Spaces New England Square
With light and spacious offices, your new contemporary workspace, just a 2-minute walk from Brighton Railway Station, has everything you need to hit the ground running. Start your morning with a coffee from the cafés along Trafalgar Street before catching a train to the centre of London for your lunchtime meetings. Alternatively, meet up with international contacts via London Gatwick Airport, just 43.4km away, and welcome guests to your modern conference rooms, fitted with state-of-the-art technology. Spend your breaktimes browsing Brighton City Open Market and, at the end of the day, enjoy dinner with clients at one of the many restaurants along the sea front.
Whether you need a quiet spot for a confidential call, a large space for bigger groups or a place to sit down and work for a few hours, New England Square has an array of options for whatever your workday requires. Make new connections in the flexible coworking spaces and book out the private suites for your internal calls. The video conferencing technology means you can keep up connections with businesses overseas, whilst the whiteboards help with team brainstorming sessions. Looking for a space to catch up with colleagues? Take a seat in the comfortable breakout spaces and work using the business-grade WiFi.
Coworking facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Coworking and hot desks in Brighton
Book a hot desk at New England Square and work from a contemporary space in a district built to mix offices, homes and retail. The coworking floor runs on natural light and high-speed internet, with comfortable breakout spaces when you want to move away from the desk. The creative North Laine sits just next door, which is part of what makes the crowd here worth talking to. Brighton City Open Market is close for a break that is not another coffee at your screen.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Reserve a hot desk for a single day or longer, and use the coworking areas and breakout spaces while you are there.
Light and spacious, contemporary in style, with natural light across the floor and business-grade WiFi throughout.
Brighton Railway Station is a short walk away, with London Road station and Pool Valley Coach Station nearby for regional travel.
Brighton City Open Market and the cafes along Trafalgar Street are close, and the North Laine is next door.
Yes. There are quieter spots for confidential calls alongside the open coworking areas, so you can move as the day requires.
What makes New England Square special
Short walk to Brighton station
Mainline services to London, with London Road station and Pool Valley Coach Station nearby for regional travel.
New England Quarter setting
A revitalised mixed-use district beside the creative North Laine, blending offices, homes and retail.
Light, well-equipped rooms
Spacious conference rooms with video conferencing and whiteboards, plus comfortable breakout spaces and business-grade WiFi.
How to get there?
New England Square sits at 3 Fleet St in Brighton's New England Quarter, a revitalised mixed-use district of modern offices, homes and retail. Brighton Railway Station is a short walk away and serves both mainline and regional routes, with direct connections to London, while London Road station and Pool Valley Coach Station add options for regional journeys and London Gatwick Airport is within reach for international contacts. The creative North Laine is next door, and the cafes along Trafalgar Street handle the morning coffee run. Brighton City Open Market is close for a midday break, Churchill Square Shopping Centre covers retail and lunch, and the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Dome are both nearby when you want to show visiting clients why people like this city. Brighton Town Hall and the Brighton Health and Wellbeing Centre are also close at hand.
