This charming 2 bedrooms Cottage-Style house is located within the favoured Preston Village area of Brighton, a-stone-thrown-away from Preston Park, offering the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life whilst within touching distance of a range of local amenities. Shops: Sainsbury Local 1 min, Costa Cafe 1 min, Pub 1 min, North Laine about 10 mins on the bus Preston Park, velodrome: 1 min Seafront to The Royal Pavilion, the British Airways i360, the Pier: 10 mins drive/bus By Train: The nearest station is Preston Park, with 5 to 8 minutes walk from the House By Drive: There is a car park that can be used to drop off and pick up just next to the house, please refer to the picture. This car park belongs to The Crown and Anchor Inn and charge parking per day, if you need to rent please pop in the pub and speak to the staff. Thanks Free parking 1. There are plenty of free street parking available on Harrington Rd, Knoyle Rd, Bavent Rd and around, on the other side of London Road with 3 - 5 minutes walk 2. There is a free parking slot between 8pm and 9am up on Home Road very close to the house. 3. Free parking on Home Road during weekends 4. If parking on the Home Rd in the weekdays daytime, there is small charge rate for parking Notes: 1. There is a one-way system on the North Road and the access is from Preston Road. No access from Home Rd.

Dear guests, Welcome to Brighton! The address of the house is 16 North Road, Brighton, BN1 6SP. The check-in is 3pm, but might be ok to check in 1 hour earlier please check if you need. For self-check-in, the key is available from the key safe on the wall next to the front door. The code is 1064. House Manual: Front door lock: you would need to lift the handle up and turn the key to open the door Wifi: SKYAVQHY Wifi password: ZhR36vQyQBDx TV: TV has already connected to the internet. if you press the 'House' button it will guide you to the programmes or apps such as Netflix, Iplayer, Sky TV, Prime Video etc. Iplayer is already logged in and parent control code is 16NR Other apps you would need to log in your account and do not forget to log out when you do check out. But no worries if you leave in a rush and forget, I would do so and confirm. Induction Hob: A standard one and please find the link below to know how to use it. Dishwasher Please find the link below to know how to use it Smeg extractor: You would need to pull the glass cover the extractor will be working Bins Green bin for domestic waste. Black basket for recycle. Heating There is remote control on the wall between front door and staircase. Be Noted: There was a report that the smoke alarm can go off by the warm steam from the bathroom upstairs once guests finished their shower. Press the button on the smoke alarm twice to end the beeping. House Rule to be aware Please no loud noise or loud music, as this is a residential area and lovely neighbourhood surrounded. Please no food and fizzy drinks in the bedrooms. Please do not feed Ms Merryweather, a gorgeous friendly lovely cat of one of the neighbours, as she is on a special diet. Much appreciated for your understanding and cooperation. Hope you enjoyed your stay in 16NR. Thanks

Preston Park, formerly part of the Preston Manor Estate, is one of Brighton’s largest parks, with 63 acres of lawns, gardens, a bowling green, tennis courts, a children’s playground and a small pond. Did you know the park stays green throughout the summer months due to Brighton’s lost river?! It’s an underground river which runs under Preston Park, London Road and The Level. Next to Preston Park you also have The Rockery, a beautiful Rock Garden. The park see’s many events throughout the year, from Gay Pride to Brighton Festival, The Foodies Festival and Park Run. About Preston Village has a small parade of shops including a couple of pubs, a Sainsbury’s and a lovely deli/coffee shop The Sandwich Society – a great little lunch stop if you are looking to grab a fresh cup of coffee and a salad box or a delicious sausage roll! Preston Park railway station is close by, with direct links to London Victoria in an hour. Over the last few years Preston Park has become an increasingly popular area to live in, especially ‘The Golden Triangle’ as known to locals, as well as the roads the other side of Preston Drove and the ‘Surrenden’ area, which boast beautiful examples of Victorian and Edwardian homes. The area has some great schools, attracting many families. Stanford Junior School, St Bernadette’s Primary School, Balfour Primary School, Dorothy Stringer and Varndean Secondary Schools.