Postcode district guide

BN45 postcode guide

Explore BN45: find local agencies, essential services and get ready for your move. The map shows the BN45 district and its approximate centre. Crime figures describe a one-mile circle around that centre. Check individual properties with the official services below.

Postcode area
BN — Brighton
Region
South East
Country
England

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Approximate district centre · not a boundary mapOpen map

Your area at a glance

The everyday essentials.

Agencies1 listedNone confirmed by our team yetSee agencies Water2 possible companiesSouthern Water (water and sewerage) · South East Water (drinking water only)Water & sewerage ElectricityDepends on the propertyCheck a bill or ask the landlordHow to find it CouncilMid SussexCouncil tax, bins, parkingCouncil services BroadbandCheck the exact addressOfcom availability and coverageRun the checks
Aug 2026 · latest police data

Recorded crime nearby

1-mile circle around the BN45 district centre; not the whole district.

Full breakdown
3crime records returnedCoverage not verified, so not a full total
Unavailableanti-social behaviourCoverage not verified, so not a full total

Most recorded crimes

Coverage or verification is incomplete, so these records cannot support a category ranking.

Recorded crime is not all crime, and locations are anonymised. Counts are not rates or a safety rating.data.police.uk · OGL v3.0 · Fetched 12 Oct 2026

Local rental market

Postcode district context. A precise supported postcode match is required for a listing comparison.

Match basis: district candidates. Postcode geography · Scottish BRMA boundaries

Area context is not a property valuation or evidence of overcharging. PIPR describes rental stock, including existing tenancies; an advertised listing is an asking rent. Size, condition, amenities and tenancy dates may differ. Bedroom and property-type figures are separate series and are never combined.

Collection differs across nations: England and Wales mainly use achieved rents; Northern Ireland uses newly advertised rents; Scottish data historically focused on advertised new lets, with achieved rents increasingly included. The latest two UK months are provisional under ONS methodology. Source markers [p] and [r], where supplied, are distinct from revisions detected between imports. ONS methodology.

Mid Sussex E07000228

local authority · August 2026 · available

Published monthly rents and annual change for Mid Sussex
Published categoryMonthly rentAnnual change
All properties£1,423.003.4%
One bedroom£1,009.003.5%
Two bedrooms£1,291.003.4%
Three bedrooms£1,621.003.6%
Four or more bedrooms£2,209.002.9%
Detached£2,043.003.2%
Flats and maisonettes£1,143.003.1%
Semi-detached£1,605.003.6%
Terraced£1,412.003.8%

Source: Office for National Statistics, Price Index of Private Rents. Open Government Licence v3.0. Download workbook. Published 2026-09-16; fetched 2026-10-15T09:15:01Z. Next release: 2026-10-21.

01Local letting agencies

Agencies covering BN45

Coverage is listed by postcode district. Unconfirmed agencies have not completed our platform approval and cannot access renter briefs.

02Your area essentials

Water & sewerage

These companies may serve addresses in the wider BN postcode area. This is an area-level suggestion: confirm the full address before opening an account.

Water and sewerage

Southern Water

Supplies water and takes waste water across Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. In much of that area the drinking water comes from a water-only company and Southern Water handles only the sewerage.

Southern Water official website
Drinking water only

South East Water

Supplies drinking water across Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire. Sewerage is Southern Water's or Thames Water's depending on where the property sits.

South East Water official website
Before you sign up

Supplier boundaries can split a district, and drinking water and sewerage may come from different companies.

Check your address with Water UK

03Your area essentials

Find your electricity supplier

The company billing a home depends on that property. A postcode district cannot tell you which supplier currently holds the account.

Network operator
Maintains the cables
Electricity supplier
Bills you

Start with a recent bill or ask the landlord

If you cannot find a bill, use the official guidance to identify the network operator and ask for the property’s supplier details.

Find your supplier with Ofgem’s guidance

04Your area essentials

Your council & local services

Use the council’s own website for council tax, waste collections, recycling and parking. Your exact address determines which services apply.

Mid Sussex

Mid Sussex council website

Some services open the council homepage, where you can find the relevant department.

County services: West Sussex County Council

05Your area essentials

Broadband & mobile

Check the full postcode and property before you commit. Availability and indoor signal can differ between neighbouring homes.

Ofcom · broadband

Broadband at the address

Look up available connections with Ofcom. Confirm installation timing and the service offered with the provider.

Check broadband availability
Ofcom · mobile

Mobile coverage

Compare Ofcom’s coverage predictions, then check the signal inside the home when you view it.

Check mobile coverage

06Your area essentials

Make the next step easier

A few practical guides for viewing a place, setting up a new home and leaving the old one.

  1. Viewing checklistOpen guide
  2. Moving-in checklistOpen guide
  3. Moving-out checklistOpen guide

Found an area you like?

Keep the places you’re considering, viewing notes and household decisions together in a rent hunt.

Start a rent hunt

Guide updated 2026-10-05. Postcode snapshot: 2026-05. Council links reviewed 2026-09-28.

ONS Postcode Directory — May 2026 (Great Britain only)GOV.UK Local Links Manager

Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Council links: GOV.UK, Open Government Licence v3.0.