20 Brighton Square, Brighton, BN1 1HD

An excellent opportunity to secure a prominent commercial premises within Brighton’s renowned South Lanes. Occupying a highly visible position within Brighton Square, the property is surrounded by a vibrant mix of established restaurants, cafés, bars and premium retailers, creating one of the city’s most sought-after trading destinations.

The location benefits from consistently strong pedestrian footfall throughout the day and evening, generated by the surrounding retail, hospitality and tourism offer within Brighton’s historic Lanes. The premises provide extensive frontage and excellent visibility, making them well-suited to a variety of retail, café or restaurant concepts seeking a prominent presence within a thriving city centre location.

Located in the heart of Brighton’s celebrated Lanes district, Brighton Square provides a high-footfall and highly visible trading position within one of the South Coast’s premier retail and hospitality destinations.

The square forms an important pedestrian link between the historic Brighton Square courtyard and the recently completed Hanningtons Lane development, attracting a constant flow of shoppers, tourists and local residents throughout the day and evening.

The immediate vicinity is home to a strong mix of national, regional and independent occupiers, including Coppa Club, Burger & Lobster, Donatello, Permit Room, Watches of Switzerland, Oliver Bonas and numerous boutique retailers and cafés. This diverse occupier profile, combined with Brighton’s year-round visitor economy, creates an exceptional environment for businesses seeking a flagship presence in a prime city centre location.

Strictly via prior appointment through Sole Joint Agents Graves Jenkins (t: ) and Oakley Property.

Available by way of a new Full Repairing and Insuring (FRI) lease, via a service charge contribution, with terms to be agreed.

The premises will be delivered in a shell and core condition with electricity, drainage and water mains connections in place, allowing an ingoing occupier to undertake a bespoke fit-out tailored to their specific operational requirements.

The property offers flexible accommodation suitable for a variety of retail, café, or restaurant uses. Existing extraction infrastructure and commercial kitchen facilities within the building may be available by separate agreement with the landlord, subject to requirements and terms being agreed.

In accordance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, Graves Jenkins is required to verify the identity of all parties involved in the transaction. Prospective purchasers or tenants will be required to provide satisfactory proof of identity and address before solicitors are instructed.

Documents will be required from all relevant parties, and a charge of £40 per person will be payable where electronic identity searches are carried out.