BN1 8-11 Bond Street & 1 & 4 Bond Street Cottages, Brighton

The properties for sale comprise seven commercial buildings, some with residential content, on the western side of Bond Street, variously arranged over basement, ground, first, second and third floors.

1 Bond Street Cottages is contiguous with and to the rear of 9 Bond Street. Bond Street Cottages 2, 3 and 3a are not included in the sale.

4 Bond Street Cottages is located to the north of the adopted twitten, that is called Bond Street Cottages, at the western end and comprises, ground and first floor accommodation which is currently interconnected into 11 Bond Street but has potential to be self-contained. There is a yard to the east of 4 bond street cottages and there is a pedestrian and vehicular right of way for any use across the yard.

The buildings in 1-3 Bond Street Row are contiguous with, and to the rear of, 8 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)

Significant, unrealised future development / conversion potential

Total income currently £121,122 per annum

Potential to increase to rental income

Offers are invited in excess of £2,200,000

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.