Commercial properties for sale in Sussex, Traditional office, this area only

The property comprises an L shaped purpose built office and retail block. Forming part of the wider Bartholomew Square development undertaken, we understand, in the mid 1980s. The wider development includes a hotel fronting on to the seafront, an underground car park and a public square. Floor plans are available on the Dataroom.

The property comprises a 15,982 sq ft modern (1990 build) purpose-built office building arranged over ground and four upper floors. The building has been extensively fitted out by the tenant to form a series of courts, Judges' chambers, waiting and office areas. The specification includes: Comfort Cooling Raised floors Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting. Two 8-person passenger lifts. Male and female WCs at each level (with disabled users WCs at ground and fourth floor levels). The property includes 54 parking spaces in the basement and to the rear of the building. The parking ratio of 1:296 sq ft is one of the best ratio's in Brighton.

Brighton City Centre multi let office with strong asset management potential within a 2 minute walk from Brighton Station

Freehold Vacant Office

A freehold office development situated on the northern edge of Barnham village.

Rare opportunity to acquire a detached freehold warehouse on Harbour Road in Rye.

Parkland Business Centre is a well-established commercial freehold investment opportunity situated within Lancing Business Park, one of the largest and most recognised business locations in West Sussex. The site extends to approximately 1.12 acres and comprises three substantial three-storey buildings, providing a diverse mix of office and light industrial accommodation across all floors. The accommodation benefits from good natural light, heating, carpeting, internal partitioning, WC facilities and flexible layouts, offering suitability for a variety of occupiers and business uses. The centre provides an established business environment with on-site parking, 24-hour access and communal facilities, making it an attractive proposition for businesses seeking flexible and adaptable workspace. The property is currently partially let and generates an annual income of £168,560, subject to change. There is clear potential to increase the rental income through the letting of the remaining vacant accommodation. Combining scale, an established commercial location and diversified accommodation, Parkland Business Centre represents an attractive freehold investment opportunity, offering both a strong existing income stream and potential for future rental growth.

Freehold redevelopment opportunity located on main arterial route into Brighton

This prominent and imposing five-storey Regency building is situated within yards of the Famous Brighton Pier and is made up of three flats and two offices. The lower ground floor is self-contained from Steine Gardens and consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a rear courtyard. All the other floors are accessed via the main entrance, which is also found on Steine Gardens and up a few steps. The ground floor is let to an office occupier and is made up of two interconnecting offices at the front, with a large meeting room, a kitchenette and WC at the rear, together with a small outside area. The first floor is also let to an office occupier and consists of a large office at the front, with a beautiful bay window and views over Steine Gardens, together with an interconnecting meeting room, which is separated by a glazed wall. At the rear, there is a meeting room with a pitched roof, kitchenette and WC. The top two floors is the Penthouse apartment, which consists of open plan living area, fabulous views and a small rear balcony.

The building comprises a semi-detached brick-built property made up of 3 interconnecting units with triple pitched corrugated insulated roofs. It has part double glazing and secondary glazing, heating/cooling and an accessible lift. It is fitted by the current occupiers for its purpose as an educational facility for the teaching of music. It has several study areas with additional specialist teaching rooms. Externally there is an area of parking/hardstanding.

The property is of traditional brick construction with an attractive sandstone façade beneath a combination of pitched slate, flat and mansard roofs. It comprises a period mid-terrace building arranged over five storeys to the front (basement to third floor) and three storeys to the rear (basement to first floor). The ground floor and basement are let to Cornish Bakehouse, providing a prominent retail unit fronting North Street. The rear part of the ground floor, together with the first, second and third floors, provides self-contained office accommodation accessed independently from North Street. Ancillary storage is located within the basement. Vehicular access is available to the rear of the property via Prince's Place, where there is a shared service area currently used for refuse storage.

Large E Class (Office / Retail / Leisure) Unit in popular lanes area of Brighton City Centre

Unit 4 & 5, Gordon Mews comprise two adjoining modern office units arranged over three floors, situated within this established commercial development in Portslade. The units were formerly used as offices and are primarily open plan in layout, providing flexible accommodation suitable for a range of occupiers and working requirements. The specification includes carpet floor tiles, suspended ceilings, LED lighting and perimeter trunking, together with stairwells serving each floor. The property benefits from four dedicated parking spaces located directly outside the building, with the parking area secured by gated access. An entry phone system provides controlled access to the building. The accommodation extends to approximately 4,556 sq ft (423.25 sq m) in total and is offered for sale with vacant possession. Residential Development Potential The property also offers an attractive potential residential conversion opportunity. Architects' drawings have been prepared for a proposed scheme to convert Units 4 & 5 to provide 8 self-contained flats. No planning application has been submitted in respect of this proposal, and the drawings are provided as an indication of the potential redevelopment opportunity only. There is, however, useful planning precedent within Gordon Mews. The adjoining Unit 1, Gordon Mews previously benefited from approval under Ref: BH2014/00654, approved on 29 April 2014, for the prior approval for change of use from offices (B1) to residential...

Freehold office for sale in the heart of Manor Royal

A prime opportunity to acquire a mixed-use, three storey linked detached commercial building in the highly sought-after Lancing Business Park. The property comprises a predominantly open-plan ground floor warehouse electric roller shutter door, alongside a separate pedestrian entrance and benefits from three-phase electricity. Stairs lead to the first floor, which currently provides an expansive open-plan office area with two meeting rooms and five individual offices, as well as a fitted kitchen and WC facilities. The second floor can be accessed via the main stairwell or a spiral staircase and features flexible open-plan office space with a shower room. The building also benefits from gas-fired central heating throughout and an entry phone system. Externally, the site offers ample parking, with 21 spaces to the front of the unit. There is an option to purchase a yard with its own entrance at the back of the property separately (POA). The property is offered with vacant possession, providing immediate occupation. Its configuration and location offer potential for a wide range of commercial uses, including offices, light industrial, or studio space, subject to obtaining the necessary consents (STNC).

We understand the property was built in 1864 as the Royal Gymnasium and fencing rooms. It was subsequently occupied as a church hall and then converted to offices in around 1985. Accommodation is arranged over lower ground, ground and two upper floors. The accommodation has natural light to the west and north-facing elevations, with the lower ground floor windows looking onto light wells. The property has been fitted as office accommodation with kitchen, WCs, staff area and stores.

The property is an attractive period Grade II* listed building over three floors with a basement. The attractive facade with three window bays and flint elevations give the property its name. Behind the facade (where the listed nature of the building is focused) the property had been converted to bank premises and has a 1960s modern extension to the rear. The property, particularly at the first floor front, has high ceilings and large windows making it a perfect candidate to become a light and breathable living space. The rear car park can provide up to 10 cars currently but as part of the development comprises infill this reduces down to four spaces plus a garden area. Whilst the current planning permission allows for conversion to four apartments it would also make a wonderful single dwelling, or could be retained to provide excellent E Class premises either as a single occupation or let in its individual parts. The property benefits from planning consent for conversion to four apartments further detail set out below.

The property is an attractive period Grade II* listed building over three floors with a basement. The attractive facade with three window bays and flint elevations give the property its name. Behind the facade (where the listed nature of the building is focused) the property had been converted to bank premises and has a 1960s modern extension to the rear. The property, particularly at the first floor front, has high ceilings and large windows making it a perfect candidate to become a light and breathable living space. The rear car park can provide up to 10 cars currently but as part of the development comprises infill this reduces down to four spaces plus a garden area. Whilst the current planning permission allows for conversion to four apartments it would also make a wonderful single dwelling, or could be retained to provide excellent E Class premises either as a single occupation or let in its individual parts. The property benefits from planning consent for conversion to four apartments further detail set out below.

Striking corner building set over four floors built in 1899 with brick construction faced elevations with decorative mouldings. Arranged as basement storage, ground floor retail, first floor offices, and two 2-bedroom flats on the second floor. The basement, ground, and first floors are all let to Dignity Funerals Ltd. The second floor is divided into two 2-bedroom flats, both let on AST's.

The premises comprise a landmark property in a prominent location and is a 17th Century, Grade II Listed timber frame building with clay tile hipped roof and many character features including beams and vaulted ceilings etc.

Freehold E Class Building with Planning for Residential Dwelling (C3)

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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For Sale: Modern Self-Contained Office Headquarters Adjacent to Brighton Station