Commercial Properties For Sale by SHW, Brighton

Namber House is a two storey detached office / Hi Tech building, set within a secure fenced site with each floor comprising approximately 9,021 sq ft located around a covered central atrium. The property has a main reception area with a central service core leading to open plan offices. The property has three phase power and would be suitable for a number of different uses, subject to planning consent being obtained, from existing owner occupiers, medical, educational, R&D or IOS users.

The properties for sale comprise seven commercial buildings, some with residential content, on the western side of Bond Street, variously arranged over basement, ground, first, second and third floors. 1 Bond Street Cottages is contiguous with and to the rear of 9 Bond Street. Bond Street Cottages 2, 3 and 3a are not included in the sale. 4 Bond Street Cottages is located to the north of the adopted twitten, that is called Bond Street Cottages, at the western end and comprises, ground and first floor accommodation which is currently interconnected into 11 Bond Street but has potential to be self-contained. There is a yard to the east of 4 bond street cottages and there is a pedestrian and vehicular right of way for any use across the yard. The buildings in 1-3 Bond Street Row are contiguous with, and to the rear of, 8 Bond Street.

Horsham is an attractive and affluent town in West Sussex. West Street is the 100% prime pedestrianized retail street. Adjoining the Swan Walk shopping centre now owned by Cube RE. Located close to public car parks of c.900 spaces and c.470 spaces. Both The White Company and Card Factory are on FRI leases. Both tenants are rated 100/100 Very Low Risk. Income secured to at least May 2030. Total income of £170,750 per annum. Layout amenable to residential conversion and vertical extension. OIRO £2,140,000 / 7.51%

St Michael's Square provides unique retail spaces within Tower A and B of the development, both housing high quality residential above. Unit A has a substantial climbing centre fit out across the double height space and the tenant has completed the installation of a mezzanine floor area to subdivide the space and provide a café. There is also an attractive historic façade that has been retained along the north elevation along Station Road. At Tower B the unit is currently under offer and will shortly be occupied by a nationally recognised convenience store operator.

The unit comprises a mid-terrace building comprising of three similar modern units. The unit has three offices on the first floor and comprises a warehouse/production space with a 2-storey integral office area, stores and WC at the front. The unit has an eaves height at 19ft 6in and an electronically operated loading door. Car parking is at the front of the unit.

Building A is owned by Southern House and contacts x flats on y storeys. At ground floor Units 1 and 5 provide x sq ft of double height commerical space.

The entire site is entirely laid to concrete and is arranged as a self-storage facility, providing drive-up container units of various sizes for personal and business storage. The facility features secure access (pin code entry), 24/7 and monitored CCTV, all operated by the tenant.

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.

An attractive, double retail unit in an end of terrace building arranged over basement, ground, first, second and third floors.

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 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.

The shop comprises ground and first floor trading with ancillary second floor and basement storage. The space benefits from an attractive recessed frontage onto Lewes High Street with character features throughout. There is access to the rear of the building from the passage leading to the White Hart Hotel car park. The property is currently undergoing extensive refurbishment ready for tenant fit-out.

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.

Industrial / Trade / Warehouse unit within a well-established employment location Configured to provide:: o Ground floor warehouse & trade space o Ancillary office accommodation Suitable for a range of uses including: o Trade counter o Industrial / workshop / manufacturing o Warehouse / distribution o Self storage

Panattoni Park Brighton is a speculative development which will provide high quality Units in a unique location on the south coast. Units will be available on a leasehold basis and available from Mid 2023.