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Bell Mead : Bell Mead is situated off Holland Road close to the sea and shops. The development consists of 37 flats and was completed in 1984.

Facilities : These include a rseident manager and emergency alarm service, lift, communal lounge, laundry, guest facilities and garden.

Hove : In the seventeenth century Hove was known as Hoove and was not much smaller than its neighbour Brighton. Being so close to the continent the area was often a focus for raids and landings by the French and Brighton was badly burnt in the sixteenth century. Today Hove is still dwarfed by its more noisy neighbour Brighton and there are some attractive squares fronting the sea with Brunswick Square forming the boundary between the two.

Hove is home to Sussex county cricket ground with many good parks and gardens, art galleries and museums in the town. The British Engineerium was formerly the pumping station supplying fresh water to the towns but is now devoted to to the history of engineering. The King Alfred Sports Centre on the sea-front has two swimming pools, a restaurant, sports facilities and a children's playground. There is a lagoon for canoes.

Brighton has a flourishing cultural centre with the Theatre Royal, arts festivals and concerts in the Dome. It is one of Britains leading resorts famed for the Royal Pavilion built for the Prince Regent .