25 available houses to rent with elevator in Brighton

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25 available rental houses in Brighton found

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    1 room house of 69m²

    2 Windlesham Road, Brighton, BN1 3AQ, United Kingdom

    3,510 £ / month

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    2 rooms house of 28m²

    Blackman Street, Brighton, BN1 4DY, United Kingdom

    1,400 £ / month

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    1 room house of 45m²

    Jonathan Rolls Property and Estate Management, 244 Eastern Road, Brighton, BN2 5TA, United Kingdom

    2,268 £ / month

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    2 rooms house of 28m²

    Blackman Street, Brighton, BN1 4DY, United Kingdom

    1,400 £ / month

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Frequently asked questions

How do I rent a house in Brighton?

Renting a house in Brighton begins by searching listings on Renthero. Use filters to select your desired area, price range, number of rooms, and features like a garden or parking. When you find a house you like, contact the landlord to arrange a viewing and begin the application process.

How many houses are available to rent in Brighton?

At present, there are 577 houses for rent in Brighton listed on Renthero. This number is updated frequently, so make sure to check regularly for new options.

What is the average cost to rent a house in Brighton?

The monthly rent for houses in Brighton averages around 3097 £. Prices usually range between 575 £ and 23660 £, depending on size, location, and condition. Homes with outdoor space or in prime areas may cost more.

What documents are needed to rent a house in Brighton?

To rent a house in Brighton, most landlords require a valid ID, proof of income or employment, and references from previous landlords. A credit check is often part of the process. Once approved, you’ll need to pay a deposit and sign the rental agreement.