Church Street Boutique, Brighton
500 sqft | Retail | Bar & Restaurant | Event | Shop Share | Unique |
A little about this space
Opposite the iconic Brighton Dome theatre, you'll find retail space within this striking converted chapel. Set just a short walk away from the North Laine and the spectacular Royal Pavilion, it's centrally located in the vibrant city centre. Overflowing with clubs, restaurants, and boutique shops, Brighton is an excellent setting to host your retail venture or pop-up event. The space is sunny and bright: curved windows, clean white walls, high ceilings and original light wooden flooring on the ground floor create a contemporary feel. On the lower ground floor you'll find a larger room, useful either as further retail space, or as a storage and office area. A toilet can also be found on this level. Ideally located at the midpoint between Brighton Station and Brighton Pier, this space is well positioned in the heart of the city. Often called London-on-sea, and with the capital just an hour’s train ride away, Brighton is bustling with locals and tourists alike. To view a success story for this space click here.
5 days minimum booking
Amenities (5 available)
Detailed calendar
Home truths
Opening hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Weekend: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Space rules
Tenants can collect keys from 10am on the first day of the hire period. The space will be provided clean, tidy, free of any waste and ready to set up. It should be returned in the same condition no later than 10pm on the final day of the hire period.
The space doesn't hold a premises licence - if you would like to carry out a ‘licensable activity’ (sale of alcohol, providing entertainment - live music, screenings etc) you will require a temporary events notice.
Any music played in the space must not be audible in the adjoining or neighbouring properties. Strictly no music is allowed in the space before 11am or after 6pm, unless agreed in writing with the landlord.
Tenants must obtain adequate insurance with a company of repute to cover the intended use of the property - the policy must include public liability and employers liability.
