Description

In the entry for

TQ 4109 NE LEWES STATION STREET
(west side)

15/450 Hammond & Sons
Warehouse

The address shall be amended to read

TQ 4109 NE LEWES STATION STREET
(west side)

15/450 No 16 (formerly known as
Hammond & Sons Warehouse

The first sentence of the description shall be amended to read "Maltings, then
warehouse, now 2 shops with offices."

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TQ 4109 NE LEWES STATION STREET
15/450 (west side)

Hammond & Sons Warehouse

II

Maltings, now watehouse, Early - mid C18, with later C19 facade.
Timber-framed with rendered front and red brick side walls. Curved
gable over front with canted wide central window on first floor flanked
by painted panels. Wide double early C20 shopfront on ground floor with
central paired doors. Very deep plain tiled roofs. Interiors 7 bay
timber-frame with possibly rebuilt kiln area to west. All timber of
heavy scantling pegged together. Square posts with heavy curved braces.
Until the early or mid C19 the Maltings for Beards Brewery but replaced
when the Castle Precincts maltings were built. The earliest surviving
maltings in Lewes.

Listing NGR: TQ4158609974

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26655763

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