Middle Unit, ROX, 10-14 Gloucester Place, Brighton, BN1 4UD

Positioned on either side of the striking main residential entrance, the available unit forms part of a high-quality, design-led mixed-use development in central Brighton.

With an established café already occupying the north unit, the middle south space offers an ideal opportunity for complementary uses such as boutique retail, beauty and wellness, leisure, or medical services.

The ROX development occupies a prominent position on Gloucester Place, in the heart of Brighton, and is built on the historic site of the former Astoria Cinema. This striking, design-led scheme features a mix of contemporary apartments and townhouses centred around a landscaped residents’ courtyard, with an attractive commercial unit available at ground and lower ground floors.

Positioned directly opposite the landmark Circus Street regeneration project, the area benefits from a significant influx of footfall. Circus Street delivers over 40,000 sq ft of Grade A office space, alongside retail and leisure uses, student and private residential accommodation, and the acclaimed South East Dance performance space.

Gloucester Place lies within the dynamic North Laine district, Brighton’s creative and cultural quarter, renowned for its independent retail, cafés, and leisure operators. The location is a short walk from Brighton mainline station and the seafront, offering excellent connectivity for both customers and staff.

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

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

The unit will be delivered in shell and core condition, providing a blank canvas for an incoming tenant to undertake a bespoke fit-out. The landlord is prepared to offer a significant rent-free period, subject to lease terms, to support initial occupation and fit-out works.

The retail frontage includes openings onto the forecourt and adjacent pavement area, offering potential for external seating or product display, subject to landlord approval and the necessary consents from the local authority.

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