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title: "Regus Queensbury House"
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# Regus Queensbury House

Queensbury House is the Regus address for Brighton businesses that need the town and the road at the same time. The centre stands at 106 Queens Road (BN1 3XF), the street that runs from Brighton railway station down towards the Clock Tower and the seafront, and the operator describes it as prominent, modern and a short step from the station and within easy reach of the A27. Few offices on the south coast combine a rail platform at one end of the street and a dual carriageway at the other.

Brighton station lies about 280 metres from the building in a straight line, so London trains, Gatwick connections and coast services start almost at the door. The Pool Valley coach station is roughly 780 metres away, and the sea front, with its cafés and restaurants, is close enough for a client lunch. Drivers have parking at the building, which is unusual so near the centre of a town where kerb space is scarce, and cyclists and runners are helped by on-site showers.

Inside, the operator highlights modern interiors with sleek white furnishings and the business technology that keeps teams connected. The facilities listed include meeting rooms, step-free access, parking and showers, backed by a staffed reception, Wi-Fi, printing and scanning and a kitchenette. The mood is polished and clean rather than quirky, which suits firms that want a smart room for meeting clients.

Brighton is known for digital media, creative agencies, software and fintech, two universities and a large community of freelancers, and the town has a strong commuter link with London. That makes Queensbury House a natural base for agencies that pitch in London but want to live and hire in Brighton, for consultants and advisers who see clients along the coast, and for companies from elsewhere who need a South Coast branch. Sole traders who want a proper meeting room for clients instead of a café table are another good match.

Within the group's Brighton offer, Queensbury House is the practical choice with parking and showers, a short way from the station but a step back from the busiest corner. Spaces Mocatta House and Spaces New England Square lie right beside the station, with a more social coworking style. If you drive, cycle to work or want a quiet professional room, ask about this one first.

On a visit, ask which office sizes are free on your start date, how parking is allocated and charged, which meeting rooms come with the monthly fee, whether the address can be used for post and company registration, and what the notice period is. Visit at the time of day your team would arrive and walk down Queens Road to see how the street feels at the morning peak.

Brighton is also a town of short working distances. A founder can meet an investor in the morning on the seafront, pitch a client in a central London office after lunch and be back in Queens Road before the evening peak, because the trains are frequent and the station is so close. For businesses that hire locally, the two universities and the creative scene keep a steady supply of graduates and freelancers. A centre close to the station lets those people reach the office without a car, which makes recruiting easier than for an edge-of-town business park.

Flexible terms are normally measured in months, so a new team can start in Brighton without a long lease or fit-out costs. Tell us how many desks you need and from when, and we pass the request to the centre, which replies with a proposal and a confirmed price. Request prices and a visit for Queensbury House through CoworkingView and compare it with the other Brighton centres.

- **Location:** Brighton — Station Quarter (Brighton)
- **Address:** Queensbury House, 106 Queens Road, Brighton BN1 3XF
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Showers, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Queensbury House (Private Office): £269/month

## Nearby transport

- North Road (bus, 1 min walk)
- Brighton Station (Stop D) (bus, 2 min walk)
- Upper Gloucester Road (bus, 3 min walk)
- Brighton (train, 4 min walk)

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/regus-queensbury-house-brighton