This is an amazing space, perfect for people who are looking for something different and exciting. The apartment is actually on the water, on a floating pontoon in Brighton Marina. West facing with patio doors opening onto the balcony, Benefiting from the best of the afternoon/evening sun, and fantastic views of the boats in the marina. This is the sporty part of the marina where a number of clubs are based. It's likely you will see people heading off in small sailing boats, yachts, and jet-skis. Or embarking on boats for diving, fishing, or just sightseeing This is a 'duplex' apartment consisting of a single space arranged over 2 floors. The sleeping area is on the mezzanine floor accessed by a staircase. The bed is French, a 1930's reproduction of a baroque style, brought up to date with a funky floral decoupage. Medium/firm hybrid memory-foam mattress, with a soft topper for extra comfort. Downstairs there's an open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen. The shower room/WC is separate and is on the same level The Kitchen has a fridge, a conventional fan oven. and a hob with 2 hotspots. There is cooking equipment (pots and pans), crockery, glasses. cutlery and cooking utensils. The shower is electric. The heating is also electric, controlled by thermostat. There are some unusual features of this apartment that guests should take into consideration . Because the whole apartment block is floating, it rises and falls with the tide. Although this happens so slowly you don't really notice any movement. If the wind gets strong however, the structure sways gently, For most people this will be barely noticeable except in rough weather. PARKING: Free parking provided in the marina car park, a couple of minutes walk away. Vehicle height restrictions apply (1.9m). A self check-in system is in operation: Keys are collected from the security office (open 24/7) If coming by public transport there are direct buses from Brighton train station and of course taxis.

This apartment is right in the heart of the part of the marina. A few steps away there are harbourside bars and restaurants, lined up along the harbour, where you can sit and enjoy the ambience. Just a few minutes away are further entertainment options such as cinemas, casinos, bowling and play/adventure facilities. Brighton Marina is to the east of the centre of Brighton adjoining a buzzing, fashionable area known locally as Kemp Town. The marina is mostly occupied by yachts and other leisure craft. But it is also home to Brighton's traditional fishing community, with their brightly coloured boats. East of the marina there are walks that take you along the shore, with the white cliffs towering above. You can walk as far as Rottingdean. This is beautiful village noted for its ancient church, numerous craft and antique shops, Tudor and Georgian architecture, a restored windmill, and historical pirate connections.