Beau Reveil

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Beau Reveil, St John


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Property name

Beau Reveil

Location

Route des Issues, St John

Type of property

Early 20th century rural house built with a variety of granite

Valuations

No recent transactions

Families associated with the property

Historic Environment Record entry

Listed building

Early 1900s rural house retaining original exterior features and character, utilising an unusually wide variety of stone. House circa 1900-1914.

The use of different coloured granites is of particular interest. A Mr Hacquoil married a Miss Sarre [1], whose family at the time worked and owned the Mont Mado Quarry, and the house is a good example of the various colours of stone quarried at the time.

Two-storey, three-bay house, single storey wing to east, small single storey wing to west.

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Notes and references

  1. Probably John Hacquoil and Nancy Sarre, who married in St Mary in 1890
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