At the time of writing Sussex House is the most recently refurbished modern commercial building within Chichester’s Ancient City Walls.
The building is a mixture of ground floor retail properties including 25 and 26 North Street, together with 9, 10, & 11 Crane Street.
12 Crane Street is the address of the 5 Suites of newly refurbished contemporary office spaces arranged over the first and second floors.
The building was originally constructed in the 1960’s. At the same time Crane Street was widened to improve its appeal as a pedestrian shopping area.
For many years the office spaces on the first and second floors were home the West Sussex County Council and in later years this included a direct data link to the offices in County Hall.
Today Sussex House is home to a professional community with a vision for working and living in the Chichester District.
The ground floor incorporates food, hairdressing, fashion and a pub while the upper floors are home to architects, a coworking and meeting space.
If you would like to know more about becoming a member of the coworking community please contact Rume2 directly or to enquire about the remaining available office suite please contact Vail Williams
Sussex House looking down Crane Street 
Suite 4 after refurbishment, now home to coworking community Rume2 
A statement environment for a professional firm 
A professional welcome to 5 contemporary office suites 
STUNNING FACILITY: Vail Williams Partner Russell Mogridge with Libby Carpenter, who utilises Rume2’s facilities and supports founders Lucy Legg-Willis and Rosie Freshwater at Sussex House, Chichester 
Russell Mogridge, right, with James Wells, whose RIBA chartered practice was instrumental in the refurbishment of Sussex House, Chichester 
Open plan, light and airy accommodation 
Suite kitchen with Quooker hot water tap 
Super loos 
Sussex House during 2017 Refurbishment 
The Escapist pub 
Office suite prior to fit-out 
Crane Street 
Minerva Mural on the corner of North Street and Crane Street