Graves Jenkins, Brighton

First Floor, Blenheim House, 56 Old Steine, 56 Old Steine, Brighton, BN1 1NH

£2,708

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2

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Traditional office
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Key features

  • Grade II Listed Landmark Property
  • Suitable for Office, Healthcare or Boutique Wellness Operator
  • Self-Contained Entrance via Steine Lane
  • New Lease Available on Flexible Terms

Description

To Let: Character Office Suite with Balcony Overlooking Old Steine Gardens

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Status
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Date available
18 July 2026
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Size
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Primary use
Traditional office
Capacity
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Key features

  • Grade II Listed Landmark Property
  • Suitable for Office, Healthcare or Boutique Wellness Operator
  • Self-Contained Entrance via Steine Lane
  • New Lease Available on Flexible Terms

Description

To Let: Character Office Suite with Balcony Overlooking Old Steine Gardens

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Date available
18 July 2026
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Building amenities

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  • Twenty four hour access
  • Natural light
  • Outdoor seating

Key features

  • Grade II Listed Landmark Property
  • Suitable for Office, Healthcare or Boutique Wellness Operator
  • Self-Contained Entrance via Steine Lane
  • New Lease Available on Flexible Terms

Description

An excellent opportunity to lease an office suite within a Grade II listed building, believed to date back to the 18th century. This unit is well presented throughout and offers a professional working environment with a range of attractive period features.

The accommodation benefits from a first-floor balcony overlooking well-maintained gardens, together with a feature fireplace, decorative cornicing and a combination of wooden flooring and fitted carpeting throughout. The combination of character features and practical office space provides an attractive setting for a range of business occupiers.

Available immediately, the property offers a rare opportunity to secure character office accommodation in one of Brighton’s most prominent city centre locations.

Blenheim House occupies a prime city centre position overlooking the landscaped Old Steine Gardens, ideally situated between the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Palace Pier. The surrounding area offers a vibrant mix of office, leisure, residential, cultural and hospitality uses, within one of Brighton’s most recognisable and well-connected locations.

The area is currently benefiting from the final phase of the Valley Gardens regeneration programme, a major public realm project transforming the route between Old Steine and the seafront. The scheme will introduce enhanced pedestrian and cycle connections, widened footways, improved bus facilities, new public spaces, landscaping, tree planting and upgraded lighting, further improving the environment and accessibility for occupiers, visitors and customers.

Positioned on the southern stretch of the A23, Old Steine is a principal gateway into Brighton city centre and a major hub for local and regional bus services. The A259 coast road is moments away, while Brighton Station, The Lanes, North Laine and Churchill Square are all within easy walking distance.

Strictly via prior appointment through Sole Agent Graves Jenkins (t: ).

Guide Rent: £32,500 per annum, exclusive.

- Perimeter trunking throughout.
- Security system.
- High-speed internet connectivity.
- Excellent levels of natural light.
- Separate kitchen and storage facilities.
- First-floor balcony overlooking Old Steine Gardens.
- Private WC within the demised premises, with additional WC facilities throughout the building.
- Attractive timber flooring with a carpeted mezzanine level.
- Separate side entrance accessed directly from Steine Lane.

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.
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Long
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Status
Available
Date available
19 September 2026
Service charge
£5
Business rates
£9,288
Use class
E, F1
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First Floor, Blenheim House, 56 Old Steine, 56 Old Steine, Brighton, BN1 1NH

NEAREST STATIONS

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Brighton Station

0.6 miles

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London Road (Brighton) Station

1.14 miles

National Rail

Hove Station

1.77 miles

About Graves Jenkins, Brighton

Graves Jenkins, Brighton

Founded in 1991, Graves Jenkins is an established, independent commercial property consultancy specialising in lettings, acquisitions, lease advisory and asset marketing across Brighton and Hove, Sussex, Surrey and the South East. With offices in Brighton and Crawley, we provide tailored, director-led advice to landlords, occupiers, investors and developers across all sectors of the commercial property market.

Our lettings team acts on a wide variety of commercial accommodation including retail units, restaurants, cafés, leisure premises, offices, industrial units, workshops, mixed-use buildings and development-led opportunities. We advise on everything from flexible short-term occupational strategies through to long-term institutional lease structures, always with a focus on maximising value, minimising void periods and securing the right covenant strength for our clients.

At Graves Jenkins, we understand that successful commercial lettings require more than simply listing a property online. We combine strong local market knowledge with proactive marketing, detailed negotiation and strategic positioning to generate high-quality enquiries and achieve the best possible outcome. Our marketing approach includes professional photography, bespoke particulars, prominent board and signage exposure, extensive agency networking, targeted social media campaigns and enhanced portal advertising across leading platforms including Rightmove Commercial.

We are particularly active throughout Brighton and Hove and the wider Sussex market, where we have built long-standing relationships with local businesses, regional operators, national covenants, developers and investors. Our team is known for its responsive service, honest advice and commercially focused approach, particularly in navigating challenging market conditions and evolving occupier trends.

Whether you are a landlord seeking to reduce vacancy risk, an investor repositioning an asset, or a business searching for the right premises, Graves Jenkins offers practical, market-led advice throughout every stage of the lettings process.

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