La Chasse, Route de St Jean

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La Chasse, St John


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Property name

La Chasse

Other names

La Chasse Cottage

Location

Grande Route de St Jean

Type of property

19th century farmhouse and outbuildings with evidence of earlier buildings

Valuations

The property sold for £535,715 in 2014

Families associated with the property

Datestones

Historic Environment Record entry

Listed building

Farmhouse and farm buildings retaining original features, with evidence of earlier property on the site, including datestones and Jersey round arch.

Mid-late 19th century with evidence of earlier building. Three-bay, two-storey house with two-storey, two-bay wing on the west, single bay wing on the east. Two-storey L-shape farm buildings form yard on the north side. Remains of pigsties to the north with chamfered lintels.

Eleven-stone ‘Jersey Arch’ built into north wall of farm buildings with inscription on the keystone. This arch is probably reused from an earlier house which stood in field 1070a. Chamfered window surrounds from earlier house built into pigsties. Gate posts with inscription.

Old Jersey Houses

Although three of the datestones are included in the list in Volume Two, the property does not otherwise feature

Notes and references

  1. Displaced lintel from the original house demolished in the 1840s. Marguerite was Pierre's second wife and mother of all his six children
  2. Displaced lintel from the original house demolished in the 1840s
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