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Kosy Co Living, part of the Kosy Living group, have unveiled images of the second phase – Enterprise Point – which will accommodate 278 studio apartments with shared communal areas.
Residents at the new Brighton co-living scheme will have unlimited access to a wide range of modern facilities and amenities which include co-working areas, fitness and wellness suites, café/dining options, a cinema, games and leisure room and outdoor spaces including gardens, BBQ areas and a roof garden terrace.
Paul Brundell, CEO at Kosy Living said: “With phase one ready to begin, we are thrilled to release our vision for the second phase of our co living urban village. This will be a truly unique living option for Brighton and will attract local professionals and graduates who are keen to stay in the city – a vital part of solving the housing shortage whilst helping retain its skilled working population.
”Our development will be transformative for this area by improving the public realm along Melbourne Street and regenerating a run-down brownfield site. There will be better pedestrian areas and cycle-friendly pathways, new green spaces, new dining options and co-working spaces for locals.”
Kosy Living announced their partnership with Maven Capital Partners and Puma Property Finance for phase one on Melbourne Street earlier this year.
The first residents of the co living scheme will move-in 2024. More
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