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Townhouse |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 10

Kemptown in Brighton and Hove

from £165 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£1155–£1545 / week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

3 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, no pets allowed

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About the home

Oozing style with antique furniture, yet finished to a very high standard, this upper 3 storey townhouse with a newly fitted kitchen and newly fitted hotel standard showers and bathrooms, original high gloss parquet flooring, this property will take you back in time to the roots and beginnings of Brighton. Wherever you look, gorgeous accessories abound and great attention to detail makes this house so very special, whatever the occasion!

This townhouse is one of 2 built in 1825 and is situated in the fashionable and highly desirable part of Brighton known as “Kemp Town Village”. Just round the corner from the famous Royal Crescent, where Sir Lawrence Olivier once lived, you may rub shoulders with the stars! The property is conveniently situated for town, yet boasts an array of traditional shops just at the end of the road. There is a deli that also serves a great selection of exceptional breakfasts and lunches, a traditional grocers that also sells health foods, a butcher offering local high quality produce, a bakery where you can by freshly baked bread and croissants for your breakfast, a newsagents, a mini market, a beauty salon as well as a host of other boutique and gift shops all aimed at a discerning clientèle.

The property is decorated and furnished to a very high standard and is full of period features. Please note it is the upper 3 floors only. Crescent lodge is located in a quiet residential street and is not suitable for those wishing to party within the house.

There are two travel cots and two high chairs available . Please note that bedding is not provided for these due to Health & Safety reasons.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The 1st floor is host to a sumptuous drawing/dining room with oblique sea views. These being accessed from a delightful Juliet balcony. Windows are all in excess of 6 feet high creating a bright and airy room. With ample seating the drawing room provides a great place to retire at any time of the day or night. The sofabed is also housed in this room.

Further details

A comprehensive welcome pack is available on arrival giving you many ideas of ways in which to enjoy yourselves.

Conditions

Strictly no smoking.

Refundable breakages deposit of £800 required on arrival, to be refunded within two weeks of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).

£250 non returnable deposit due on booking thereafter 8 weeks before arrival total amount due.

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Drawing room

 

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Oblique sea view from balcony (no direct sea view. Picture taken from balcony)

 

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Dining room

 

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En suite Bedroom

The South East England / Sussex region

East Sussex offers a large choice of activity. From sailing to climbing, walking and golf, there is plenty to do for people of all ages. This region is the closest to mainland Europe and as a consequence of this tends to enjoy much warmer summers than most areas of the UK . Brighton is easily the most dynamic city in the region enjoying a fabulous setting on the edge of the South Downs nature reserve and south coast.

Brighton started out life as a small fishing town. However as London became increasingly polluted the wealthy came down seeking the healing properties of its waters and clean air. So the development of the town began. When Royalty arrived there was no looking back. The village, now a city, oozes history and displays fabulous architecture . You cannot miss the Royal Pavilion as you enter the city and the Lanes shopping area is a must for those out to spend spend spend.

The Brighton and Hove / Kemptown area

Within walking distance from Crescent Lodge you can take advantage of Brighton Marina where you may go sailing, power boating or fishing. Maybe take advantage of any of the many other activities. Maybe you would rather sit sipping a coffee and watch the world go by.

You will also find a large cinema complex at the marina and bars and restaurants buzzing with life at all times of the day.

On your doorsteps you have all those handy amenities such as Butchers, Bakers, Delis, Post office, Bank and mini-supermarket.

The famous and iconic Palace Pier juts magnificently out to sea just 10 minutes from your door. On from here and you are just 5 more minutes from the Royal Pavilion. Then on again from here by 10 minutes and you are in the Lanes.These really do buzz with excitement. The sort of excitement one can only experience where so many independent shops are allowed to thrive. Flea markets and antique shops abound in Brighton. There really is something here for everyone.

This dynamic town really does offer an eclectic mix of enjoyment that you would be hard pressed to find anywhere else.

There are many festivals and events in Brighton all year round including those for food, comedy, music and art.
Perhaps the largest of these is Gay Pride with its fabulous carnival atmosphere.

Food is always on the menu in Brighton and you will not be disappointed by the immense choice available from all round the world. Stroll along the seafront with traditional fish and chips by day and indulge yourself with fine dining at the Cotes Brasserie by night.

The aquarium ,actually the oldest in the UK, and the Brighton toy and model museum with two very large toy train sets make for a fascinating visit for all . Maybe finish off your day with a spot of crazy golf or try your luck in the arcades of slot machines and games.

Further afield but not too far there is the delightful Bluebell steam railway tracking through beautiful countryside. Middle farm with its 150 varieties of cider and meade and the town of Lewes with exceptional choice for those searching antiques and curios.

How to get there

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Brighton is located on the south coast of England and can be accessed via the A23 from Gatwick and the M23/A23 from the M25 (London orbital motorway). Budget airlines Easyjet fly regularly to and from Gatwick as too do many other major international operators. http://www.easyjet.com. from Gatwick there are many car hire companies including Hertz , www.hertz.co.uk.

Brighton is only 25 minutes by road or rail from Newhaven. The Channel Tunnel and other major ports - Dover, Folkestone, Portsmouth and Southampton - are between one and two hours away by motorway and can also be reached by train. http://www.aferry.com/visitbrighton/

Activities near Brighton and Hove

Reviews

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03 Jul 2012

“An absolutely gorgeous house, the perfect classy hen do setting” We've just come back from the most amazing weekend staying at the Crescent Lodge - 10 of us stayed there for my friend's hen do. I had really high hopes from all the pictures as it looked so beautiful but it wasn't until I walked in the door and that first step on the parquet flooring that I knew I'd struck gold! It has such an amazing feeling to the house, it was even better than the photos made it out to be - so many gorgeous antiques everywhere, spacious, warm and Alice wasn't lying when she said it was complete with everything - we found all sorts in the cupboards from real silverwear to antique napkin holders to cake stands to champagne buckets to an array of cocktail glasses.... I had planned a lot of cooking for the weekend as we wanted to spend lots of time in the house and the kitchen was a dream to work in, classic FM playing on the Bush radio, all the pots, pans and dishes one could need, dishwasher to save on the cleaning up after... The house made it possible to do so many amazing things, we had a tea party in the drawing room, a big dinner party in the gorgeous dining room, a huge DVD collection which was perfect for Sunday morning as it was a bit damp outside, and we got to put the bride to be in the most amazing super king bed on the top floor - we couldn't get her out of it! In fact all the beds were amazingly cosy, which i think helped us all with our hangovers! Amazing location right in Kemptown which is so gorgeous, full of antique shops and tea rooms. Just a short walk to the pier and the lanes where there's so much to do. It was a perfect location for a hen do as you don't necessarily need to plan a strict schedule of things - it's so fun just to go down to the pier for some rides, or wonder around the front and people watch, have a glass of wine by the sea, or there's lots of activities you can do last minute if they take your fancy - we went segway racing which was hilarious! Then of course there's shopping in the lanes, and no weekend is complete without fish and chips mmmm. If you're looking for a really cool bar to go to for a night out but don't want to go anywhere really trashy or full of other hens, I'd recommend this cute bar in Kempton 5 mins walk from the house called The Black Dove, I reserved the window booth which was free and we were so looked after by the rather good looking barmen... They have different vintage nights on each night so we got to charlston the night away to some awesome speakeasy tunes, plus they do amazing cocktails, I'd recommend the MC Martinis! We all had such a special weekend away together, and I'm so glad I found this place to do it in - it made it feel like we were princesses living the high life in our beautiful town house! It was also great inspiration for the weekend as a whole and gave it a lovely theme, I made a retro playlist to listen to, we did the tea party, and all spent ages on the saturday night getting dressed up in vintage outfits for the night out. I don't think the weekend could have been better and just want to say thank you to Alice for having us at their beautiful house!

16 Apr 2012

“Wow wow ticks all the boxes for everyone” we've just returned from a fantastic weekend at this property in Brighton. On arrival the first thing you notice is how well maintained and clean the property is. It is very well furnished... more

09 Feb 2012

“a magical gem in the heart of kemptown” WOW. We loved this absolutely marvellous and spacious house packed with interesting antiques. The house is located just down from a great street packed full of everything you could want from a... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 10
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Autumn/Winter	5 Oct 11	25 Dec 11	1300£ 1300	675£ 675	1080£ 1080	1 Night
Winter	25 Dec 11	1 Apr 12	1155£ 1155	605£ 605	970£ 970	1 Night
Spring/summer	1 Apr 12	6 Sep 12	1545£ 1545	810£ 810	1295£ 1295	1 Night

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