BN1 The West Hill Tavern, 67 Buckingham Place, Brighton

The property comprises a corner pub located on the junction of Buckingham Place and Howard Place, built, we understand, in the 1850s.

The accommodation is arranged over basement (providing beer cellars and stores), ground (the main pub and customer WCs) and first (2 bed flat with lounge, kitchen, bathroom and commercial kitchen for the pub) floors.

There is a small garden at the rear of the property.

Prominent corner location on junction of Buckingham Place and Howard Place

Within 250 metres of Brighton Station and 350 metres of Seven Dials

Long established public house

2 bed flat to the 1st floor with separate access

Suitable for ongoing pub use or conversion to alternative uses subject to planning

The property is situated in the West Hill area of Brighton. It is positioned midway between Brighton Station and Seven Dials, just a 2-minute walk from the station.

West Hill is a, largely residential, designated conservation area in Brighton situated on the hill rising west from Brighton railway station toward Seven Dials. Developed in the 1840s and 50s, it is known for its late Victorian architecture, strong community feel, and proximity to the city centre, featuring a mix of small terraced houses and larger semi-detached villas.