Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
19 Halkett Place
Other names
Renumbered in the 1890s
Location
Halkett Place, St Helier
Type of property
Town house and shop, for many years in the 20th century occupied by butcher J H Dewhurst
Valuations
Sold for £600,000 in 2006
Families and businesses associated with the property
- 1900 - De Veulle and Co
- 1910 - Nugerra Tea Company
- 1915 - Nelson and Sons
- 1920 - British and Artentine Meat Company
- 1930-1975 - J H Dewhurst
- 1980 - Street Wise
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
No 19 is of significance as an early 19th century shop with integral accommodation above retaining its original external form, scale and some historic details. This building, with its simplicity and elegant proportions, is a fine example of its period style. With its pair it contributes to the streetscape.
Early 19th century shop with integral accommodation above. Area of early development of Halkett Place circa 1825 associated with relocation of market. The building is shown on the 1834 Le Gros Map.
Shop with integral accommodation above; four-storey, three-bay. Roof hidden behind parapet. The principal (east) frontage is unusually constructed entirely in Flemish bond brickwork - now painted. Adjacent to south is separate entrance to upper floors with five-panel door and single-pane overlight.
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