Commercial Properties For Sale by Flude Property Consultants, Brighton
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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.
- Self-contained detached Building currently used for offices.
- Private offices and open plan areas on each floor.
- WC facilities on both floors
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.
- Investment opportunity
- Self contained access
- Easy access to central Brighton and outer areas
- Rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period building located in the heart of the historic Lanes
- Suitable for a range of uses (offices / retail / leisure / medical)
- Long attractive return frontage to Ship Street Gardens
Unit 6 forms part of nineteen new and modern stylish industrial / warehouse units that are available on an exciting new business park. All of units are constructed with a steel frame, with 5.9m max internal height, a 4m high roller shutter door and separate pedestrian access. Each unit is allocated 4 car parking spaces. Units can let individually or interconnecting.
- 4 allocated parking spaces
- Highly energy efficient with EPC A rating
- 3 phase power and 1GB internet
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.
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.
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 comprises a two-storey building constructed below a pitched roof. The ground floor is configured as an open plan workshop with ancillary storage. The ground floor unit has exclusive access to a small garden at the rear, including a WC. Internally, the unit is fitted with LED tube lighting, concrete flooring and benefits from 3 phase power. The maximum ceiling height is 3.58m and the manual roller shutter door measures approximately 2.99m wide by 3.13 high. The first floor comprises a two bedroom residential flat, fitted with a newly refurbished kitchen and bathroom.
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.
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 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.
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.
The subject property comprises a mid-terrace purpose built office premises arranged over three floors, built in 2007 as part of a mixed use development. The ground, first and second floors are fitted out as open plan office accommodation and benefits from carpet tile flooring, LED lights and suspended ceiling. There is double glazing throughout, and the offices are protected by a fire alarm system. There are skylights providing additional daylight to the 2nd floor, and on the ground floor there is a rear door that leads to a small outdoor paved area. There is perimeter trunking for power and data, and is self-contained with meeting room, kitchenette and toilet facilities. There are 2 demised parking spaces and visitor parking to the front of the premises.
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.
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.
A well-located long leasehold commercial investment situated within the established Hove Manor Parade, moments from the seafront and the King Alfred Leisure Centre. The property comprises a self-contained Class E unit arranged over the ground floor, providing a bright, open-plan office space with a kitchen and WC to the rear. The accommodation benefits from good natural light and a practical layout suited to a range of commercial uses.
Unit 6 forms part of nineteen new and modern stylish industrial / warehouse units that are available on an exciting new business park. All of units are constructed with a steel frame, with 5.9m max internal height, a 4m high roller shutter door and separate pedestrian access. Each unit is allocated 4 car parking spaces. Units can let individually or interconnecting.
The accommodation is arranged over ground and first floors with restaurant and customer WCs at the front. The premises also includes a bar and the kitchen located in an extended area to the rear. There is an internal staircase leading to additional storage rooms on the first floor, which comprises of four separate rooms and a bathroom.
The subject property comprises a brick-built open plan storeroom beneath a twin pitched and tiled roof. The premises is equipped with a new electric roller shutter door (approx. 2.57m W x 3.45m H) and three phase power. *Please note, the property is not connected to the mains water or sewer, and there is no WC installed in the unit. Interested parties should investigate this to satisfy themselves in this regard. Due to the situation of the property on top of the Victorian arches, there is a weight restriction for the property.
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.
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.


