The median advertised room in a shared house in Brighton is £750 a month, and half of all rooms sit between £690 and £900. Measured from 48 live listings on 2026-08-09. No official statistics track what a room costs, so we do.
Sharing saves about £441 a month against the official average one-bed in Brighton and Hove (£1,191, ONS) before bills, so roughly £5,292 a year.
Bills change the picture. The median all-in room (bills included) is £750, against £750 plus bills for the rest. Compare the true monthly total, not the headline rent: gas, electricity, water, broadband and council tax on top of a bare rent usually cost £80 to £150 a month per person.
88% of rooms accept students. Most of the market is open to you, so don't settle for a bad room.
The middle option. Studios here run about £1,085 a month: between a £750 room and a £1,191 one-bed, for a front door of your own.
Paste the listing into the free student rent check and get a verdict for that exact address: whether the rent is fair for the street, how far it is from campus, and the area basics nobody puts in the advert.