Latest house prices for Brighton Marina Village, Brighton

Brighton Marina Village sits at the base of the white chalk cliffs to the east of the city centre, built on land reclaimed from the sea in the 1970s. It functions as a self-contained community where the residential squares and townhouses are interspersed with working moorings and a network of boardwalks. Life here is defined by the tides and the weather; the outer breakwaters provide a buffer from the English Channel, but you still get a strong sense of the maritime environment, with the sound of rigging clinking in the wind. On a practical level, it’s a pedestrian-friendly layout where everything is accessible on foot, from the supermarket and cinema to the various independent boatyards. While it is connected to the city by the Volk’s Electric Railway and a dedicated bus link, it feels distinct from the main bustle of Brighton, offering a slower pace where the water is the constant focal point.