BN1 7 Bond Street & 1-3 Bond Street Row, Brighton

7 Bond Street and 1-3 Bond Street Row is a four-storey end-of-terrace Grade II listed building arranged over basement, ground, first and second floors. The commercial accommodation is arranged over basement, ground and first floors. There is a 1 bedroom flat on the second floor of 1-3 Bond Street Row, which is not

self-contained and a two bedroom maisonette with self-contained access from Bond Street.

Brighton is one of the south east's most vibrant and attractive coastal cities, benefiting from strong connectivity to London, Gatwick and the wider region. The city is renowned for its diverse retail offer, drawing from a wide catchment including a large and affluent resident population, significant student presence, and consistently strong tourist footfall. Brighton continues to benefit from ongoing investment across the city centre, alongside a strong pipeline of residential and mixed-use development, further enhancing its appeal as a key retail and leisure destination in the South East.

Brighton is one of the UK's most established retailing destinations, renowned for its diverse culture, tourism and lifestyle appeal

Bond Street is regarded as one of the best North Laine locations

Located directly to the east of the Church Street NCP car park (587 spaces)

Future development / conversion potential in the upper parts of 7 Bond Street and 1-3 Bond Street Row.

Total income currently £35,000 per annum.

Potential to increase rental income, next rent review 2027.

Offers are invited in excess of £550,000 for the property.

A purchase at this level, after normal purchaser's costs, would show a net yield of 6.07%.

Brighton is one of the south east's most vibrant and attractive coastal cities, benefiting from strong connectivity to London, Gatwick and the wider region. The city is renowned for its diverse retail offer, drawing from a wide catchment including a large and affluent resident population, significant student presence, and consistently strong tourist footfall. Brighton continues to benefit from ongoing investment across the city centre, alongside a strong pipeline of residential and mixed-use development, further enhancing its appeal as a key retail and leisure destination in the South East.