Brighton Office Space & Serviced Offices for Rent
The seaside town of Brighton has long been associated as much with its tourist trade and nightlife as its business community. A booming economy and popular with creative companies, Brighton is home to major businesses and other industries that thrive in Brighton including travel, retail and leisure companies that benefit from the tourists who flock to the town’s famous architectural landmarks. The majority of serviced offices and other flexible, ready-to-go workspace for rent in the area are housed in old style period buildings and 60’s and 70’s buildings. [read more] [read less]
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 2 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
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Brighton
(4
min walk)
Business Centre in a period building near local/ national transport, boasting IT/admin support, air conditioning, telecoms, AV equipment and unbranded offices with 24-hour access and sea views.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 2 to 40 people/80 sq ft to 12,000 sq ft
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Brighton
(3
min walk)
Prime Brighton location offers trendy interior design and bespoke workspaces. Perks include superfast WiFi, 24-hour digital key access, comfortable breakout zones, event invitations and printing facilities.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 45 people/100 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
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Brighton
(2
min walk)
Modern Business Centre in a prominent Brighton location with sea views providing flexible workspaces with 24/7 access. Facilities include parking, IT support, telecoms and breakout spaces.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 80 people/70 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
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Brighton
(6
min walk)
Contemporary office building in central Brighton provides freshly-refurbished, fully-furnished workspaces. Features include 24/7 access, climate control, individual entry phones, CAT6, suspended ceilings, IT support and a lift.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 2 to 100 people/100 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
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Brighton
(1
min walk)
Refurbished building in a prestigious location provides creative workspaces with parking and cycle storage. Amenities include designer furniture, showers, a business lounge, onsite café, and roof terrace.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
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Brighton
(6
min walk)
19th Century Gothic listed building provides fully-furnished office suites on flexible, economical agreements with a concierge, superfast internet, call handling service, meeting rooms and parking available.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Flexible, affordable office solutions provided in a portside building enjoying natural light and sea views. High-speed broadband, a conference room, storage, reception services and free onsite parking are available.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Brighton
(11
min walk)
Architecturally-striking modern building near the seafront provides several floors of business accommodation and a basement car park. The fully air-conditioned property enjoys meeting rooms and 24/7 secure access.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
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Brighton
(14
min walk)
Self-contained office suites with great sea views are provided in a commercial property with excellent public transport links and 24-hour access. The property benefits from central heating and meeting rooms.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 2 to 90 people/80 sq ft to 3,600 sq ft
Design-led workspaces offering trendy interiors and superfast WiFi are available in an iconic Hove period property. Private phone booths, meeting rooms, printing services, a front of house team and breakout space are available.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 2 to 85 people/40 sq ft to 3,600 sq ft
Central Hove business hub with excellent transport links provides affordable monthly leases for bright, glass-fronted offices. Rates are inclusive of WiFi, printing services, refreshments and meeting room access.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
Converted schoolhouse with good transport links and secure parking offers newly-refurbished workspaces on affordable monthly leases. The gated business accommodation offers meeting rooms, storage and disabled access.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 100 people/100 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
Riverside business centre provides flexible contemporary office suites on all-inclusive terms. The property offers reception services, breakout spaces, meeting rooms, showers, bike racks, disabled facilities and an onsite café.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Lewes
(9
min walk)
Fully-furnished office spaces are available with abundant natural light and easy town centre, rail and motorway access. A reception offering secretarial services, IT support, meeting rooms, parking and a boardroom are provided.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 20 people/100 sq ft to 850 sq ft
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Newhaven Town
(5
min walk)
Environmentally-friendly, harbourside Business Centre offers bright, unbranded office space with 24/7 access. Amenities include CAT6, training rooms, a breakout space, catering, VoIP, parking, a boardroom and a manned reception.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 45 people/100 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
Contemporary town-centre property provides economical office rentals with 24/7 access. Fully-serviced workspaces benefit from great transport links, a concierge, meeting rooms, business support and onsite car parking.
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Brighton Office Guide
About Brighton
Brighton is a bustling seaside town on the south coast of England. Creative, new media and digital companies are particularly significant, housed in trendy and contemporary offices.
Whilst Brighton was never an industrial centre, the railway works of the 19th and 20th centuries saw the manufacture of steam locomotives in the area. Brighton has been an important commerce centre since the 18th century and is home to several major companies.
Landmarks in Brighton include the Royal Pavilion, the Brighton Palace Pier, the West Pier and Brighton Marina. The railway was created in 1883 and is the world’s oldest operating electric railway.
Brighton is a popular destination for trade fairs, exhibitions and conferences at the Brighton Centre, a purpose-built conference centre. The Brighton Festival and Brighton Fringe are held in May every year and is the second largest arts festival in the UK.
Brighton Offices to Rent
The Hollingbury Industrial Estate is home to commercial and retail buildings. In recent years, new dedicated high tech and energy efficient office buildings have been constructed, such as the Exion 27 building. There is a wide variety of office space available in converted period and listed buildings, with many along the sea front, as well as modern business centres to suit all budgets.
Transport Connections
Brighton offers a range of transport links, ideal for companies looking for office space in a well-connected location. Brighton is connected to the national road and motorway networks via the A23 towards London, the A27 and the A259, which runs along the coast.
Brighton’s railway station provides frequent trains to London Victoria, London Bridge and St Pancras International. There are also trains to Gatwick Airport as well as other key cities in the UK. There are many bus routes serving the town and neighbouring areas.
Hotels, Shops and Eateries
The Lanes in Brighton are world famous and is full of retail stores selling predominantly clothing, vintage wares, antiques and jewellery. Characterised by its narrow alleyways and following the street patter of the original fishing village, it is extremely popular and also houses a variety of offices, cafes, coffee shops and eateries.
Churchill Shopping Centre, built in the 1960s and enlarged in 1998, has a multitude of shopping opportunities, designer names and department stores, as well as several restaurants.
There are a plethora of hotels, guest houses and B&Bs in Brighton, many of which are grand Georgian and Victorian houses on the sea front.
