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Marlborough place was constructed in the early 1800's adjacent and complimentary to the Royal Pavilion & Dome Estate. It has evolved into a mix of commercial and residential buildings and is home to a language school, solicitors offices, a newly opened restaurant (Tutto), other offices users together with residential flats. No.6 has been known as a solicitor's office for many years and comprises an ornate and attractive six-storey former town house with many original features fronting Valley Gardens in central Brighton.

Accessed via a large entrance hall the building is arranged with a typical layout of front and rear rooms with an attractive wrought Iron staircase running up through the entire building (See floor plans over leaf). There are a number of attractive fireplaces and other period features throughout the building with WC's on most floors and a kitchen at 4th floor level.The self-contained lower ground floor has been refurbished into an attractive open plan area with LED lighting with its own WC & Kitchen facilities. The building is not listed but is in the Valley Gardens conservation area.

• Six storey building centrally located adjacent to the Royal Pavilion
• Formed as offices on each level, though potential to suit multiple uses (STNPC)
• Period building with several original features
• 10 minutes walk from Brighton station
• Situated opposite the recent Valley Gardens regeneration scheme
• Vacant possession