This distinctive period property, originally the Co-Op Dairy and later serving as the Wallis & Wallis Arms Auction House, presents a remarkable opportunity for redevelopment. It features two spacious showrooms with galleried areas, vaulted office ceilings, charming bay windows, and an eye-catching clock tower, all of which embody its historical significance. With existing commercial permissions for a ground floor retail unit (approximately 645 sq ft) and lower ground accommodation (approximately 1,160 sq ft), this site is ideally positioned for commercial enterprise or gallery use, conveniently located opposite a public car park. Furthermore, full planning permission has been granted to convert the building into six residential units — five uniquely designed apartments and one affordable unit — making it an attractive investment potential in the heart of Lewes. The property also includes allocated parking spaces and provision for a communal sedum roof terrace that could enhance its appeal. Located within walking distance from local amenities and transport links to London and Brighton, this building offers both historic charm and prime development prospects.
