A sought-after residential and shopping district around the seven-way junction north-west of the station, independent shops and Victorian townhouses. BN1.
Seven Dials is the busy residential and shopping district centred on the seven-way road junction of the same name, a short walk north-west of Brighton station. It sits between North Laine and the greener streets that climb towards Prestonville and Dyke Road, and is one of the city's most sought-after places to live.
The roundabout itself is ringed by independent shops, delicatessens, coffee houses and well-regarded restaurants, giving the area a village feel despite being close to the centre. The surrounding streets are lined with handsome Victorian and Edwardian townhouses, many now family homes, and the district is popular with professionals and families who want to be near the station without the bustle of the Laines.