1 bed flat to rent

Kemp Court, Church Place, Brighton BN2

This unfurnished one-bedroom flat features an open-plan living and kitchen area with appliances including a hob, oven, and a small fridge/freezer. While a washing machine is not provided, plumbing is available for one. The property also includes a modern double bedroom and a separate bathroom with a bath and overhead shower.

The effervescent hustle and bustle of Kemp Town’s popular café culture offers a fantastic community feel along with a huge variety of independent shops, bars and restaurants all within walking distance from your door. From the quirky antique and vintage markets of St George’s Road and Upper St James’s Street to the supper clubs of Proud Cabaret, there’s always something to do in the local area.

The regal splendour of Brighton’s Royal Pavilion, Museum and Art Gallery are all only a short walk away, along with the pier and seafront, while North Street and The Lanes offer a huge variety of high street, independent and boutique stores.

Mobile Phone Coverage & Broadband – Prospective tenants should check the Ofcom Checker website.
Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property, or properties close by. This is information has been provided by the landlord.
Tenant information


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