutes, including the 5- minute walk from your Fresh home to Brighton Station.
 

Endless student hotspots

Brighton is known for its youthful energy, its colourful lanes, cultural diversity, and incredible coastal views—making it an ideal place to live and study. As a student in Brighton, you have endless opportunities and choices when deciding how to spend your free time. Some of the many hotspots include:
 

  • Brighton Beach and Pier: One of Brighton’s most known features, the four-mile beachfront is the perfect place to relax and explore food stalls, watch performers and visit small shops, whilst you can also play arcade games and fair rides along the pier.

  • The Royal Pavilion: A palace fit for a king (literally). This famous Brighton landmark reflects the city’s history, with blends of Indian architecture and Chinese-inspired interiors.

  • North Laine: One of Brighton’s most creative corners, with independent shops, markets and art.
     

Top recommendations:

There are so many things to do and places to visit in Brighton that we’ve had to split them into two bullet points, what a luxury! Whether you’re after nightlife, outdoor adventures or a bite to eat, here are some of our top recommendations:
 

  • Nightlife: A few of your many nightlife options include PRYZM (For a club setting), Volks & Patterns (For pop music and a chance to dance), The Arch (House music) or Concorde 2 & Chalk (for live music)

  • Food spots: Visit Kensington Gardens for more street options, or Kemptown for a restaurant, sit-in vibe.

  • Parks: Preston Park is one of Brighton’s largest green spaces, perfect for picnics and events. Or head over to Queens Park for a more relaxed vibe.

  • Free events: Booth Museum of Natural History offers free entry and interesting local history.

     

Now, you’re all set! If you’re looking into choosing a student accommodation in Brighton, you can browse through two top Fresh homes by clicking here.