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title: "Spaces New England Square"
description: "New England Square is the Spaces building for people whose working day starts with a train timetable. The centre stands at 3 Fleet Street (BN1 4HB), about 170 metres from Brighton station in a straight line, and the operator spells out the routine: coffee from one of the cafés on Trafalgar Street…"
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# Spaces New England Square

New England Square is the Spaces building for people whose working day starts with a train timetable. The centre stands at 3 Fleet Street (BN1 4HB), about 170 metres from Brighton station in a straight line, and the operator spells out the routine: coffee from one of the cafés on Trafalgar Street, a train to central London for a lunchtime meeting, or a trip to meet international contacts through London Gatwick Airport, which it puts about 43 kilometres away. The same text suggests ending the day with dinner on the sea front.

The offices are described as light and spacious, in a contemporary building aimed at teams who want to get started quickly. There is a mix of flexible coworking space, private suites for internal calls, comfortable breakout areas with business-grade Wi-Fi, and conference rooms with video-conferencing technology and whiteboards. The listing for this centre also names a lounge area and meeting rooms. For businesses with partners or customers overseas, the video-conferencing kit is the selling point: it keeps connections with companies abroad without a trip to the airport.

The location is the New England quarter of Brighton, on the station side of the centre. Trafalgar Street, with its cafés, leads down towards the North Laine and the Lanes, and the City Open Market, a food and small-trader market the operator suggests for breaktimes, is also nearby. It is a district where tech and creative companies sit close to the station, which suits the way Brighton's workforce divides its week between the town and London.

Who is it for? Founders and small teams in software, media and design, consultants who split their days between Brighton and London, companies with offices elsewhere in the UK that need a south-coast desk, and anyone whose clients are reached more easily by rail than by road. The range of rooms makes it equally suited to a quiet confidential call, a group of ten or more and a few hours of work at a coworking desk.

The visit carries real weight here, because rooms and light are best judged in person. Compare it with Mocatta House, the nearby flagship with a coffee bar and terrace, and with Queensbury House on Queens Road, which offers parking and showers. New England Square is the one to choose for technology and meeting rooms close to the platforms.

Questions for the tour: which private suites and desks are free on your start date, how conference-room hours are charged, how video-conferencing is booked, whether the address can be used for post and company registration, and what the notice period is. Visit at the hour you would normally work and listen to the noise levels in the open areas.

The combination of rail access and meeting technology is what sets this centre apart in its city. A business can have a client video call in the morning from a conference room, a supplier meeting at lunch in one of the nearby cafés and a train to London in the afternoon, all from one address that is simple to explain to visitors. For firms that work with partners abroad, the proximity of Gatwick adds to the appeal, since international guests can reach Brighton by direct train. Staff who commute from Lewes, Worthing or the coast towns benefit in the same way.

Flexible terms usually run in months, so a team can try Brighton without a long lease or fit-out. Tell us how many people you are and when you want to start, and we pass the request to the centre, which replies with a proposal and a confirmed price. Request prices and a visit for New England Square through CoworkingView.

- **Location:** Brighton — Station Quarter (Brighton)
- **Address:** New England Square, 3 Fleet Street, Brighton BN1 4HB
- **Operator:** Spaces
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at Spaces New England Square (Private Office): £349/month

## Nearby transport

- Brighton (train, 3 min walk)
- Brighton Station (Stop A) (bus, 3 min walk)
- Frederick Place (bus, 3 min walk)
- Brighton Station, Stroudley Road (bus, 3 min walk)

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/spaces-new-england-square-brighton