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Designed by noted local architect Henry Ward and constructed in 1900, this landmark building is of red brick with painted stone dressings. Described by Antram in Buildings of England as ‘on an urban scale and quite flamboyant with its corner turret, keyed window surrounds and pair of canted stone oriels beneath a half-timbered gable.
Designed by noted local architect Henry Ward and constructed in 1900, this landmark building is of red brick with painted stone dressings. Described by Antram in Buildings of England as ‘on an urban scale and quite flamboyant with its corner turret, keyed window surrounds and pair of canted stone oriels beneath a half-timbered gable.



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Sussex House, 33 Ninfield Road
LL ref: 182
Start date: 1900
Architect: Henry Ward
Builder: unknown
Original use: Hotel
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Designed by noted local architect Henry Ward and constructed in 1900, this landmark building is of red brick with painted stone dressings. Described by Antram in Buildings of England as ‘on an urban scale and quite flamboyant with its corner turret, keyed window surrounds and pair of canted stone oriels beneath a half-timbered gable.

Henry Ward (1852-1927) also designed Bexhill Town Hall listed in 2022, URC Hastings Cambridge Road listed in 2010, Hastings Town Hall listed in 1999 and South Street Free Church Eastbourne listed in 2009.