Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
Beau Vallon
Location
Mont de La Rosiere, St Saviour
Type of property
Historic farmstead of 18th century origins, now divided into four separate homes. Part used as holiday apartments
Valuations
The property does not appear in the database of Jersey transactions
Families associated with the property
Datestones
- 17PLBT EFB70 - For Philippe Le Breton and Elizabeth Forbit married in St Saviour on 17 December 1733
- PLBT SPC 1816 - For Philippe Le Breton (1784- ), grandson of above, and Susanne Perchard, married in St Saviour on 26 January 1814
- 18PLBT♥♥JLM40 - For Philippe Le Breton, son of above, and Jeanne Le Maistre, married in St Helier on 4 July 1839
- PLBT♥♥JLM 1841 - For Philippe Le Breton and Jeanne Le Maistre
- 19JLGB AMM36 - For John Lewis Gibaut (1911- ) farmer, son of John Huelin Gibaut, and Annie Mary Monett (1908- ), [1] who married in St Martin in 1936
- 18 RBLC♥ESA96 - No Interpretation
- 19ADW MLP66 - For Anthony Douglas Williams and Marian Louise Perrée
- 19CSMcC SPW98 - No interpretation
- AJJ CLW 1991 - At Le Cochonnet
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
This farm group, of 18th and 19th century origins, sits comfortably on the valley side and retains its historic character and many features. The farmhouse is shown on the Richmond Map of 1795. Mainly 19th century farm outbuildings set around enclosed courtyard. Converted into residential. Now sub-divided into four separate properties - Beau Vallon, Beau Vallon Ouest, The Hayloft and Le Cochonnet.
A crystal radio in a Tanda Matta cigar box was discovered in the bakehouse chimney.
Old Jersey Houses
Despite its age this property is not included in either volume
Notes and references
- ↑ Not Mallet as shown in the HER listing
