North Laine Guide

North Laine is one of the ever fewer areas of Brighton keeping the city's Bohemian heritage alive. Tightly packed streets with a mix of commercial and residential properties located in the city centre close to Brighton Station. Homes in the area are predominantly Georgian and Victorian terraced house with a few striking conversions of former warehouses and factories. The main thoroughfares are occupied by a mix of independent fashion shops, flea markets and collectables stores. Alongside this are plenty of eateries catering to nearly every taste.

Best pub

The Basketmakers. Arguably the best pub in Brighton, certainly one of the most well known having been discussed by numerous celebrities over the years. Made all the more remarkable by its unassuming and tucked away location. Honourable mention to the Vine Street Tap, pop in for a cocktail on the way into town.

Best place to eat

There's better known places but for us, it's the Blue Man on Gloucester Road. North African food at its finest.

Best thing to see or do

Possibly a wine tasting at Ten Green Bottles, or a show at the Theatre Royal, or visit a pop-up art exhibition at the Jubilee Library, or rummage round Snoopers Paradise… Let’s face it, this is North Laine in Brighton, there is no shortage of things to see or do.

Best Kept Secret

Don’t just stick to the main streets in North Laine. Some of the side streets house some real gems, take Upper Gardner Street for example, home to one of the best flea markets in Bazaar.

Reason to live there

City centre living is the real key here. Right slap bang in the middle of one of one of the most vibrant cities in the world. Restaurants, bars, theatres and music venues are all on your doorstep and there is a choice of homes to match. Trendy loft apartments, purpose-built flats, and period cottages can all be found in the area.

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