Lewes Flea Market

Amazing flea market full of vintage treasures. The prices are really good and the quality of the product is also amazing. Always find something I want every time I visit!

We could have spent all day there, so many unusual items and all affordable Some very unusual door furniture

Lovely place to explore antiques , lot of collection. Would highly recommend.

Real bargains to be had here! Lewes has lost quite a few antique shops, there are notably less than there used to be but this place is very reasonably priced.

This place is a hidden gem, really worth a visit.

A huge array of all sorts of antiques, including some very quirky and interesting bits and pieces. Fun to look around and some good finds.

Not sure why it's called a 'flea market' as it is definately more of an antique store. Found some really interesting things inside but felt uncomfortable upstairs as when I was alone there I could feel another presence.

Cracking place to visit! Friendly staff and plenty of quality stuff. You could quite easily spend a lot of time walking around!

There isn't much you can't get in here, in the way of oddnsods, bitsnbobs, trinkets and TRAUMAS if you're clumsy and reckless with your bag!!! As I well know.. I like to collect cups/saucers and there is a great supply to be had here. Prices vary, depends what you want. Parking very good nearby, if not full up..

Lewes reminds me of a cove, or a beach, where the detritus of ages seems to wash up and collect like driftwood into the numerous antique shops/flea markets/dress agencies/second hand book shops, and so forth. It seems like no one in Lewes ever throws anything away, they just covet it until it gets old enough and then they put it up for sale. The Lewes Flea Market has a similar feel to the Church Hill Antiques centre; set in a building that looks like it may once have been a chapel or something, there are rows and rows of stalls selling small antiques and retro bits and pieces. I'd say that overall the stuff in the Lewes Flea Market a bit more 'junky' than the stuff in Church Hill Antiques, although I mean that in a nice way. They jewellery seems to be, overall, slightly lower quality, and there are more bits of toot, like plastic ornaments and so forth. However, it is huge - there are two floors, and lots of little nooks and crannies. You walk past a corridor lined with books in order to get to a room round the back with large objects and furniture in it, which has two old bicycles strung up from the ceiling. It's very interesting to have a ferret about it. The proliferation of shops like this mean you could very easily live your entire life in Lewes never buying anything new.

Lewes flea market is veritable treasure trove of unusual items from furniture and ornaments for your home to statues for the garden to music instruments. You're bound to walk away with something you never even thought about, although even if you don't its fun to look around and admire the items on display.