21-23 Church Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 1RB
Size
1,067
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- Price per
- £14.06 pa
- Primary use
- Traditional office
- Other use(s)
- High street retail
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Key features
- Entire building
- Includes outside garden area
- Busy North Laine location
- Suitable for a variety of uses under Class E and alternative uses (STNC)
Description
The premises is situated in the heart of Brighton's North Laine, close to Bond Street and Gardner Street. The location benefits from a vibrant mix of independent retailers, cafés, restaurants and leisure operators. The Church Street NCP car park (587 spaces) is directly to the East of the building and to the West is The Portland Building, a new 25,000 sq ft office development which is close to 100% occupancy.
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- Status
- Available
- Service charge
- £0
- Business rates
- £0
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21-23 Church Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 1RB
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