177-187 Terminus Rd 17 545–70 988 pi² d'espace disponible • Eastbourne BN21 3NX

Positioned prominently on Terminus Road, one of Eastbourne’s principal commercial thoroughfares, 177-187 Terminus Road presents a rare opportunity to occupy a landmark town-centre building available either in its entirety or on a floor-by-floor basis. Originally constructed in 1925 for Dale & Kerley and later occupied by House of Fraser and TJ Hughes, the property offers substantial accommodation arranged across five levels with expansive predominantly open-plan floor plates. The building benefits from exceptional visibility along a key pedestrian route connecting Eastbourne Railway Station, The Beacon Shopping Centre, and the seafront. Surrounding occupiers include a mix of national retailers, restaurants, cafés, leisure operators, and independent businesses, creating a highly active commercial environment throughout the year. Eastbourne’s ongoing investment in tourism, public realm improvements, and infrastructure continues to support the town’s role as a major South Coast destination. Internally, the property provides flexible accommodation capable of supporting a wide range of occupier requirements, subject to any necessary consents. Potential uses include retail, leisure, fitness, office, education, hospitality, healthcare, and other commercial applications. A distinctive architectural feature includes a dome structure at second-floor level, while the building’s scale and flexibility provide occupiers with opportunities for phased occupation or single-tenant use. The combination of a landmark presence, adaptable layouts, central location, and strong pedestrian connectivity creates an opportunity for businesses seeking a significant presence within Eastbourne’s established commercial core.

Positioned prominently on Terminus Road, one of Eastbourne’s principal commercial thoroughfares, 177-187 Terminus Road presents a rare opportunity to occupy a landmark town-centre building available either in its entirety or on a floor-by-floor basis. Originally constructed in 1925 for Dale & Kerley and later occupied by House of Fraser and TJ Hughes, the property offers substantial accommodation arranged across five levels with expansive predominantly open-plan floor plates. The building benefits from exceptional visibility along a key pedestrian route connecting Eastbourne Railway Station, The Beacon Shopping Centre, and the seafront. Surrounding occupiers include a mix of national retailers, restaurants, cafés, leisure operators, and independent businesses, creating a highly active commercial environment throughout the year. Eastbourne’s ongoing investment in tourism, public realm improvements, and infrastructure continues to support the town’s role as a major South Coast destination. Internally, the property provides flexible accommodation capable of supporting a wide range of occupier requirements, subject to any necessary consents. Potential uses include retail, leisure, fitness, office, education, hospitality, healthcare, and other commercial applications. A distinctive architectural feature includes a dome structure at second-floor level, while the building’s scale and flexibility provide occupiers with opportunities for phased occupation or single-tenant use. The combination of a landmark presence, adaptable layouts, central location, and strong pedestrian connectivity creates an opportunity for businesses seeking a significant presence within Eastbourne’s established commercial core.

Positioned prominently on Terminus Road, one of Eastbourne’s principal commercial thoroughfares, 177-187 Terminus Road presents a rare opportunity to occupy a landmark town-centre building available either in its entirety or on a floor-by-floor basis. Originally constructed in 1925 for Dale & Kerley and later occupied by House of Fraser and TJ Hughes, the property offers substantial accommodation arranged across five levels with expansive predominantly open-plan floor plates. The building benefits from exceptional visibility along a key pedestrian route connecting Eastbourne Railway Station, The Beacon Shopping Centre, and the seafront. Surrounding occupiers include a mix of national retailers, restaurants, cafés, leisure operators, and independent businesses, creating a highly active commercial environment throughout the year. Eastbourne’s ongoing investment in tourism, public realm improvements, and infrastructure continues to support the town’s role as a major South Coast destination. Internally, the property provides flexible accommodation capable of supporting a wide range of occupier requirements, subject to any necessary consents. Potential uses include retail, leisure, fitness, office, education, hospitality, healthcare, and other commercial applications. A distinctive architectural feature includes a dome structure at second-floor level, while the building’s scale and flexibility provide occupiers with opportunities for phased occupation or single-tenant use. The combination of a landmark presence, adaptable layouts, central location, and strong pedestrian connectivity creates an opportunity for businesses seeking a significant presence within Eastbourne’s established commercial core.

Positioned prominently on Terminus Road, one of Eastbourne’s principal commercial thoroughfares, 177-187 Terminus Road presents a rare opportunity to occupy a landmark town-centre building available either in its entirety or on a floor-by-floor basis. Originally constructed in 1925 for Dale & Kerley and later occupied by House of Fraser and TJ Hughes, the property offers substantial accommodation arranged across five levels with expansive predominantly open-plan floor plates. The building benefits from exceptional visibility along a key pedestrian route connecting Eastbourne Railway Station, The Beacon Shopping Centre, and the seafront. Surrounding occupiers include a mix of national retailers, restaurants, cafés, leisure operators, and independent businesses, creating a highly active commercial environment throughout the year. Eastbourne’s ongoing investment in tourism, public realm improvements, and infrastructure continues to support the town’s role as a major South Coast destination. Internally, the property provides flexible accommodation capable of supporting a wide range of occupier requirements, subject to any necessary consents. Potential uses include retail, leisure, fitness, office, education, hospitality, healthcare, and other commercial applications. A distinctive architectural feature includes a dome structure at second-floor level, while the building’s scale and flexibility provide occupiers with opportunities for phased occupation or single-tenant use. The combination of a landmark presence, adaptable layouts, central location, and strong pedestrian connectivity creates an opportunity for businesses seeking a significant presence within Eastbourne’s established commercial core.