Coach House, 26 Marlborough Place, Brighton, BN1 1UB

Recently refurbished and ready for immediate occupation, the building benefits from its own private entrance, open-plan and cellular office space, kitchen and WC facilities, and is available on new lease terms.

Coach House, 26 Marlborough Place, Brighton, is a centrally located office property, offering businesses a distinctive and well-connected city base. Formerly the headquarters of the Sussex Law Society, the building combines historical significance with modern professional appeal.

Positioned within the recently enhanced Valley Gardens scheme, the area enjoys improved pedestrian access and an attractive streetscape. Brighton Mainline Station is just 0.5 miles away, providing fast rail services to London Victoria and London Bridge, while the nearby A23 and A27 offer strong road links to Gatwick and beyond.

Located moments from the vibrant North Laine district, the property is surrounded by independent retailers, cafés, and creative businesses. Nearby amenities include Bills, Franco Manca and Cote Brasserie, with the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome, Theatre Royal, and the seafront all within easy reach.

Coach House offers a rare blend of character, connectivity and convenience, an ideal choice for modern professional occupiers.

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

Available on a Full Repairing and Insuring (FRI) lease, with terms to be agreed.

- Recently refurbished
- Phone entry system in place
- Period features retained throughout
- Fitted with electric radiators
- Combination of open-plan and private office areas Energy-efficient LED spot lighting installed
- New carpet tiles are scheduled for installation throughout Full internal and external redecoration scheduled
- Multiple WC facilities
- Recently refurbished gallery-style kitchen
- Excellent natural light throughout all office areas
- Landlord willing to offer incentives to contribute towards bespoke tenant fit out

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