Queens Road, Brighton, East Sussex , BN1 3XP
Brighton railway station is the southern terminus of the Brighton mainline in England, and the principal station serving the city of Brighton, East Sussex. It is 50 miles 49 chains from London Bridge via Redhill. The station is managed by Southern, which also operates many of the trains. Thameslink, Gatwick Express and Great Western Railway also operate some trains from Brighton.
Train Operating Company:
Units Available:
1
Available
Flexible Rent
Brighton Station, Queens Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 3XP
Available
Flexible Rent
Brighton Station, Queens Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 3XP
Toilets: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Seating Area: Yes
Lost Property: Yes
ATMs: Yes
ATM Location: Concourse
Ticket Gate: Yes
Departure Screens: Yes
Announcements: Yes
Arrival screens: Yes
Vending Machines: Yes
Number of Vending Machines:
2
Points of Interest: Brighton Toy and Model Museum – 0.1 miles
British Airways i360 Observation Tower – 0.9 miles
Film Locations:
Visit our film location page for further info.
Waiting Room Area:
Yes
First Class Lounge:
No
CCTV:
Yes
Postbox:
Yes
Payphone:
Yes
Platforms:
8
Ticket Office Opening Times:
Staffed Station: Yes
Ticket Machines: Yes
Oyster Validator: No
Oyster Top-up: No
Smartcard Validator: Yes
Smartcard Top-up: Yes
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Wheelchair Category: Category A
Staff Help Available: Yes
Induction Loop: Yes
Wheelchairs Available: Yes
Ramp For Train Access: Yes
Step Free Access: Yes
Accessible Ticket Machines: Yes
Car Park: Station Car Park
Capacity: 633 with 26 accessible spaces available
Chargeable: Yes
Check Pricing
Cycle Storage:
Yes
Cycle Spaces:
740
Bus Service: Yes
Taxi Access: Yes
Metro Service: No
Airport Service: No
Cafes (Multiple)
Cycling Shop
Health and Beauty
Mobile Kiosks (Multiple)
Mobile Pitches (Multiple)
Newsagents
Restaurants (Multiple)
Storage
Vending Machines (Multiple)
Brighton station is the gateway to one of the UK’s most vibrant and eclectic cities. Known for its lively arts scene, diverse communities, and seaside charm, Brighton attracts residents and tourists alike. The city, with a population of around 290,000, is famous for its iconic Brighton Palace Pier, Brighton i360 Observation Tower, the historic Royal Pavilion and Garden, and pebbled beach. Additionally, Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club is located near the station.
The bustling city centre is filled with independent shops, gourmet restaurants, and unique cafes. The North Laine and The Lanes are particularly popular for their quirky boutiques and vibrant street art. Cultural venues like the Brighton Dome and the Theatre Royal Brighton host a variety of performances and events, enhancing the city’s dynamic arts scene.
Brighton also boasts excellent transport links, making it a convenient base for exploring the South Coast and beyond. Its dynamic blend of urban energy, seaside relaxation, and cultural depth makes Brighton a unique and appealing destination for both residents and visitors.
Looking to rent a retail space at Brighton Station? Local landmarks and points of interest can bring potential customers to your business. Check out some of the popular attractions surrounding the station:
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