Edward Street sits on the east side of Brighton. In days gone by, it was a narrow, character-filled thoroughfare, lined on both sides with shops.

That tradition continues today with an array of intriguing nearby outlets. Take Speakers Corner, a café and creative hub, where taste buds and artistic appetites are stimulated in equal measure. Or the Marlborough Pub & Theatre, feted by the Guardian as ‘a refuge for cutting edge performance.’

Neighbours include large local employers such as American Express, alongside favourite local eateries such as Brighton Bierhaus and Junkyard Dogs. And you’re never far away from soul-nourishing green space. Mighell Street and Dorset Gardens are right there in the heart of the community, with the majesty of Queen’s Park and the Royal Pavilion Gardens just a hearty stroll away.

Residential and commercial requirements are amply fulfilled here. A variety of housing options are available, as well as the modern office space that Brighton is crying out for. When you need to get around, or away, transport is easy. The main railway station is walking distance from Edward Street and you can grab a cycle from BTN Bike Share from outside the development.

All in all, a neighbourhood with a rich history and a bright future.