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Cutting-edge design and luxury furnishings can be found in ‘Fern’; an upscale one-bedroom Georgian apartment, just a stone’s throw from Brighton Beach and promenade. Contemporary and stylish, this property has been renovated to exacting standards using only the finest fittings and stylish artworks to create a generous and comfortable space which sleeps two in one double room.
Incredibly central, it sits within walking distance of Brighton City Centre and all its well-known landmarks. The Royal Pavilion, the i360 and the Palace Pier are all fewer than 10-minutes away on foot, while there is a plethora of exciting restaurants, bars, gastropubs, clubs and theatres on your doorstep too.
Impressive on entry, quality oak chevron flooring and a refined palette flow through this sophisticated apartment which is ready to host couples or singles looking for a luxury stay in the city.
Offering ample space for relaxation, dining and work, the open plan living room has been well-designed to include a streamlined kitchen fitted with everything you’ll need for your high-end, self-catering stay. Josephine Munsey’s Fernery Wallpaper in Olive & Dark Grey creates a real statement and is eponymous to the apartment.
There is a good range of crockery, glassware, cutlery, cooking utensils and pans, plus tea, coffee and milk will also be provided. Should you need anything in particular, or have any special dietary requirements, please ask and we will make every effort to accommodate. For nights in, relax and stream movies or listen to music on the smart HD flat screen TV or browse the net to see ‘What’s on in Brighton?’ using the super-fast complimentary WiFi.
Within the bedroom, the double bed has a deep hybrid mattress dressed in fine quality Egyptian cotton linens and there’s ample built-in storage for two.
Next door, the bathroom is on trend with honeycomb tiling, matt-black accessories, and a powerful wet-room shower, while premium toiletries and fresh fluffy towels are provided, as are a hairdryer, an iron and an ironing board.
Please Note: This property is on the third floor of the building with no lifts. Guests will be required to use the stairs.
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Location
Oriental Place sits within a lattice of streets rising up from the seafront to Western Road. These streets are dotted with pubs, restaurants and theatres so you really are spoilt for choice – and almost certainly won’t have time to visit them all in a single trip. All the more reason to return!
It has been said you can eat your way around the globe on Western Road, where you’ll find Middle Eastern delights at The Taste of Sahara; gourmet cheeses at La Cave Fromage; exceptional Thai food at The Giggling Squid; sophisticated fine dining at The Salt Rooms or The Gingerman, and contemporary brasserie style dining at Six– to name but a few. For the wine connoisseur, The Paris House offers a wide range to be imbibed while listening to live jazz, and for a real craft ale, pop into the one of the city’s oldest pubs: The Lion and Lobster, where even in winter you can sit out on the terrace in the warmth of its wood-burning stove.
Brighton Little Theatre is a hidden gem just a few minutes from Oriental Place where local actors perform in an intimate theatre setting. For larger performances, the Dome, Theatre Royal and the Brighton Centre are also within walking distance, or the Odeon Cinema is nearby with eight screens showing the latest blockbuster movies.
Brighton Beach is quite literally on your doorstep and is lovely at all times of year for blustery walks, sunbathing, drinks and dining alfresco and for ‘people-watching’ along the prom. Newly regenerated during 2019, there are several new bars, restaurants and clubs, and you can hire parasols, deckchairs and sun loungers for enjoying ice creams or fish & chips by the sea.
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