One Brighton, Brighton - New Property Development

The OneBrighton development, located in the city's New England Quarter will be one of the country's first environmentally and socially sustainable 'One Planet Living' communities.

This joint venture between Crest Nicholson and BioRegional Quintain will result in a iconic scheme of eco-studios, one and two bedroom apartments.

It has been designed to embrace environmentally friendly building methods and materials providing an exemplary lifestyle in a much sought after location.

Transport

By Train

Once at the station there are numerous services and links to other key commuter train stations* around the South East:

Worthing 17 Mins
Gatwick 30 Mins
East Croydon 47 Mins
Redhill 47 Mins
London Victoria 56 Mins
Clapham Junction 63 Mins
London Waterloo 66 Mins
Guildford 81 Mins
Portsmouth and Southsea 83 Mins
Southampton Central 101 Mins
Reading 120 Mins

* All times based on circa 9.00am start and information sourced from the National Rail Enquiries service.

By Bus

Bus travel in Brighton & Hove is easy and convenient with a flat single rate fare or tickets that offer a day's unlimited travel.

There is a wide range of money-saving tickets, which makes traveling by bus even better value. Buses run every few minutes on main routes and there are plenty of city centre bus stops. Five colour-coded metro lines run through central Brighton & Hove.
Most buses are the latest models with clean, comfortable interiors as well as easy access and priority seating for older people, disabled people and those with buggies or carrying children.

There are a number of buses that run from the nearby Brighton Train Station going to:

Churchill Square
route 5b, 25a and 49 - every 10 mins

Hove
route 7 - every 6 mins

Kemp Town
route 37 - every 20 mins

Peacehaven
route 14c - every 30 mins

East Saltdean
routes 47 and 57 - every 60 mins,
27a every - 30mins

Royal Sussex Hospital
route 7 - every 6 mins

For local bus times and fares go to the Brighton & Hove Bus and Coach Company's website www.buses.co.uk For general advice on your bus/rail travel options contact the council's public transport team on 01273 292480.

Car Club

The One Brighton car club will provide residents with a car whenever they need one.

The One Brighton car club is run by the City Car Club and will form part of the city wide network with its numerous vehicle pick up points and three types of car. These range from small five door hatchbacks to larger petrol/electric hybrid Honda Civics.
Residents who opt to join the car club and require a car to take them on special trips that cannot be made using muscle power or public transport can book the use of a car, either by phone or via the internet. It is then picked up from one of the One Brighton?s dedicated car club parking spaces.

The service differs from hiring a car from a high street car rental organisation in that as a member of the car club you can hire the vehicle by the hour rather than the day. Therefore shorter rentals work out much cheaper and members only pay for the journeys they make.

There are also plenty of taxis and taxi ranks in the city centre, the main ones being in East Street, Queen's Square and at Hove Town Hall. Alternatively, hail them in the street - they're available 24 hours a day. Alternatively why not use the environmentally friendly tuc tuc taxi.

Cycling

To encourage sustainable transport and healthy exercise, each home at One Brighton is provided with bicycle storage facilities.
The bicycle is a really effective and money saving way of getting around Brighton. Brighton is one of five nationally selected 'cycling demonstration towns', as well as being part of the National Cycle Network. It has an official cycle route that runs along the beachfront from east to west. There are also other traffic free cycle routes around the city, as well as bridleways and unsurfaced tracks for off-road cycling into the Sussex Downs.
In recognition of this, One Brighton has been linked to the local cycle routes that connect with Brighton Railway Station. These car free routes have been especially provided for both cyclists and pedestrians.

Community

One Brighton provides its residents with a number of facilities and opportunities to meet and get to know one another.
Getting to know your neighbours is key to creating a real community. Whether this takes place whilst sharing gardening equipment, looking after your roof top allotments, meeting together at the weekly local farmers market or even in the building?s other indoor or outdoor communal areas, it is great to make new friends, especially when they live close by.
By finding out more about your neighbours and making new friends, residents at One Brighton can ensure that everyone makes the maximum use of the building?s environmental facilities, lives a healthy lifestyle and helps create a truly sustainable community.