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Property name
Pied de la Rue [1]
Location
Grande Route de St Clement, St Clement
Type of property
Farm with 17th century origins
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families associated with the property
- L'Hermite: In 1941 Francis Joseph L'Hermite (1880- ) and his wife Augustine Elise, nee Le Couillard (1888- ) were living here.
- Hebert: Also living here in 1941 were Charles George Pierre Hebert (1905- ), his wife Marguerite Christine, nee Le Signe (1906- ) and their children Charles Paul Aimable and Rosemary Marguerite
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
An unusual linear farmstead: Two-storey, eight-bay with outbuilding attached in line to east. With circa 1600 origins and 18th and 19th century phases, retaining many notable features.
Emulates Georgian fashion but with a continuing local character.
Shown on the Richmond Map of 1795.
John McCormack in Channel Islands Houses suggests the property may have a medieval ancestry.
The house has been owned by the McMullon family since 1796. [2]
The interior of the property retains much of its historic structure and interesting features from various phases of its history. The ground floor east room has an early granite fireplace with chamfered upright, converted to a smaller opening with Victorian brick surround.
Old Jersey Houses
Despite its obvious antiquity, this property does not feature in either volume
Notes and references
- ↑ Translates as 'bottom of the road'
- ↑ This statement is a complete mystery because the family name appears to be unknown in Jersey. There are no church records in our database, no records in the Jersey Heritage website, no family trees online, for this name. Searching with the alternative spelling of McMullen reveals two baptisms in Jersey in the 19th century, but nothing else
