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Park Crescent
Park Crescent Terrace, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 3HE
Annual Rent: £48,500
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Beer Garden
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External Drinking Area
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Restaurant/Dining
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Coastal
Property details
This charming, traditional Brighton pub is a real gem. Tucked into a quiet, crescent-shaped backstreet, The Park Crescent is a classic local with bags of character.
The single bar, wet-led pub features wooden floors, simple rustic furniture, real fire, and a sleek central bar with seating for around 55. A compact but well-equipped kitchen supports the offer, and the décor leans into a relaxed shabby chic style that reflects the spirit of the neighbourhood and Brighton itself.
A leafy, enclosed rear patio provides a lovely outdoor space with a mix of covered and open seating. On street parking, and a basement cellar complete the property.
The first-floor accommodation consists of two bedrooms, a living room, a bathroom, a kitchen, and an office. Access to accommodation is by a staircase from the behind bar.
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Catering Kitchen
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Trading style
Hidden away on Park Crescent Terrace just off Lewes Road, The Park Crescent is a cosy, characterful pub with a loyal following. Guests enjoy a warm, intimate interior, a sunny beer garden, shelves of books and board games, and — most importantly — well-kept ales, craft beers, lagers, a solid wine and spirits selection, and a well-priced menu of pub favourites.
Quirky and welcoming, the pub attracts an eclectic mix of students, locals, and nearby workers. Regular entertainment, quizzes, and tastings help maintain a strong community feel and draw in both neighbourhood regulars and Brighton residents from further afield.
This pub would suit a friendly, hands-on operator with strong marketing instincts and a flair for creativity. Someone who can build on the pub’s existing charm and develop a warm, village-style local known for great food, cask ales, high standards, and a lively atmosphere.
There is clear potential to grow the food offer and make full use of the attractive rear garden. The ideal applicant will be a natural host who connects easily with Brighton’s diverse customer base and can shape a fun, distinctive, must-visit neighbourhood pub.
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