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Are you looking for a removals company which can help you move to or from the Brighton area?
White & Company offers an unrivalled removals service having built up an enviable reputation based on excellent customer service, highly trained teams and a fleet of well-maintained vehicles.
As members of the British Association of Removers, FIDI & OMNI we adhere to the very highest standards of service and all moves booked with us are protected by a price and service guarantee.
We serve most areas throughout Sussex, including Crawley, Lewes, Hove, Worthing and of course, the cosmopolitan city of Brighton.
We also offer a variety of flexible storage options with 19 storage locations throughout the UK and are happy to discuss these options with you at any time.
To find out more about how White & Company can help you move to Brighton or to simply enquire about one of our services give us a call today to receive a free home survey and written quotation.
About Us
Established in 1871 with just a horse and cart, we have gone from strength to strength. Today we own all our buildings and vehicles and employ over 500 staff. We have 19 branches and storage locations across the UK and branches in Majorca, Jersey and Guernsey.
Through hard work, commitment and excellent service, we are now one of the industry’s largest removal companies. Much of our work comes from personal recommendations, an accolade which speaks for itself.
Why Move to Brighton?
Often referred to as ‘London by Sea’, Brighton is one of the most dynamic, cosmopolitan and vibrant cities in the UK.
It is famed for its tolerant and diverse communities, quirky shopping areas and its explosive cultural art and music scene.
It’s vibrant nightlife, proximity to the sea and easy access to the countryside, including the spectacular South Downs National Park, make it a standout relocation destination.
Many people move to Brighton to find a better balance of life while still commuting to London for work, with a 50-minute train journey making it possible to earn a good wage and reside by the sea.
Brighton’s seafront development projects now exceed £1 billion and recent years has seen the erection of the British Airways i360 tourist viewing platform and which is frequently used for Children in Need broadcasts on the BBC.
Highlights include working rail links to the capital in under an hour which operate via Gatwick airport for international departures.
Popular and environmentally friendly transport schemes such as the Brighton cycle hire, as introduced by the UK’s first and only Green MP, Caroline Lucas.
While expensive compared to other UK cities, Brighton is 26% cheaper than London, according to Expatisan.
World class leisure and shopping facilities including Churchill Square and the iconic ‘Lanes, a maze of twisting alleyways home to independent boutiques and foodie eateries.
A large and varied housing stock consisting of everything from city and beach side apartments to semi-detached bungalows.
Brighton Schools & Education
There are more than 50 schools to choose from across the town, including state run, faith and several independent schools.
The city’s primary schools are very good and perform better than average.
Most have been reported as “Good” following their latest Ofsted inspections.
Among those judged “outstanding” are St Paul’s CofE and St Bartholomew’s CofE.
Brighton is dominated by its two famous private schools, they being Roedean, a day and boarding school for girls aged 11 to 18 which sits on a cliff on Roedean Way overlooking Brighton Marina.
Brighton College, which is a day and boarding school for children aged between three and 18.
The city is home to two high performing universities in the form of the University of Sussex based on the campus of Falmer and the University of Brighton which is spread over five campuses across Sussex.
Living in Brighton
Named one of the top 10 ‘cities with brilliant beaches’ by Lonely Planet, Brighton beach is famous for its pebbles (there are an estimated 614,600,000!) and attracts people to its shores all year round.
As one of the UK’s most treasured and famed seaside cities there is always something going on in Brighton.
Shopping in the ‘Lanes’, a pretty maze of twisting alleyways lined with unique shops and boutiques, is an excellent way to pass the time and is complemented by many gourmet eateries.
After the original pier burnt down, the famous Grade II listed Victorian pleasure pier is now the standout attraction for locals and visitors alike.
The traditional seaside fanfare of fish and chips, fair ground rides and penny arcades is fun for all ages.
One of Brighton’s newest attractions is the i360 Tower. It glides visitors 162 metres high for breath taking 360-degree views of Brighton & Hove, the city, coast and countryside surrounds.
Other attractions include the Sea Life centre, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, its Regency Architecture, and of course Brighton Beach.
Read our comprehensive blog post to learn more about living in Brighton.
Brighton Property
Brighton offers a vibrant and diverse property market.
Known for its eclectic mix of architectural styles, properties in Brighton range from elegant Regency townhouses and Victorian terraces to modern seafront apartments.
The city’s property market benefits from its desirable coastal location, attracting residents seeking a combination of seaside living and urban amenities.
Brighton’s neighbourhoods each have their unique charm, such as the bohemian North Laine with its independent shops and cafes, or the upscale Seven Dials known for its stylish boutiques and eateries.
The city offers a range of property sizes to accommodate different needs, from studio apartments to spacious family homes.
The city’s vibrant arts and cultural scene, lively nightlife, and stunning beachfront promenade make Brighton a popular destination for residents and visitors alike.
Popular Places to Live in Brighton
White & Company offers local removals and storage in:
- Albourne
- Barcombe
- Bishopstone
- Buxted
- Chailey
- Clayton
- Cuckfield
- Denton
- Ditchling
- East Chiltington
- Falmer
- Firle
- Fletching
- Fulking
- Glynde
- Hamsey
- Hurstpierpoint
- Iford
- Isfield
- Keymer
- Kingston by Sea
- Little Horsted
- Maresfield
- Newick
- Offham
- Ovingdean
- Piddinghoe
- Piltdown
- Plumpton
- Plumpton Green
- Poynings
- Pycombe
- Ringmer
- Rodmell
- Rottingdean
- Sheffield Park
- Shermanbury
- Small Dole
- South Heighton
- Southease
- Spithurst
- Stanmer
- Streat
- Tarring Neville
- Telscombe
- Twineham
- Westmeston
- Wivelsfield
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