Highfield Farm, Tr
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
Highfield Farm
Other names
- Highfield
Location
Route de la Trinite
Type of property
Farmhouse with 17th century origins
Valuations
The property was sold for £1.8 million in 2017 - with the outbuildings, conservatory, ladders spaces, yard and stacking place dependant to the house. The gardens and the remainder of the piece of land known as Clos du Menage (all now joining together and forming one piece), with the swimming pool and pool house established on part of those gardens. Also a piece of woodland formerly part of Trinity Manor
Families connected with the property
Datestones
- CQR ♥ IAM 1748 For Clement Querée and Jeanne Amy, who married in Grouville in 1711
- EQR ♥ SB 1818 For Elie Querée, great-grandson of the above, and Susanne Brée, both of Grouville, married in St Helier on 26 December 1807. On rear extension. Formerly at Boulivot, Grouville
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Main house two-storey, six-bay. Much altered but some evidence of early property. Gable kneeler to east end dated 1677 (or 1699). In the west ground floor room there is a beam which forks into the north wall. Several niches and blocked windows. Unusual aperture which may be one of the few examples of an opening in the kitchen wall through which waste and scraps could be thrown into the farmyard. [1] Shown on the Richmond Map of 1795.
Old Jersey Houses
- "Were it not for the gable stone dated 1677 on the roadside, one would not expect to find traces of an old house here."
Notes and references
- ↑ A supposition copied from Old Jersey Houses
