Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
Grosnez Farm
Other names
Grosnez House
Location
Route de Grosnez, St Ouen
Type of property
Farmhouse
Families associated with the property
- Vibert
- Le Feuvre: It is not entirely clear whether this was the same property, but in the 1901 census Edward Le Feuvre (1834- ) was shown farming at Groznez House, living with his wife Mary Ann, nee Vautier (1845- ) and their children Mary Ann (1866- ), Anna (1879- ), Francis (1876- ), Elvina (1880- ) and Rosa (1882- ). The census suggests that all the children were helping out on the farm
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
This mid-19th century farmhouse retains its exterior historic character. Main house with north stables/outbuildings and south outbuildings.
Main house: 2 storey 4 bay. Front (east) elevation: slate roof with stone chimneys. Rough dressed stone construction with date 1844 and rough dressed stone openings. Original 12 pane (6/6) timber windows without horns and a timber door with glazed overlight.
Rear (west) elevation: slate roof with tilt-lights. Squared stone construction with rough dressed openings. Large 20th century timber conservatory. North stable/outbuildings: single storey, 5 bay. Front (east) elevation: slate roof with cat-slide dormers and a brick bell canopy. Squared stone construction with nesting ledges and rough dressed openings.
Rear (west) elevation: matching but with 7 bays.
South outbuildings: comprising 2 attached-units (south outbuildings were renovated in recent years and turned into holiday accommodation, this necessitated the complete rebuilding of half of the structure). Single storey, 5 bay. Front (north) elevation: slate roof with 2 modern traditional-style dormers, tilt-light, and a stone chimney. Random stone construction with brick and dressed-stone openings.
Rear (south) elevation: matching.
