Many have been repurposed as commercial properties, and always draw interest from the portfolio holders of major companies seeking an original environment as an office or HQ.
Two are just in the process of coming onto the market and agents, Lawson Commercial, expect interest to be formidable.
The first is the Roller Mill sited on the River Uck. This is a Grade II Listed former mill dating back to the early 19th century. It extends to four storeys. Chris Lawson said: "When it was marketed as an investment it failed to sell. However one of the tenants has now left so there's an opportunity to acquire a freehold office building with vacant possession. We've been appointed sole agents to market the mill buildings.
"If someone wants a rather unique character property it ticks lots of boxes. It's available at quite a competitive price of £395,000. "
Second building on offer to a potential client is 117-119, The Broadway, Uckfield's only building used as a club which currently only operates on Friday and Saturday evenings. The flat-fronted Georgian appearance lends itself to an historic section of the High Street.
Chris Lawson says: "The current occupier is now renewing the lease and the landlord is looking for a new occupier. It doesn't have to be a club. It would lend itself to a restaurant which it was many years ago before it became a club. It is very spacious inside and has a great walled garden."