Kaplan Living Brighton, Brighton
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About the Property
Kaplan Living Brighton is at Circus St, Brighton, BN2 9AS, United Kingdom. It offers great living options with en-suite and studio. These are designed for students and come with ample room amenities. University of Brighton City Campus is the nearest institution to Kaplan Living Brighton. It is a 2-minute walk from here. St Giles College is a 4-minute walk away.
Brighton witnesses a high student density. Around 11.7% of its population is made up of students. With 61.14% of the security index, it offers a safe environment for you to learn and grow. It also has a steady employment rate of 75.7%. You will not find it tough to get a job or internship despite the competitive job market. Roles from healthcare, research, education, arts, entertainment, finance, and such are in demand. If you want to see yourself growing in these, then Brighton student accommodation is a great place to begin.
Brighton will not disappoint you with the standard of living. Yet it is much cheaper than London. You can expect to spend around £900–£1,300 per month, including rent. This will vary depending on your lifestyle and choices. So planning your budget is a great way to live comfortably. The city also houses major universities like the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex. All these factors make Brighton the 81st most student-friendly city globally. It is one of the top 15 UK student cities to live in. You can be a part of it too by choosing Kaplan Living Brighton studios and en-suites.
Features
Kaplan Living Brighton reviews are more positive than not. There are thoughtfully curated apartments like a Classic Ensuite, a Deluxe Ensuite, and a Studio. For a restful sleep, there is a small double bed. Your room will be clutter-free with the storage space provided. These include shelves, a wardrobe, and a bedside unit. The bathroom comes with a range of facilities to give you a great toiletry experience. These include a mirror, a shower, and a washbasin.
The study desk and chair, along with a pinboard, will provide you with a distraction-free experience. The TV and free Wi-Fi will keep you entertained with your favourite shows and anime. The sofa is for your versatile usage. The kitchen comes with modern appliances. They are a fridge-freezer, electric hob, oven, microwave and dining area. You can cook with ease and get your chores done quickly. Each room comes with its own set of amenities; you can choose one that you like.
Kaplan Living Brighton comes with common amenities to uplift and cheer you during your stay. The social events calendar is packed, and you can enjoy them all at the amazing social spaces. There are dedicated rooms for specific purposes. Like the study rooms to focus and prepare during exams. The games lounge comes with a gaming room, a play pool and table football. You can engage in stimulating activities here. The bicycle storage and laundry room covers your practical needs. The friendly on-site support staff, 24-hour on-site reception, and wellbeing team will always guide and help you in every situation. The property is secured with secure access doors. However, pets are not allowed at Kaplan Living Brighton. Your bills will include water, heating, high-speed WiFi, and any maintenance that comes up.
Location and What's Hot?
Students get to enjoy the comfortable commute to their university from Kaplan Living Brighton. Kings Brighton and Bellerbys College are a short drive away from here. You can buy groceries from Budgens and Morrisons. For medical emergencies, there are Ross Pharmacy and Kamsons Pharmacy.
Oui Crêperie and FUMI Restaurant are classic dining spots for a hearty meal. These are restaurants you can’t miss in Brighton. Jacob’s Bakery and Cafe and Kenny’s Rock & Soul Cafe will provide you with a much-needed cup of coffee. The best clubs in Brighton are near Kaplan Living Brighton. You can grab a drink or two from Ye Olde King & Queen Brighton and Bulldog.
While living in Brighton accommodation, you can explore a great many tourist attractions near and around the coast. Banjo Groyne is a local favourite fishing spot. With amazing views of the marina and pier, you can spend a relaxing day here. The Brighton Palace Pier is a holiday spot for young and old alike. With food outlets and rides, it brings out the inner child of the visitors. You can ride along the Brighton streets as its story unfolds before you at the Brighton Bike Tours. Hot Wheels and Lego lovers will appreciate the Brighton Toy and Model Museum. There are displays of train models, puppets, Meccano, Dinky, and Hornby. You should make a plan with your friends at Kaplan Living Brighton to visit all of them.
Commute
Brighton is a walkable city with almost every necessity within walking distance. It has an infrastructure built for bikes and cycles. The public transport offers students a discounted bus service. You can get to your destination at an affordable price. The closest bus stops to Kaplan Living Brighton are Valley Gardens and Law Courts. You can board a train from Brighton or London Road. It is also the travel terminal nearest to your accommodation. All these easy commute options will take you wherever you want to go.
Pet policy
Unfortunately, you cannot bring pets, however they have an additional policy regarding assistance and therapy animals.
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Room Types (6)
Classic Ensuite
Deluxe Ensuite
Ensuite With Wet Room
Accessible Studio
Shared Community And Utilities
Fitness And Recreation
Security
Property Services
Outdoor Features
Bills Included
Payment Policies (5)
- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 4 flexible instalment plans.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.
1. The property requires you to pay £250 at the time of booking, or £1,000 if you are a Pathways student.
2. This will be offset against your first rental installment.
If you’re a Kaplan Pathways student, you’ll need to pay £1,000 to secure your room at the time of booking. Your following payments are then shown at the time of booking and will depend on your course length. A guarantor is also required, regardless of how you choose to pay.
For all other students, the property offers 2 payment options:
1. Payment in full (does not require a guarantor)
2. Payment in instalments (requires a UK guarantor or guarantor services). You can pay in 4 instalments.
Credit and debit card.
All Pathways students must provide a guarantor, typically a parent or guardian aged 18 or older. The guarantor does not need to be based in the UK. The guarantor is responsible for addressing any tenancy issues, including non-payment of rent, if the student fails to meet their obligations.
Non-Pathways students will also need a guarantor if they wish to pay their rent in instalments. The guarantor must be a UK resident, not a student, and must confirm their ability to cover rent payments if the student is unable to.
If they do not have a UK-based guarantor, they are advised to use Housing Hand, a service that can act as their guarantor for a fee. Students who pay their rent in full are exempt from needing a guarantor.
- Property Special Support — £300
- Bedding Pack
Standard bedding pack — £60
Luxury bedding pack — £150 - Kitchen Pack
Standard kitchen set* — £70 - Housekeeping
Room cleaning* — £25 per month or £50 per term - Laundry card
Pre-paid laundry card* — From £79
Cancellation Policies (4)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property offers cooling-off period.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedThis property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
- Extenuating CircumstancesOngoing health issues which prevent you from travelling
- Other cancellation policiesGeneral cancellation policies & notes
Before 1 August
You can cancel your booking without any liability for rent if you cancel your booking within 72 hrs from the point you return your accommodation agreement to the management.
After 1 August
You can cancel your booking without any liability for rent if you cancel your booking within 24 hrs from the point you return your accommodation agreement to the management.
1. If you wish to cancel your booking after the expiry of the cooling off period, you will need to find an eligible replacement tenant for your room.
2. If you are unable to find a replacement you will have to pay all rent due under your tenancy agreement.
3. Please note that you also will have to pay an accommodation cancellation fee of:
(a) £750 if you cancel before the start date of your accommodation agreement.
(b) £250 if you cancel on or after the start date of your accommodation agreement.
If you need to return to your home country due to extenuating circumstances, they may, at their sole discretion, approve the cancellation of your Accommodation Agreement for this reason. If cancellation of your Accommodation Agreement is approved by them, you will be released from your Accommodation Agreement on the day that you move out.
If you wish to cancel your Accommodation Agreement on medical grounds, you must:
- Have notified them of your medical condition when you applied for accommodation, unless your condition began or was diagnosed after the start date of your Accommodation Agreement; and
- If your medical condition began or was diagnosed after the start date, have notified them of your condition as soon as practically possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do residents get to the residence from the airport?
The management offers free airport transfers on the main arrival weekend. If arriving at a different time, a private transfer can be arranged. Residents can share their preferences before traveling by completing the pre-arrival form sent after booking.
How can students book accommodation as a group?
The management can accommodate group bookings of any size. Interested students should contact the team with their requirements to create a customized package.
Can residents book with friends?
Yes, residents can book with friends. By providing their friends’ names when booking, the management will try to allocate rooms together, provided the same room type and contract length are booked.
What do residents need to bring for check-in?
Residents need to bring their belongings and a form of photo ID, such as a passport, to confirm identity and receive their room key.
What should residents do with the inventory?
An inventory is provided to complete and return to the residence team upon move-in. It records the condition of the room and any issues. The same inventory is used during move-out to determine if any damages have occurred.
Do residents need to inform the management if they will be late checking in?
Yes, residents should keep the team informed if their plans change.
Can residents change or upgrade their room after moving in?
Room change requests after moving in may be possible, depending on availability and subject to terms and conditions.
How do residents check out?
Before moving out, residents may be asked to arrange a room inspection. On departure day, all belongings should be removed, waste disposed of properly, and the room cleaned. Keys must be returned to reception to sign out.
What happens if residents lose their keys? Will there be a charge?
Most residences have keyless entry via mobile phones. If a physical access fob is used and lost, there may be a charge for a replacement.
What are the reception opening hours?
Most residences have 24-hour reception teams, though the reception may occasionally be unattended at night if the team member is elsewhere in the building.
Is internet provided free at the residence?
Yes, free high-speed internet is included in the contract.
Can residents bring their own TV?
Yes, residents can bring a TV, but they are responsible for purchasing a TV license as it is not provided by the residence.
Do residents need to buy contents insurance?
Contents insurance is included for all residents through the management’s insurance partner, covering items like laptops, phones, clothing, and gadgets while in the accommodation.
Can residents order parcels to the residence?
Yes, in most cases parcels can be received. Residents should check with the reception team for the specific process.
Are there social spaces or events at the residence?
Yes, comfortable social lounges are available, and social events and activities are organized year-round.
Can residents have visitors stay overnight?
Most residences allow occasional overnight guests. Guests usually need to be at least 18 years old and sign in at reception. Residents are responsible for their guests’ conduct.
Do residents need to pay a deposit?
No damage deposit is required. Rooms are inspected every term, and any damages found will be charged directly. However, an initial payment towards the first month’s rent is required to secure the room.
What should residents do if they can’t pay rent on time?
Residents should contact the management as soon as possible for guidance if they are unable to pay on time.
Can residents hire a cleaning service?
Yes, at most residences, a regular room cleaning service can be added as an optional extra.
Is there a laundry service available?
Yes, all residents have access to a laundry room where clothes can be washed for a fee.
What is the Student Assistance Programme and how does it work?
The Student Assistance Programme is a free, confidential support and advice line available to all residents, offering wellbeing resources and help at any time.
How can residents access wellbeing support?
Residents can call the free Student Assistance Programme advice line or speak to a member of the reception team for in-person support.
Can residents bring a pet?
No, pets are not allowed in the residence.
What if a resident has a disability or medical condition?
Accessible rooms are available. Residents should inform the management of their requirements during application and contact the team to discuss specific support needs.
What safety measures are in place?
Residences follow appropriate safety guidelines, including sanitizing stations and frequent cleaning of communal areas.
What should residents do if they feel unwell?
Residents should speak to a team member, who can provide guidance and assist with arranging a doctor’s appointment if necessary.
Kaplan Living Brighton, Brighton
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Student Accommodations in Brighton
Brighton Student Accommodation
Brighton is a lively seaside city in southern England with a thriving student culture. It is home to the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex in East Sussex, and it has over 37,000 students in total in the Brighton and Hove district. The availability of on-campus student accommodation in Brighton is limited due to the high demand for the same. Hence, the majority of students prefer to look for student properties to rent in Brighton outside the university campuses. The city has numerous options for student houses in Brighton, including private halls, shared accommodations, en-suite rooms, and modern studios.
The prices of student accommodation in Brighton vary depending on room types and areas. On average, prices range from £150 to £300 per week. Some rooms, particularly studio flats, can cost more depending on the facilities and proximity to campus. Finding the right student accommodation in Brighton is made easy with amber. The website provides verified listings and round-the-clock booking support, making your search for student flats in Brighton easier. Amber lists the best student accommodation providers, such as Dwell Student Living and iQ Brighton student accommodation. Other popular off-campus student homes in Brighton are Pavilion Point and Britannia Study Hotel.
About Brighton
Brighton is an exciting seaside city in the United Kingdom that is known for its creativity, friendly atmosphere, and seaside attractions. Brighton is located on the southern coast of England, about an hour’s drive from London. Originally an idyllic fishing town, Brighton evolved into a fashionable seaside resort in the 18th century and has since become an exciting hub of creativity and learning. With its population of around 290,000 residents, Brighton is young and cosmopolitan and considered one of the most student-friendly cities in the UK. Its beautiful pebble beaches, Brighton Pier, and colourful neighbourhoods like The Lanes make it an exciting destination throughout the year.
Brighton is home to two renowned higher education institutions: The University of Brighton, which is placed in the #801-850 band globally, and the University of Sussex, which is ranked #278 in the QS World University Rankings 2026. Brighton offers its students an exciting and resounding cultural scene that includes the Great Escape Festival, Brighton Fringe Festival, and Pride events that reflect the free spirit of the city. Brighton also has excellent transportation links to London and the airport, as well as the surrounding towns and villages. Finding student accommodation in Brighton is also quite simple, and the city provides an exciting combination of safety, nightlife, and community.
Best Student Accommodation In Brighton
Finding the right purpose-built student accommodation in Brighton can make a big difference in your student life. When you’re close to both the university campuses, it’s easier to get to lectures and still enjoy everything the city has to offer, the seaside, the buzzing culture, all of it. Most international students want a student living Brighton that’s not just nearby, but also fits their budget. Some go for affordable student homes in Brighton, while others prefer something a bit more luxurious and private. Amber helps by showing you verified listings, whether you want a shared house, a private room, or a student flat in Brighton.
1. Holden Court – ★★★★★ (5/5) – “The Holden Court Team is really helpful and will look out for you as a person, not just a customer”. The property costs £227 per week.
2. Crown House – ★★★★★ (5/5) – “Honestly speaking, this accommodation is a game-changer in Brighton”. The property costs £250 per week.
3. Vogue Studios – ★★★★★ (4.7/5) – “A very secure and safe student accommodation in Brighton.” The property costs £260 per week.
4. Student Castle Brighton – ★★★★★ (4.9/5) – “It is a really lovely place to stay for students. Every team member is so nice and helpful.” The property costs £225 per week.
5. Hollingbury House - ★★★★★ (5/5) - “The room was so clean and looked exactly like in the pictures. Everything worked perfectly.” - The property costs £210 per week.
Affordable Student Accommodation in Brighton
Brighton provides many budget-friendly and affordable student accommodation options. You don’t have to compromise on comfort to live near campus or enjoy the city’s lively cafés, beaches, and cultural spots. From cosy student flats in Brighton to shared student housing with friendly housemates, there’s an option for every budget. Amber takes the stress out of finding perfect student accommodation in Brighton. With ample options, finding a place that’s both economical and convenient is simple. Here are the best options for cheap student accommodation in Brighton:
1. Hillfort House features modern studio apartments and ensuite rooms designed for comfortable student living. Amenities at these student apartments Brighton include high-speed Wi-Fi, study areas, social lounges, and secure bike storage, with prices starting from £199 per week.
2. Pavilion Point provides stylish ensuite rooms and studio apartments in a lively student community. Residents enjoy on-site gym facilities, study rooms, communal lounges, and high-speed internet, starting from £235 per week.
3. iQ Abacus House features contemporary ensuite rooms and studio flats close to Brighton’s universities. Key amenities include a gym, cinema room, study spaces, and utility bills included, with rents from £220 per week.
4. Kaplan Living Brighton offers comfortable studio apartments and ensuite rooms ideal for independent student living. Amenities include modern study areas, social spaces, secure access, and high-speed Wi-Fi, starting from £280 per week.
5. Ravilious Houses provides well-furnished ensuite rooms and studio apartments in a convenient student location. Students living in this student lets Brighton benefit from communal lounges, study areas, on-site laundry, and fast internet, with rents from £220 per week.
Best Areas to Live in Brighton
Brighton has a number of student-friendly areas that have easy access to universities, beaches, and social hubs. Here is an overview of the best places to live in Brighton for students:
| Area | Student Vibe | Commute to Uni | Avg Rent (p/w) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moulsecoomb | Budget-friendly student hub with supermarkets and pubs like The Gladstone along Lewes Road | 10–15 min bus to the University of Sussex / University of Brighton | £140–£200 |
| Lewes Road | Lively student corridor with cafés, takeaways, and green spaces like The Level Park | 10 min bus to University of Sussex / University of Brighton | £150–£220 |
| Hanover | Friendly neighbourhood known for colourful houses and local pubs like The Setting Sun | 15 min bus to the University of Brighton | £160–£230 |
| Kemptown | Seaside area close to Brighton Beach and Brighton Palace Pier, popular for nightlife | 10–15 min bus to the University of Brighton | £170–£250 |
| Hollingdean | Quiet residential area near Hollingbury Park, ideal for students who prefer a calmer environment | 10 min bus to University of Brighton Moulsecoomb Campus | £140–£210 |
Room Types for Student Accommodation in Brighton
The student properties in Brighton are quite diverse, and every student has a variety of options to choose from. Here are the room types available in amber-listed student houses in Brighton:
1. Ensuite Rooms
These rooms offer a private bedroom with an attached bathroom. This ensures a high degree of privacy, and at the same time, the shared kitchen and living area create a social atmosphere.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
These rooms offer a high degree of affordability and a private bedroom with a shared bathroom and kitchen area. This is a very popular option for students who want a private area for studying and sleeping.
3. Studio Apartments
These rooms offer a high degree of self-sufficiency, with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette. This is a very popular option for students who want a high degree of independence and control over their living space.
4. 1-Bed & 2-Bed Apartments
These rooms offer a high degree of semi-private apartments, with private bedrooms and a shared kitchen and bathroom area. This is a very popular option for students who want a high degree of privacy in a small group setting.
5. Shared Apartments & Private Rooms
These rooms offer a high degree of community living with private bedrooms and a shared kitchen and bathroom area. These rooms offer a high degree of privacy with access to community amenities.
Cost of Living in Brighton
Brighton and Hove fall in the top 22% of the most expensive cities in the world in terms of living expenses. On average, the cost of living in Brighton ranges from around £1,200 to £1,700. It should be noted that the amount spent may vary from the estimated amount. It would be beneficial to monitor expenses carefully. It would also help in effective planning and searching for student accommodation in Brighton and Hove. Other expenses associated with a private student accommodation Brighton and Hove are as follows:
1. Accommodation: £860–£1,350/month
2. Utilities & Internet: £100–£150/month
3. Groceries: £200–£270/month
4. Transportation: £60–£90/month
5. Leisure & Social Activities: £100–£200/month
Student Travel in Brighton
Brighton is easy to get around, especially if you’re a student. The city’s small enough that you can travel between campuses, your place, and the city centre without much hassle. Below are the commute modes used by the students in Brighton:
1. Bus (Brighton & Hove Buses): Buses are the go-to option for most students. The Lewes Road routes connect the big student neighbourhoods to both universities and the city centre. Buses run often from early mornings to late nights. A student bus pass costs about £17–£20 a week, and it covers unlimited trips all over the city.
2. Train: If you’re heading out to Falmer or planning trips to London, Lewes, or Worthing, trains come in handy. Brighton and Falmer stations are the main stops for Sussex students. Weekly train fares usually land between £25 and £40, but if you grab a 16–25 Railcard, you get a third off the price.
3. Cycling: Plenty of students cycle, and it’s easy to see why. Brighton is compact, there are dedicated cycle routes, and most uni buildings and student flats to rent Brighton has somewhere to lock up your bike. Bike maintenance or rent usually costs £5–£10 a week.
4. Walking: If you live near Lewes Road or close to the city centre, you can probably walk to class. From places like Moulsecoomb, it’s only a short walk (about 10 to 15 minutes) to the University of Brighton.
Student Travel Tip: If you’re always catching the bus, grab the Student City Saver pass from Brighton & Hove. It gives you unlimited rides and saves you money all year.
Distance of University of Brighton from nearest properties:
1. GoBritanya Brighton Residence - 2 minutes away by car
2. The Stoneworks - 4 minutes away by car
3. Alumno Falmer - 6 minutes away by car
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Brighton
The city of Brighton is a welcoming place for students because of its energetic and friendly atmosphere. It combines the best of being safe, cultured, and having a great nightlife. The city is right by the sea, and the creative scene is perfect for a balanced academic and social experience. Kemptown, Hove, and Seven Dields are safe areas that are popular with students. These areas are close to the university and are perfect for a quick study session. The Brighton University Library and The Keep are perfect for a quiet study session. Your favourite cafes, such as Cafe Coho, Pelicano Coffee, and The Flour Pot Bakery, are perfect for catching up with your friends or having a quick study session. The best restaurants are not far either.
For a relaxing day out, you could visit the Brighton Pier, go for a bike ride along the Undercliff Walk, or visit Preston Park, Stanmer Park, and Hove Park. For a night out, the city of Brighton is perfect. There are the popular Patterns, The Mesmerist, The Prince Albert, and The Arch. If you are looking for a wild night out, the best clubs are not far either. For a quiet night out, the boutique bars and cafes in the North Laine are perfect. The Brighton city guide states that Brighton is perfect for social animals because of the Great Escape Festival, the Brighton Fringe, the Brighton Pride festival, and the Brighton Festival. These are perfect for music lovers and those who are interested in art.
Top Universities in Brighton
Brighton is a coastal city that draws students from across the globe, blending high-quality education with an exciting student lifestyle. The city is home to several respected institutions, each offering unique opportunities and academic experiences.
| University | Known For | QS Ranking / Highlight |
|---|---|---|
| University of Sussex | Research, international studies, and development studies | QS World Ranking #278 (2026) |
| University of Brighton | Business, architecture, health sciences, design | QS World Ranking #801-850 (2026) |
| Brighton and Sussex Medical School | Medicine and clinical research | Joint medical school of Sussex & Brighton |
| Greater Brighton Metropolitan College | Vocational, creative, and technical courses | One of the largest FE colleges in Sussex |
