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PLEASE NOTE: While All Reasonable Steps Have Been Taken to Ensure PLEASE NOTE: While all reasonable steps have been taken to ensure that the information below is correct, especially where roads are split across different wards, some slight inaccuracies are possible. If you are unsure if an HMO is in one of these wards please go to https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/localview and enter the address or postcode of the house. Click on local information and then select 'What's my ward?'. Street Name Post Town Postcode Notes Hanover & Elm Grove Agnes Street Brighton BN2 3AS Albion Hill Brighton BN2 9NP Continuous 9 to 72. Also in Queens Park Ward Albion Street Brighton BN2 9NE Continuous 17 to 22. Also in Queens Park Ward Arnold Street Brighton BN2 9XT Baxter Street Brighton BN2 9XP Bear Road Brighton BN2 4DA Evens 2 to 32. Also in Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Ward Beaufort Terrace Brighton BN2 9SU Belgrave Street Brighton BN2 9NS Bembridge Street Brighton BN2 3LN Bentham Road Brighton BN2 9XB Bernard Place Brighton BN2 3PS Bernard Road Brighton BN2 3EQ Billam Terrace Brighton BN2 9NQ Bonchurch Road Brighton BN2 3PJ Brading Road Brighton BN2 3PE Carisbrooke Road Brighton BN2 3EF Carlyle Street Brighton BN2 9XU Clayton Road Brighton BN2 9ZP Coleman Street Brighton BN2 9SQ Coronation Street Brighton BN2 3AQ Cromwell Street Brighton BN2 9XN De Montfort Road Brighton BN2 3AW Down Terrace Brighton BN2 9ZJ Odds 1 to 83. Also in Queens Park Ward Elm Grove Brighton BN2 3ET Ewart Street Brighton BN2 9UP Fairlight Place Brighton BN2 3AH Finsbury Road Brighton BN2 9UU Firle Road Brighton BN2 9YH Franklin Road Brighton BN2 3AD Evens 2 to 40, Odds 3 to 39 Franklin Street Brighton BN2 3AL Freshfield Road Brighton BN2 9YG Evens 232 to 292, Odds 233 to 295. Also in Queens Park Ward Gladstone Place Brighton BN2 3QE Gladstone Terrace Brighton BN2 3LB Glynde Road Brighton BN2 9YJ Grant Street Brighton BN2 9UN Grove Street Brighton BN2 9NY Hallett Road Brighton BN2 9ZN Hampden Road Brighton BN2 9TN Hanover Crescent Brighton BN2 9SB Hanover Mews Brighton BN2 9HU Hanover Place Brighton BN2 9SD Hanover Street Brighton BN2 9ST Hanover Terrace Brighton BN2 9SN Hartington Place Brighton BN2 3LR Hartington Road Brighton BN2 3LJ Hartington Terrace Brighton BN2 3LT Hastings Road Brighton BN2 3AF Holland Street Brighton BN2 9WB Howard Road Brighton BN2 9TP Islingword Place Brighton BN2 9XG Islingword Road Brighton BN2 9SE Islingword Street Brighton BN2 9UR Jackson Street Brighton BN2 9UL Jersey Street Brighton BN2 9NU Lewes Road Brighton BN2 3QB Evens 110 to 158, Odds 111 to 159, Evens 162 to 190, Odds 165 to 183. Also in Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Ward. Also in Hollingdean & Stanmer Ward. Also in St. Peter's & North Laine Ward Lewes Street Brighton BN2 9LS Lincoln Cottages Brighton BN2 9UJ Lincoln Street Brighton BN2 9UG Luther Mews Brighton BN2 9YR Luther Street Brighton BN2 9XA Lynton Street Brighton BN2 9XQ Malthouse Lane Brighton BN2 9WP May Road Brighton BN2 3ED Melbourne Street Brighton BN2 3LH Milton Road Brighton BN2 9TQ Montreal Road Brighton BN2 9UY Newark Place Brighton BN2 9NT Newhaven Street Brighton BN2 9NR Newmarket Road Brighton BN2 3QG Newmarket Terrace Brighton BN2 3QH Normanton Street Brighton BN2 3AT Pankhurst Avenue Brighton BN2 9YP Pevensey Road Brighton BN2 3AG Phoenix Place Brighton BN2 9ND Phoenix Rise Brighton BN2 9WR Picton Street Brighton BN2 3AP Plumpton Road Brighton BN2 9YL Quebec Street Brighton BN2 9UZ Queens Park Road Brighton BN2 0GH Odds 95 to 229,, Odds 233 to 341, Evens 246 to 358. Also in Queens Park Ward Richmond Terrace Brighton BN2 9SA Ryde Road Brighton BN2 3EG Sandown Road Brighton BN2 3EH Scotland Street Brighton BN2 9WA Seville Street Brighton BN2 3AR Shanklin Road Brighton BN2 3LP Shanklin Road Brighton BN2 3JX Southampton Street Brighton BN2 9UT Southover Place Brighton BN2 9UB Southover Street Brighton BN2 9UA St Helens Road Brighton BN2 3EE St Leonards Road Brighton BN2 3AJ St Martins Place Brighton BN2 3LE Tamplin Terrace Brighton BN2 9WQ Toronto Terrace Brighton BN2 9UW Totland Road Brighton BN2 3EP Upper Wellington Road Brighton BN2 3AN Washington Street Brighton BN2 9SR Waterloo Place Brighton BN2 9NB Wellington Road Brighton BN2 3AB Odds 1 to 39, Evens 2 to 26. Wellington Street Brighton BN2 3AX Whichelo Place Brighton BN2 9XE Whippingham Road Brighton BN2 3PF Whippingham Street Brighton BN2 3LL Hollingdean & Stanmer Adams Close Brighton BN1 7HU Arlington Crescent Brighton BN1 9AP Ashburnham Close Brighton BN1 9AU Ashburnham Drive Brighton BN1 9AX Barnett Road Brighton BN1 7GJ Barrow Close Brighton BN1 7FL Barrow Hill Brighton BN1 7FF Beal Crescent Brighton BN1 7BU Beatty Avenue Brighton BN1 9EE Brentwood Close Brighton BN1 7EW Brentwood Crescent Brighton BN1 7EU Brentwood Road Brighton BN1 7EQ Burstead Close Brighton BN1 7HT Coldean Lane Brighton BN1 9GD Crawley Road Brighton BN1 9ER Crespin Way Brighton BN1 7FG Davey Drive Brighton BN1 7BE Ditchling Gardens Brighton BN1 6JX Ditchling Place Brighton BN1 6NW Ditchling Road Brighton BN1 6JA :- Evens 136 to 292, Evens 298 to 414. Also in Preston Park Ward Odds - 143 to 157, Odds 159 to 251, Odds 255 to 375. Also in St. Peter's & North Laine Ward - Odds 1 to 51, Odds 53 to 141, Evens 2 to 88 Dudley Road Brighton BN1 7GN Dunster Close Brighton BN1 7ED Forest Road Brighton BN1 9GP Fountains Close Brighton BN1 7BR Freehold Terrace Brighton BN2 4AB Golf Drive Brighton BN1 7HZ Haig Avenue Brighton BN1 9EQ Harrington Place Brighton BN1 7HL Hawkhurst Road Brighton BN1 9GF Hertford Road Brighton BN1 7GG Highbrook Close Brighton BN2 4HL Highfields Brighton BN1 9AR Hinton Close Brighton BN1 7BS Hollingbury Crescent Brighton BN1 7HD Hollingbury Park Avenue Brighton BN1 7JG Hollingbury Place Brighton BN1 7GE Hollingbury Rise Brighton BN1 7HH Hollingbury Rise West Brighton BN1 7JR Hollingbury Road Brighton BN1 7JB Hollingbury Terrace Brighton BN1 7JE Hollingdean Lane Brighton BN1 7BB Hollingdean Road Brighton BN2 4AA Hollingdean Terrace Brighton BN1 7HB Horton Road Brighton BN1 7EA Ingham Drive Brighton BN1 9GL Isfield Road Brighton BN1 7FE Kenwards Brighton BN1 9EN Lambourne Close Brighton BN1 7FJ Lambourne Road Brighton BN1 7FD Lancaster House Road Brighton BN1 9QP Lewes Road Brighton BN1 9JS:- Evens 108 to 108. Also in Hanover & Elm Grove Ward - Evens 110 to 158, Odds 111 to 159. Evens 162 to 190, Odds 165 to 183. Also in St. Peter's & North LaineWard - Continuous 2 to 96 Liphook Close Brighton BN1 7AZ Lynchet Close Brighton BN1 7FP Lynchet Down Brighton BN1 7FR Lynchet Walk Brighton BN1 7FQ Major Close Brighton BN1 7EE Melrose Close Brighton BN1 7BP Merevale Brighton BN1 7EP Middleton Rise Brighton BN1 9AN Monk Close Brighton BN1 9AH Mountfields Brighton BN1 7BT Nanson Road Brighton BN1 9GJ North South Road Brighton BN1 9QT Norwich House Road Brighton BN1 9QS Park Close Brighton BN1 9AJ Park Road Brighton BN1 9AB Park Village Road Brighton BN1 9RD Payne Terrace Brighton BN1 7GP Peace Close Brighton BN1 7AX Popes Folly Brighton BN2 4AN Quarry Bank Road Brighton BN1 7HG Queensdown Road Brighton BN1 7LA Queensdown School Road Brighton BN2 4GP Reeves Hill Brighton BN1 9AS Refectory Road Brighton BN1 9RL Ridge View Brighton BN1 9AL Roedale Road Brighton BN1 7GB Romsey Close Brighton BN1 7BQ Roundway Brighton BN1 9AQ Rushlake Close Brighton BN1 9AY Rushlake Road Brighton BN1 9AE Ryelands Drive Brighton BN2 4HB Saunders Hill Brighton BN1 9ES Saunders Park Rise Brighton BN2 4ET Saunders Park View Brighton BN2 4AY Selham Close Brighton BN1 9EH Selham Drive Brighton BN1 9EL Selsfield Drive Brighton BN2 4HA Shenfield Way Brighton BN1 7EX Southmount Brighton BN1 7BD Standean Close Brighton BN1 9EU Stanmer Park Brighton BN1 9PZ Stanmer Park Brighton BN1 9BN Stanmer Park Brighton BN1 9BS Stanmer Park Road Brighton BN1 7JL:- Stanmer Villas Brighton BN1 7HQ:- Stephens Road Brighton BN1 7EN Talbot Crescent Brighton BN1 9GG Tavistock Down Brighton BN1 7FN Tenant Lain Brighton BN1 9PR The Byway Brighton BN1 9AW The Charltons Brighton BN1 9EG The Crestway Brighton BN1 7BX:- The Crossway Brighton BN1 7EL The Linkway Brighton BN1 7EJ The Meads Brighton BN1 9BA Thompson Road Brighton BN1 7BH Thorndean Road Brighton BN2 4HE Tintern Close Brighton BN1 7EF Twyford Road Brighton BN1 9GN Uplands Road Brighton BN1 7FA Upper Hollingdean Road Brighton BN1 7GA:- Waldron Avenue Brighton BN1 9EF Walton Bank Brighton BN1 9AT Waverley Crescent Brighton BN1 7BG Wigmore Close Brighton BN1 7EB Wild Park Close Brighton BN2 4HN Woburn Place Brighton BN1 9GA Wolseley Road Brighton BN1 9ET Wolverstone Drive Brighton BN1 7FB Woodview Close Brighton BN1 9GH Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Appledore Road Brighton BN2 4PS Ashurst Road Brighton BN2 4PJ Auckland Drive Brighton BN2 4JD Baden Road Brighton BN2 4DP Bakery Mews Brighton BN2 4NZ Bamford Close Brighton BN2 4LJ Barcombe Place Brighton BN1 9JT Barcombe Road Brighton BN1 9JP Bear Road Brighton BN2 4DA:- Odds 27 to 375. Also in Hanover & Elm Grove Ward - Evens 2 to 32 Beech Grove Brighton BN2 4TN Belle Vue Cottages Brighton BN2 6AA Bevendean Crescent Brighton BN2 4RB Bevendean Road Brighton BN2 4DE Birdham Road Brighton BN2 4RX:- Birling Close Brighton BN2 4DH Bodiam Avenue Brighton BN2 4LN Bodiam Close Brighton BN2 4LP Bolney Road Brighton BN2 4PP Borrow King Close Brighton BN2 4BW Broadfields Brighton BN2 4QF Buller Road Brighton BN2 4BH Canfield Close Brighton BN2 4DJ Canfield Road Brighton BN2 4DN Carlyle Avenue Brighton BN2 4DR Chailey Road Brighton BN1 9JE Colbourne Avenue Brighton BN2 4GE Coombe Road Brighton BN2 4EB:- Coombe Terrace Brighton BN2 4AD Crayford Road Brighton BN2 4DQ Dartmouth Close Brighton BN2 4HZ Dartmouth Crescent
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