5 De Warrenne Road, Lewes:
Part of the Wallands Park Estate
Planning applications:
Plan of Freehold Building Land comprising the remaining portions of the Wallands Park Estate, Lewes, Sussex
ADA/ACC2933/1/6/2 · 29 Sep 1905 · East Sussex Record Office
Plan to deed dated 29 Sep 1905 (SX 2017); includes Prince Edwards Road, King Henrys Road, De Warrenne Road, Gundreda Road, Ferrers Road, Fitzjohns Road, De Clares Road, Leicester Road, and Valence Road
Stable and coach house, 18 De Warrenne Road (sic), Lewes for Henry Long Woodroffe, High Street, Lewes, wine merchant by Samuel Denman, 26 Queens Road, Brighton, architect
DL/A/25/95 · 4 Apr 1894 East Sussex Record Office
For 18 De Warrenne Road read 18 King Henry's Road. No.18's original boundary extended fully half the length of De Warrenne Road.
This was the site of the stable and coach house, for Highfield House (otherwise 18 King Henry's Road) for which plans were submitted in 1894.
40 years ago (early 1980s), some of us can remember this as a 'corner shop' with an entrance in De Warrenne Road. The planning application below shows that the stables had already been converted twenty years before that.
Planning application:
Ref. No: N/64/2165/5565
Alterations to shop: 5 De Warrenne Road Lewes East Sussex BN7 1BP. Approved
Planning application:
Ref. No: LW/84/1659 01 Sep 1984
Change of use and conversion of stores into dwelling house.
5 De Warrenne Road Lewes East Sussex BN7 1BP. Approved.
Plan of Freehold Building Land comprising the remaining portions of the Wallands Park Estate, Lewes, Sussex
ADA/ACC2933/1/6/2 · 29 Sep 1905 · East Sussex Record Office
Plan to deed dated 29 Sep 1905 (SX 2017); includes Prince Edwards Road, King Henrys Road, De Warrenne Road, Gundreda Road, Ferrers Road, Fitzjohns Road, De Clares Road, Leicester Road, and Valence Road
Stable and coach house, 18 De Warrenne Road (sic), Lewes for Henry Long Woodroffe, High Street, Lewes, wine merchant by Samuel Denman, 26 Queens Road, Brighton, architect
DL/A/25/95 · 4 Apr 1894 East Sussex Record Office
For 18 De Warrenne Road read 18 King Henry's Road. No.18's original boundary extended fully half the length of De Warrenne Road.
This was the site of the stable and coach house, for Highfield House (otherwise 18 King Henry's Road) for which plans were submitted in 1894.
40 years ago (early 1980s), some of us can remember this as a 'corner shop' with an entrance in De Warrenne Road. The planning application below shows that the stables had already been converted twenty years before that.
Planning application:
Ref. No: N/64/2165/5565
Alterations to shop: 5 De Warrenne Road Lewes East Sussex BN7 1BP. Approved
Planning application:
Ref. No: LW/84/1659 01 Sep 1984
Change of use and conversion of stores into dwelling house.
5 De Warrenne Road Lewes East Sussex BN7 1BP. Approved.
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