Pavilion Court consists of 44 apartments, mostly two-bedroom and is within level walking distance of shops. Brighton is a truly cosmopolitan coastal city and lies just below the Sussex Downs. It is famous not only for the Royal Pavilion but also as one of the most exciting seaside resorts in the country. It has a wealth of places of interest to visit, from the Palace Pier and promenades to theatres, restaurants and elegant shops.

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Pavilion Court is a purpose-built development of retirement apartments with all the essential features you would expect to find in a good modern development: a resident manager, welcoming lounges, safety features including assistance at the pull of a cord, an efficient system of refuse disposal and two passenger lifts to service six floors. Pavilion Court has a host of other features which make it attractive for the discerning buyer. There is a south-facing sheltered and secluded garden, which is maintained as part of the service charge. Kitchens in the apartments are separate rooms large enough to accommodate washing machines as well as the usual kitchen devices.

Facilities: Facilities include a resident manager and emergency alarm service, two lifts, limited underground garaging, residents' lounge, kitchen, guest facilities and attractive gardens.

There is ample provision of cupboard space in each apartment and heating is by storage radiators which are replaced at no individual charge if they fail. Some other electrical equipment including cookers and washing machines are also maintained and replaced by the management company as part of the service charge. This also includes water rates. Some apartments have a garage space in the garage underneath the building and which opens onto Grand Parade Mews. There is also an en-suite Guest Room which overlooks the garden and is available for the use of all residents. (written by Pavilion Court resident)

HISTORY

The Royal Pavilion in the town centre was begun in the C17th with its domes and minarets in the Indian Moghul style. George IV wanted a villa by the sea and thus helped the town develop as a fashionable resort. Soon elegant squares and terraces were being built to accommodate the Victorian elite and the town is rich in 19th Century churches and attractive Regency houses.

 

 

 

Brighton is situated just below the Sussex Downs and is famous not only for its Pavilion but also as one of the most exciting seaside resorts in the country. It has a wealth of places of interest to visit from the Palace Pier and promenades to theatres, restaurants, elegant shops and Madeira Drive with its Aquarium and the finishing line for some of the towns most famous races including the Veteran Car event in late November.

Madeira Drive with its Aquarium is the finishing line for some of the city's most famous races including the Veteran Car event in late November. The colourful marina is one of the largest in the country with apartments, shops and restaurants - a haven for the yachting fraternity and water sport enthusiast. The Lanes, an area mostly given over to antique and jewellery shops is what remains of the old fishing village and is a great tourist attraction.