Brighton Station site / New England Quarter

Development of the wider Brighton Station area since 2004.

Completed works

Work started on the redevelopment of the Brighton Station Site - New England Quarter – in June 2004.

The Masterplan for the regeneration of this 8ha site (24acre) located in Brighton City Centre, to the east of the Station, was approved by Brighton & Hove City Council in September 2003. This gave consent for a mixed-use scheme including:

  • 355 residential units
  • Station car park
  • Sainsbury’s food store
  • Community facilities
  • Training centre
  • Offices and workspace
  • A new language school
  • Two hotels
  • Site of Nature Conservation Interest (Greenway)

Following the completion of the station car park in 2005, Sainsbury’s opened for trading in March 2007 and Bellerby’s Language College, located on Billinton Way, took occupation of their purpose built facilities in November 2007. The building has a floor area of 14,884 sq m that includes on site student accommodation, teaching facilities and state of the art library.

The 234 bedroom Jury’s Inn Hotel, located on Stroudley Road, opened in April 2008 and construction of the notably sustainable development of 172 flats, commercial office space and new community centre, known as, ‘One Brighton’, started in 2008. One Brighton is due for completion in 2010.

31 town houses and apartments, and 1100 sq m commercial office space, located on Gladstone Row, are now fully occupied.

The construction of the Northern Greenway, a publicly accessible site of nature conservation interest and park, is open to the public. This includes a new pedestrian link from New England Road to the centre of the New England Quarter, which will open up the Grade II listed viaduct to the public crossing New England Road.

Planning documents

You can read more about the planning and development of the area here.