BN2 8 Paston Place, Kemp Town, Brighton

We understand the property was built in 1864 as the Royal Gymnasium and fencing rooms.

It was subsequently occupied as a church hall and then converted to offices in around 1985.

Accommodation is arranged over lower ground, ground and two upper floors.

The accommodation has natural light to the west and north-facing elevations, with the lower ground floor windows looking onto light wells.

The property has been fitted as office accommodation with kitchen, WCs, staff area and stores.

Attractive period building currently used as offices

Corner location in the popular Kemp Town area of Brighton

Potential for alternative uses subject to planning

Within 250 metres of the seafront and 1 mile of Brighton city centre

Paston Place is a predominantly residential street in Kemp Town, Brighton, just a short walk from the seafront and east of Brighton city centre.

St Georges Road is nearby, with a range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and local services.

Brighton Beach, the city centre, the Royal Sussex County Hospital, and regular public transport links are all within easy reach.

Brighton railway station is situated approximately 1.3 miles to the north west of the property.

From Brighton there are direct services to London, Southampton, Eastbourne, Cambridge and Bedford.