Kemp Street II

The Space
Upon entering, you’ll find a lovely sitting room, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring beautiful Brighton and Hove. Sharing the sitting room is a spacious dining area where you can enjoy meals together, creating lasting memories.

The well-equipped kitchen features modern amenities, including a dishwasher, toaster, kettle, pots, and cutlery, ensuring you have everything you need for a convenient and enjoyable stay.

Step outside to the contained garden and patio area at the back of the property.

Ascend to the first floor to discover a beautifully appointed king-size bedroom, offering a peaceful haven for rest and relaxation. The first floor is also home to the second bedroom, a serene retreat with ample space and comfort. This room is designed to ensure a restful night’s sleep, making it the perfect end to a day of adventures.

Also on this floor is a stunning, cosy bathroom, providing a luxurious space to unwind and refresh.

Kemp Street II is thoughtfully equipped for families. The attention to detail ensures that everyone feels right at home.

Neighborhood
Welcome to Brighton and Hove, the jewel of East Sussex and one of England's most iconic coastal destinations! Nestled along the stunning south coast, this vibrant area offers the perfect blend of seaside charm, cultural excitement, and cosmopolitan energy.

Kemp Street II is ideally situated to explore the best of both Brighton and Hove. Just a short stroll away, you'll find the famous Brighton Beach, with its iconic pebble shores, lively promenade, and the historic Brighton Palace Pier. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, street performers, and seaside delicacies like fresh fish and chips or a refreshing scoop of local ice cream.

Brighton's bohemian heart, The Lanes, is a labyrinth of narrow streets filled with independent boutiques, quirky shops, and delightful cafés. Whether you’re hunting for vintage treasures or indulging in artisan treats, it’s a haven for creative explorers. North Laine offers a slightly edgier vibe, brimming with art galleries, music venues, and colorful street art.

For a more serene experience, head west to Hove. Known for its elegant regency architecture and quieter pace, Hove boasts beautiful parks, stylish restaurants, and a stretch of sandy shoreline at low tide. The iconic Hove Lawns provide a tranquil space to relax with sweeping sea views.

Brighton and Hove are also rich in culture and history. From the opulent Royal Pavilion to the futuristic British Airways i360 observation tower, the city is packed with attractions. You’ll also find a buzzing nightlife scene, world-class dining, and a packed calendar of events, including the famous Brighton Festival and Pride celebrations.

Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or a mix of both, Brighton and Hove promise an unforgettable holiday experience.

Getting Around
With excellent transport links, you’re perfectly placed to explore further afield. The stunning South Downs National Park is just a short drive away, offering breathtaking walks, charming villages, and panoramic views.

Brighton Train Station has direct services operating to Cambridge, Chichester, Eastbourne, Littlehampton, London, Seaford and Southampton.

A number of bus routes can be found operating in Brighton and Hove offering access to Eastbourne, Horsham, Newhaven, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Seaford.

London Gatwick international airport is 26 minutes by frequent train services and 35 minutes by road from Brighton. London Heathrow airport is 70 minutes by road, entirely on dual carriageway trunk roads and motorways. There is also the National Express direct coach service which is operated every 60 minutes, seven days a week.