The Courtyard at Egremont Place

The Space
Just a short stroll from the beach, this newly renovated one-bedroom flat offers a beautiful retreat in Brighton’s vibrant center. With a stylish ensuite, a private garden, and charming décor throughout, this apartment places you right near iconic sights like the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Museum, and a host of unique shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Nestled in the lower ground floor of a Victorian house, this flat combines contemporary comforts with period charm. The pink-themed kitchen is fully equipped with brand-new appliances, including a dishwasher, along with plenty of cookware, crockery, and glassware. Coffee lovers will appreciate the Italian-style Moka pot, and the bar table for two provides a cozy setting for meals. Essentials like tea, coffee, sugar, and cooking basics are all provided to make your stay even more comfortable.

In the living room, relax on the plush sofa with a glass of wine or catch up on your favorite shows on the flat-screen Smart TV. This inviting space is perfect for unwinding in the evenings or enjoying a leisurely breakfast.

The spacious bedroom boasts a luxurious king-size bed, ample storage, and a versatile desk that doubles as a workspace. Fresh linen is provided, and a cot is available upon request to accommodate young travelers.

The stunning ensuite bathroom is designed with soothing terracotta tones, creating a zen atmosphere that’s perfect for relaxation after a day of exploring Brighton.

From the bedroom, step out onto the private patio where a bistro table and chairs await, offering a tranquil spot for morning coffee or quiet reflection.

We’ve thought of everything to make your stay seamless, including a tumble dryer and washing machine, as well as a hairdryer, iron, and ironing board. Complimentary tea, coffee, and cooking essentials are all provided, along with fresh towels, linen, and guest toiletries.

With its prime location, you’ll be within walking distance to the eclectic Kemptown area, the buzzing North Laine, and the famous Brighton seafront, Pier, and i360 Tower. Enjoy outstanding coffee, browse unique shops, or take on the zip line for an exciting seaside experience. Your furry friend is also welcome to join you on your Brighton getaway.

This flat is more than a stay – it’s the ideal base for an unforgettable Brighton experience.

Neighborhood
This property is in an amazing location just a short walk from the seafront and Brighton Palace Pier making this the perfect place for a seaside break. The Kemptown area is known for its quirky independent shops, cafes and bars, and most of Brighton's best restaurants and pubs are within easy walking distance.

Kemptown is a vibrant area of the town, full of artists, restaurants and shops which makes it the perfect starting point to explore all that Brighton has to offer.

The famous North Laine area is just a 10 minute walk away, and is a hub of independent shops and eateries and an amazing spot for people watching. You can also explore The Lanes and get lost in the maze of winding streets, with its array of jewellery shops, cafes and pubs.

The Brighton Centre is about a 15 minute walk along the seafront, and just a little further along is the i360, which is worth a visit on a clear day with its stunning panoramic views of Brighton and the coast.

The Cultural Quarter which boasts Brighton Pavilion, Brighton Dome, the Museum & Art Gallery, and the Theatre Royal is also just a 10 minute stroll from our flat.

You are also close to a couple of supermarkets and a pharmacy.

In neighbouring St James' St, Kemptown, you're close to coffee shops, a super market, pharmacy and some great pubs.

Brighton, a lively city on England’s south coast, is a blend of cultural vibrancy, historic architecture, and seaside allure. The Brighton Palace Pier, with its classic amusements, rides, and eateries, is a quintessential experience for visitors. Brighton Beach, lined with its signature colourful beach huts, is popular for sunbathing and enjoying the coastal breeze, with the tantalizing aroma of fish and chips ever-present.

One of the most unique features of the city is the Royal Pavilion, a former royal residence with striking Indo-Islamic architecture and lush interiors. Surrounded by the Pavilion Gardens, it’s a stunning reminder of Brighton’s royal connections and rich history.

Shopping in Brighton is unparalleled, with the bohemian North Laine full of quirky independent shops, vintage stores, and cafes, and The Lanes offering a labyrinth of alleyways filled with jewellers, boutiques, and high-end restaurants. The city’s food scene caters to all tastes, showcasing sustainable, plant-based fare and international cuisine.

Known for its dynamic nightlife, Brighton is home to a mix of pubs, bars, and nightclubs, as well as venues that host live music, theatre, and comedy. The city’s artistic and inclusive culture is celebrated through annual events like the Brighton Festival, Brighton Fringe, and the renowned Brighton Pride, making it a hub for creativity and acceptance.

Bordered by the scenic South Downs National Park, Brighton offers not just urban excitement but also opportunities for outdoor adventure, making it an ideal destination for visitors looking for a multifaceted experience.

Getting Around
Brighton is well-connected and accessible, making travel to and around the city straightforward, whether by train, coach, or car. For those travelling from London, regular train services run from London Victoria, London Bridge, and St Pancras International, reaching Brighton in just around an hour. The city is also conveniently close to Gatwick Airport, just a 30-minute train journey, while Heathrow Airport can be reached by coach or a combination of rail and coach services.
If travelling by coach, National Express provides routes from London, Heathrow, and other major UK cities, arriving at Pool Valley Coach Station near the city centre and seafront. For those driving, Brighton is accessible via the A23, which links directly to London and the M25, while the A27 connects Brighton to other coastal towns. Parking in the city centre can be challenging, so using Park & Ride services or parking in larger car parks on the outskirts is often a better option.
Once in Brighton, navigating without a car is simple. Brighton & Hove Buses operate a comprehensive bus network, serving not only the city but also surrounding areas, with day tickets and contactless payment available for added convenience. The city’s compact nature makes walking an excellent way to explore, with many attractions, shops, and restaurants within easy distance of each other.
Cycling is another popular option, with dedicated cycle lanes and the BTN BikeShare scheme, which allows you to hire bikes from docking stations across the city and along the seafront. For longer journeys or evening outings, taxis and rideshare services are widely available and provide a convenient mode of transport.
For those wishing to explore beyond the city, public transport can take you to the scenic South Downs National Park and surrounding countryside. Whether you choose to walk, cycle, or use public transport, Brighton’s size and excellent connectivity make it easy to discover and enjoy everything this lively coastal city has to offer.