Champ Donne
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Property name
Champ Donne
Location
Route de Trodez, St Ouen
Type of property
Described as a mid-19th century 'villa'
Valuations
The property sold for £1.29 million in 2015
Families associated with the property
- A'Court: Francis John A'Court (1918- ) was living here in 1940 when Hedley John A'Court of Longfields, St Ouen, made an application for his call-up for military service to be postponed. Also listed at Champ Donne the following year were Francis John's father John (1887- ), his brother Philip (1925- ) and his sister Edith. The Le Maistre family, who were related by marriage to the A'Courts, are also listed as living at Champ Donne during the German Occupation.
- Gallichan: Philippe Gallichan left Champ Donne to Philippe Nicolle Gallichan in his 1911 will
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
A mid-19th century villa, circa 1840 origins, with late 19th century upgrade which includes the highly ornate conservatories, extensions, rear, north stable range and the re-modelling of the main house facade. Re-used 17th century archway.
Notes and references
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This 17th century arch is not originally from Champ Donne -
One of the ornate Victorian conservatories
