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Royal Crescent, Brighton, United Kingdom
The spacious 62 m² Brighton Beach Apartment Parking Free On-Site Ev is a good choice for accommodating up to 2 guests, offering a convenient setting only 1.3 km from the enthralling Brighton Museum and Art Gallery. The 1-bedroom apartment features Wi-Fi and private parking on site.
The apartment lies in the Kemptown district of Brighton, approximately 20 minutes on foot from North Laine. Brighton Flea Market is easily accessible in the vicinity of, as a railway station is near Brighton Beach Apartment Parking Free On-Site Ev, while the exotic palace "Royal Pavilion" is just 1.2 km away.
The availability of a patio and a dining area, furnished with sound-proof windows, as well as facilities like an iron with ironing board, ensures guests' true comfort. Within the in-room media amenities, there is high-speed internet and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. At Brighton Beach Apartment Parking Free On-Site Ev, guests will enjoy the convenience of hairdryers, shower caps, and bath sheets in the bathroom. You'll also come across a walk-in shower.
This apartment is equipped with self-catering facilities, including a kitchen with a refrigerator, an oven, and kitchenware. Providing guests with convenience, Brighton Beach Apartment Parking Free On-Site Ev features coffee/tea making equipment. The restaurant The Old Bank Steak & Ribs is in close proximity to the property. Pool Valley Coach bus station is also nearly 10 minutes on foot from the accommodation.
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