
Hanover Crescent Enclosure
Hanover Crescent is one of 3 ‘enclosed places’ in Brighton (UK), the others being Royal Crescent and Marine Square. Within the Crescent are 26 ‘privileged houses’, including the 2 lodges, together with the enclosed road and gardens. The boundary wall, gate pillars and all the buildings within the enclosure are Grade II listed, and the trees are the subject of a Conservation Order.
The pavement, road, gardens and boundary wall of Hanover Crescent are owned by Brighton & Hove City Council although the responsibility for their upkeep remains with the freeholders of the privileged houses.
This responsibility is managed and executed by ‘The Committee of Management of Hanover Crescent Enclosure’ whose members are elected each year at an Annual General Meeting of the freeholders and occupiers of Crescent properties.
Community
Refuse & Recycling
Refuse is collected weekly and Recycling fortnightly by CityClean on behalf of Brighton & Hove City Council. The official collection day for Recycling and Refuse is TUESDAY although recently refuse (only) has been collected on Mondays. Collections tend to be made around 7a.m.
You can also download a Recycling Calendar for 2023.
Residents are encouraged to make use of green wheelie bins in order to prevent scavenging of refuse by gulls and urban foxes.
Parking & Permits
Buying a Property
Estate Agents please note: Buying or renting a property does not automatically grant a right to a Resident Parking Permit. See further information in the Parking Regulations: Basic Criterion.
Drop Us a Line
If you have a question which is not answered by this website or would like to comment on its content then please contact the Secretary of the Management Committee at secretary@hanovercrescent.com.