Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
Grouville Rectory
Location
Rue a Don, Grouville
Type of property
Parish rectory
Families associated with the property
- Valpy: In 1941 John Hooper Valpy (1874- ) was the Rector, living here with his wife Marguerite, nee Fauvel (1881- ), and sons John Charles Kenneth Hooper (1913- ) and Peter Andrew Hooper (1915- )
Datestones
IHP FAM CW 1775 - For Jean Hooper and François Amy, churchwardens 1933 AWF LdCM CW - For Arthur Winter Falle and L de Carteret Malet, churchwardens
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Good example of 18th century rectory, with interesting outbuildings. Shown on the Richmond Map of 1795.
Detached, two-storey, five-bay, double pile. Pitched slate parallel roofs, double ridge, central valley, two granite chimneys with dripstones, 2 rendered chimneys.
At rear yard: bakehouse, adjacent to road, random granite, pantile roof, probably early 19th century with late 19th century brick additions.
Low granite wall, iron gates to front garden and rear yard.
Central entrance with secondary half glazed double doors, sidelights and overlight to the hallway. Open stair to the attic with painted stick balusters. Three fielded panel doors of late 18th century type.
