East Sussex Aluminium Windows and Doors

East Sussex has a huge range of period properties with unique design features, meaning we at The Heritage Window Company have our work cut out for us!

We’ve helped homeowners across the region to do their homes justice, thanks to our extensive range of customisable aluminium windows and doors.

Aluminium windows and doors in East Sussex

Home to some of the richest and most historic housing stocks in southern England, East Sussex contains everything from medieval timber-framed houses to Victorian seaside villas, early Modernist homes and more.

Eastbourne and Hastings each bring their own unique form of heritage character, despite developing just twenty miles apart.

Aluminium windows

Elevate your East Sussex home’s exterior with our range of timeless, robust aluminium windows.

Sash windows, curved windows and more are also available.

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Secondary glazing

Upgrade your home’s thermal efficiency with the addition of non-invasive secondary glazing – perfect for listed buildings.

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Aluminium doors

Combining aesthetics and performance, our aluminium doors make for the ultimate addition to your East Sussex home.

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Patio doors

Link your home’s interior and exterior with our custom-fitted range of patio doors.

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Internal glazing

Get the open-plan look in your home, while revelling in natural light with our range of internal glazing.

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Roof lanterns

An elegant, energy-efficient way to improve natural light intake in your home. Enjoy comfortable, glare-free living with our bespoke roof lanterns.

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Heritage buildings in Eastbourne and Hastings

Eastbourne’s unique heritage building stock lies in the fact that the bulk of the city today stems from a planned Victorian resort, rather than an ancient town that slowly expanded.

Victorian villas therefore make up the largest component of the city’s period buildings, with redbrick, decorative stone and elaborate porches very common.

However, in the Old Town, which dates back to the 12th century, you can find flint cottages, timber-framed buildings, Georgian houses and an enduring medieval street pattern.

Meanwhile, Hastings grew more organically over the course of nearly a thousand years, with a varied housing stock reflecting that fact. From weatherboard cottages and Georgian merchants’ houses to the grand stucco terraces of St. Leonards-on-Sea, the town has a strong mix of housing types and styles.

About the East Sussex area

The East Sussex region has long been famed for its history – with the Battle of 1066 taking place here, in Hastings. Nowadays, however, the town offers much more than just historical significance with a strong fishing tradition, as well as a thriving local arts community.

Meanwhile, the quiet coastal resort of Eastbourne officially holds the title of ‘Britain’s sunniest town’, and enjoys this as much as possible! Several miles of seafront promenade, elegant period architecture and a relaxed, refined feel all combine to make Eastbourne a wonderful place to both visit and live.

Eastbourne is home to spectacular chalk cliffs and a range of stunning coastal walks, at Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters.

The area is also home to bohemian Brighton, home to key attractions like the Palace Pier, Royal Pavilion and some of Britain’s best-loved nightlife.

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