Commercial Properties For Sale in Brighton, East Sussex
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An imposing older style period property comprising some 2,000 Sq ft with a commercial lease held by the Donut Club on the ground floor producing £30,000 per annum and a beautifully presented holiday let encompassing four floors and comprising 7 bedrooms, five with En-suite facilities and accommod...
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The property is arranged as four storey mid terrace building. There is a self-contained restaurant on the ground and lower ground floor, and a two bedroom flat over the first and second floors.
- Sought after North Laine location
- Well maintained building
- Separate two bedroom flat
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Saltwater occupies a central trading location between the Seafront and St James’s Street shopping thoroughfare with its array of shops, restaurants and café bars, being readily accessible to many of the City’s tourist attractions, including Sea Life Centre, Brighton Palace Pier, the Historic Lane...
- 14 Bedroom Guest House
- Central Trading Location
- Accessible To Many Of The City’s Tourist Attractions
|1/25An imposing older style period property comprising some 2,000 Sq ft with a commercial lease held by the Donut Club on the ground floor producing £30,000 per annum and a beautifully presented holiday let encompassing four floors and comprising 7 bedrooms, five with En-suite facilities and accommod...
- Commercial Unit Ground Floor
- 7 Guest Bedrooms
- En-Suite Facilities
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The property comprises an attractive Grade II Listed period building arranged over ground and four upper floors. It forms part of an established terrace on Grand Parade and has an appealing traditional frontage with red brick elevations. Internally, the building provides a series of well-proportioned rooms across each floor, with good ceiling heights and plenty of natural light, particularly from the front bay windows. The layout offers flexibility and could suit a range of occupiers. The property is likely to appeal to owner-occupiers, investors and developers seeking a prominent freehold building in central Brighton, with potential for continued commercial use or alternative uses, subject to the necessary consents. To the rear, there is a small forecourt accessed from Circus Street, providing parking for approximately 3-4 cars.
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7 Bond Street and 1-3 Bond Street Row is a four-storey end-of-terrace Grade II listed building arranged over basement, ground, first and second floors. The commercial accommodation is arranged over basement, ground and first floors. There is a 1 bedroom flat on the second floor of 1-3 Bond Street Row, which is not self-contained and a two bedroom maisonette with self-contained access from Bond Street.
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The property comprises a mid-terrace, mixed-use building arranged over three floors, occupying a prominent position on Edward Street, one of Brighton's key arterial routes. The ground and lower ground floors comprise a self-contained Class E unit, with the upper parts consented for conversion to create a 2 bedroom maisonette or otherwise suited for ongoing commercial use. Given its strong location, established commercial setting and mixed-use configuration, the property is well suited to both owner-occupiers and investor developers alike.
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The property comprises a corner pub located on the junction of Buckingham Place and Howard Place, built, we understand, in the 1850s. The accommodation is arranged over basement (providing beer cellars and stores), ground (the main pub and customer WCs) and first (2 bed flat with lounge, kitchen, bathroom and commercial kitchen for the pub) floors. There is a small garden at the rear of the property.
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The property presents a rare opportunity to acquire an opportunity for owner occupier and investors alike to refurbish a landmark building within The Lanes. The building offers purchasers the chance to undertake a programme of refurbishment and repositioning to unlock significant value. Subject to the necessary consents, opportunities may exist to enhance the retail accommodation, create destination leisure or hospitality uses, upgrade upper floor accommodation, or deliver a mixed-use scheme suited to the Brighton market. With a limited supply of redevelopment opportunities available within The Lanes, 45-46 Meeting House Lane represents an increasingly scarce opportunity within the Lanes.
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A rare opportunity to acquire a prominent freehold retail unit in the heart of Brighton city centre, just off North Street and close to the famous Lanes. Extending to approximately 436 sq ft (40.5 sq m), this ground floor unit is currently vacant and offers flexible open-plan accommodation suitable for retail, office, or studio use (subject to planning). The property presents an excellent investment opportunity, with an estimated rental value of £25,000 per annum, ideal for owner-occupiers or investors. With its central location, strong footfall, and freehold tenure, this property represents a highly attractive acquisition in a sought-after area.
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Situated on the corner of Elm Grove and Bonchurch Road, this three storey property is made up of a lower ground floor flat, which is sold off but benefits from a premium value due to having less than 40 years remaining. The ground floor is let to an office and income producing and the first floor flat is sold off on a 99 year lease. The ground floor commercial element is let and producing a rental income of £10,000 per annum, exclusive.
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The available units are situated to the rear, on the ground floor surrounding a central courtyard. The space is fitted to a modern specification to include suspended ceiling, LED lighting, fitted kitchen and access to a private terrace. The development has been built to a BREAM 'Very Good' standard which provides excellent energy efficiency and ESG credentials, with low running costs and is heated via a ground source heat pump.
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The property is arranged over a two storey end of terrace building. There is a shop on the ground floor which comprises of a main sales area, kitchen and WC and currently trading as a hair salon. There is a self contained access to a three bedroom maisonette with accommodation over ground and first floor.
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The proposed property comprises a detached warehouse of steel portal frame construction under a profile metal roof with translucent panels and modern two storey office block. Loading and yard areas are accessed via the elevations from Moulsecoomb Way and Eastergate Road. The property is currently un-refurbished however has planning consent to carry out an extensive refurbishment.
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The property comprises a two-storey building providing a mix of open plan office accommodation along with private office / storage areas, a staff kitchen, and WCs. The development consists of five buildings constructed in the mid 1980s arranged around a landscaped courtyard with on site parking. The premises are suitable for a variety of uses within Class E, including media production, gaming, consultancy, and therapy, in addition to more traditional office use.