Sussex County Cricket Club Eaton Rd

Located on Eaton Road, the premises sit on the Ground Floor of The Tate Office Building which offers 9,902 sq ft (920 m2) of Grade A office/medical accommodation, positioned at the main entrance to the 1st Central County Ground, and adjacent to the highly successful Tate Residences development comprising 37 luxurious residential apartments. Founded in 1839, Sussex County Cricket Club has played at this historic ground since 1872 and remains the home of the oldest county cricket club in England. In addition to summer fixtures, the club hosts a variety of high-profile events throughout the year, making it a vibrant, well-visited venue. Hove is a lively, densely populated residential area and Church Road, to the south, serves as the main commercial artery, linking Western Road and New Church Road. It is home to a range of well-known businesses, including Baked Cafe, Fatto A Mano Pizza, and Mulberry General Store, as well as various local estate agents, independent restaurants, and speciality retail shops. Hove Station is just a 15-minute walk (0.8 miles) from the building, offering regular direct train services to London Victoria (80 minutes), Gatwick (30 minutes), and up to six trains per hour to Worthing (16 minutes), Portsmouth (60 minutes), and Eastbourne (56 minutes). The A27 and A23 are easily accessible by car, and public transport links within the city are frequent and reliable.