Commercial properties for sale in West Sussex, Traditional office

Freehold Vacant Office

Oakdale and High Beech comprise two adjoining detached office buildings in a unique setting less than 0.25 miles from J11 of the M25. The buildings total approximately 26,710 sq ft (NIA) on a large, secure 1.22 acre site and benefit from 134 secured surface car parking spaces. There is significant residual value for alternative use to include residential conversion. The property will be sold Freehold with full vacant possession.

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

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 £181,064, 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 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).

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.

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)

Freehold Investment Properties

Prestigious Grade II City Centre E Class / Office Building became available to buy

Attractive South-East Office Investment Total Size - 3,389 sq ft (314.86 sq m)

The property comprises a mixed retail and residential building, formerly known as the Burrell Arms Public House and arranged over five storeys. The retail unit is configured over the ground floor with basement storage, and with five individual flats located over the upper three floors.

Freehold Industrial / Business Unit

For sale via secure sale online bidding - terms and conditions This unique freehold property presents a rare opportunity for buyers seeking versatility, space, and potential development (subject to the necessary planning consent). The accommodation comprises a spacious two/three-bedroom, on...

The property comprises a two-storey building originally configured as a warehouse/industrial building but now providing storage and office accommodation at ground floor and a mixture of open plan and individual offices at first floor. There is a kitchen and WC accommodation at ground floor. The original loading door is still in place and therefore the building could be reconfigured to provide basic storage or light industrial use especially at ground floor level. Externally there is a hardstanding area for loading and servicing, parking for a number of vehicles all accessed via a dedicated service road.

Prominent High Street Retail/Office Building

Marcan House, 143 Wick Street is a deceptively large two storey commercial building of brick construction with part pitched tiled roof and part flat roof sitting on a plot of approx 0.045 acres (5,000 sq ft). Comprising of a retail shop, workshop and first floor office space. With a large yard to...

A purpose built 2 storey self-contained business unit with forecourt parking for 5 cars. The building is fitted to a good standard as offices with a series of rooms / open plan suites to the ground and first floors. The specification includes suspended ceilings, LED lighting, carpets, double glazed windows, security shutters to some windows. WC accommodation is provided to both floors and kitchen accommodation to the ground floor. The property has oil fired central heating and air conditioning to parts.

The subject property comprise Unit 7 & Unit 10 of the Tungsten Building. The Tungsten Building was converted into 12 office units in 2006. Units 7 & 10 are accessed via a shared main entrance, providing one open plan office area with a mezzanine level.

The property comprises a purpose-built two-storey commercial building with brick elevations, currently arranged as office accommodation. It is positioned to the rear of 135 Park Road, which is a residential building, and is accessed via a private road to the side of that building. Externally, there are yard and parking areas to the north, east and west of the property. Internally, the accommodation is arranged over ground and first floors, offering a mix of open-plan space and a variety of individual rooms suitable for office and meeting use. WC facilities are provided on the ground floor, with additional former WC space on the first floor now used for storage. Kitchen facilities are available on both floors. The building has a flat roof and is centrally heated. It is predominantly double-glazed, with some original single-glazed metal-framed windows remaining in parts of the property.

Town Centre Office Building