1 bed flat to rent
Description
Excellently positioned in Brighton city centre, moments from Kemptown, 37 Edward Street Quarter is part of a new flourishing neighbourhood that's full of delights.
Standing at seven storeys, the building is designed with a striking brick facade and vibrant colours that together evoke Brighton's character and personality.
37 Edward Street Quarter has so much to offer. Chill out in the three lush green spaces, browse the independent boutiques, cafe´s and restaurants.
* A holding deposit of £392 is payable to secure this property
* A damage deposit of £1961 will be payable, along with the first rent payment, prior to moving in
* Sorry, no students
Key Features
About property
- Property type
- Flat
- No. of offered bedrooms
- 1
- Room types
- Double
- No. of bathrooms
- 1
- Living room
- Yes
- Furnished
- Yes
Costs and terms
- Rental cost
-
£1,700 pcm
£392 pw - Bills included?
- No
- Security deposit
- £1,961
-
Council TAX Band
- Not available
- Available from
- 19/08/2025
- Minimum term
- No minimum
- Maximum term
- No maximum
- Allow short term stay?
- No
New tenant/s
- References required?
- Yes
- Occupation
- No preference
Energy Performance Certificates
EPC 1
Map location
Oakley Property
The Property Works 30‑31 Foundry Street Brighton, BN1 4AT
Company
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