Brighton Property Overview
The style of Brighton’s close-knit streets means there are many terrace houses and smaller properties. Many of these properties were built during the Victorian era as the population grew by more than 120,000 in the time between 1801 and 1901. The attraction of the town grew with the opening to the Grand Hotel, the West Pier and the Palace Pier. Almost all of these Victorian properties are still lived in today including those on Borough Street, Belle Vue Gardens and Dyke Road Drive.
There are houses available of Regency architecture (classical white buildings built during the Regency era of 1811 to 1820) on Arundel Terrace and Regency Square.
Brighton Marina is a new development offering restaurants, bars, shops and modern flats. Aquavista is another new development with large, open plan properties designed for contemporary living.
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Brighton Property Prices 2018
Detached: | £655,457 |
Semi-detached: | £426,919 |
Terraced: | £385,828 |
Flats/Maisonettes: | £296,588 |
Average: | £360,166 |
Cf. 2017 | +3.73% |
Land Registry 2018
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Off-Plan
Off-Plan properties are in the New Wave development in Hove that contains one to three bedroom houses that are very modern as well as a few grand townhouses.
Help to Buy and Shared Ownership
Greenhill Gardens offers three or four bedroom properties with Help to Buy available. Shared Ownership properties are also available such as those on Goldstone Lane, Pankhurst Avenue and Manor Road.

Rental Scene
Average rental prices in Brighton in June 2018 were £382 per week and the rental price range varies from £228 - £665 per week.
Brighton Postcodes
Postcodes in Brighton range from BN1 to BN99.
Brighton’s most expensive street
The most expensive road in Brighton is Roedean Crescent, with the average house price being £1,490,625.
Up and coming local areas
Council Tax Band D Charge 2018
£1,834.83