The North Laine Boutique, Brighton

## Space

Located in the centre of Brighton’s vibrant and bustling North Laines this quirky apartment is perfect for a break in Britain’s premiere City by the Sea. It’s an 11 minute walk to Brighton beach and only 8 minutes to great venues like the Dome, Komedia and the Theatre Royal.

The North Laines is home to some of Britain’s best independent shops and boast many great markets, cafes and restaurants.

The apartment has one bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen with fridge, oven and microwave and one bathroom with a shower. The living room looks out on to an attractive courtyard garden.

Towels and bed linen are provided.

It is furnished with lots of vintage finds and the décor reflects Brighton’s starring role in a number of classic British movies like Quadrophenia and Brighton Rock.

A stone’s throw from Brighton Railway Station and there are regular buses to all parts of the city past its front door. London Gatwick Airport is just 28 minutes away.

There is a free parking space at the back of the apartment.

Amenities:
-Professionally cleaned
-Hotel quality, high thread count linen and towels
-24/7 check in
-Fully equipped kitchen

Bedroom:
-1 x double bed
-Large hanging rail
-Bedside lighting
-Mirror
-Dressing table
-Full length mirror
-Hairdryer

Living/Dining Room:
-Dining table
-Record player
-Comfortable Sofa

Kitchen:
-Toaster
-Kettle
-Hob
-Oven
-Glasses and mugs
-Coffee making facilities
-Pans and tins
-Breakfast bar

Bathroom:
-Standing shower
-Toilet and large sink

## Access

Guest have full access to the entire property during they stay - please note that there are some locked cupboards which have personal belongings.

## Interaction

Unfortunately I will not be available to meet guests in person, however my fantastic support team will be on hand via telephone or email throughout your stay!

## Neighborhood

The Lanes are definitely a large defining feature of Brighton, giving it its unique feeling. The area’s narrow streets and small holding boundaries are from the Middle Ages. Filled with one of a kind pubs, vegan/veggie cafes, kooky home-stores and market stalls selling anything and everything. Arguably the most atmospheric and unique area of Brighton, walking down you will smell incense and soup, hear the laughter and heckles from the market stalls and see weird and wonderful people amongst a dazzling array of colour. Here you’ll also find the city’s main Library, Komedia Brighton and The Royal Pavilion Estate. The Royal Pavilion Estate is a must see, being one of Brighton's most iconic sites. It was built in 1787 for George, Prince of Wales. It is surrounded by pristine and beautiful gardens which are perfect for relaxing in the Summer listening to some local jazz musicians that often play in the gardens.

## Transit

Parking in Brighton can be quite tricky though due to the new permit scheme, so you should be able to get to most places on foot as the flat is so central.

The flat is a five minute walk from Brighton train station, and bus stops are located pretty much opposite the flat front door! Taxi's are plentiful in Brighton, along with Uber which is very reasonable!

## Notes

There is a parking spot available which you are welcome to use, however it is allocated on a first come first serve basis. Please note that unfortunately the car park is unregulated, so whilst it is clear that the space is not open to the public, cars that we do not know park there on rare occasions.

It's worth noting that you are in the centre of a popular and busy city. We have double glazing, but there will be ambient city sounds and seagulls.