Our adverts are ordered and colour-coded depending on the type of property, and contain symbols for an at-a-glance guide to the details and who can bid for it. These symbols are explained below.

Some of the housing association properties are given a priority for current tenants of that association - these adverts have a coloured background.

Available for homeseekers only
Available for transferring tenants only
Available for homeseekers and transferring tenants


Number of bedrooms in the property


Minimum and maximum number of people who can live in the property


Floor level of property, if flat or maisonette

Property designed for people of this age or above

You will need to have your support needs assessed if you would like to be considered for Sheltered housing in Brighton & Hove.

Low Support Needs (for Brighton & Hove only)

Medium Support Needs (for Brighton & Hove only)

High Support Needs (for Brighton & Hove only)

Mobility Group One
Typically suitable for a person who uses a wheelchair full time, indoors and outdoors. The property will provide full wheelchair access throughout.

Mobility Group Two
Typically suitable for a person with restricted walking ability and for those that may need to use a wheelchair some of the time. The property will have internal and external level or ramped access, but some parts of the property may not be fully wheelchair accessible.

Mobility Group Three
Typically suitable for a person able to manage two or three steps, but unable to manage steep gradients. The property may have adaptations to assist people with limited mobility.

Please note - accompanying photographs in the adverts only show typical properties in the advertised block or street. Please do not contact any occupants in these buildings.

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