The former gas holder site in Seaford, East Sussex, is a cleared and levelled area with a mix of concrete and hardcore surfaces, surrounded by metal wire fencing. The site totals approximately 0.34 acres or 3,399.7 sq m and is available for immediate occupation for open storage or alternative uses/development, subject to necessary consents. The site is located near Seaford train station, which is the terminus of the Seaford Branch Line, offering regular trains to Brighton via Lewes. The town of Seaford is easily accessible via Blatchington Road, with the A27 motorway just an 8-mile drive away, providing connections to London and Portsmouth. The site is also close to local bus routes and is within driving distance to Brighton and Eastbourne.