La Carrellerie
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
La Carrellerie
Location
Rue des Niemes, St Peter
Type of property
Three-bedroom country cottage
Valuations
No recent sale. Offered to rent in 2025 at £4,000 a month
Families associated with the property
- Carrel: Family after which the property was named
- Le Feuvre: Owned by the Le Feuvre family, which owned the adjoining Les Niemes, in the 19th century and, in a female line, to the present day. George William Le Feuvre (1800-1842) (St P), his wife Jane, nee Le Brocq, and their sons George William and Henry John lived here
- Le Cappelain: Susanne Le Cappelain, daughter of Elie, was living here when she died at the age of 66 in 1912
- Routier: Francis Routier lived here as a tenant before evacuating before the German Occupation
Datestones
- ECR 1727 Stone lintel over the front door for Etienne Carrel
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
This house, with 17th century origins, retains some its original external stonework. Only part of the house remains and the interest is compromised by the loss of its two western bays, and replacement with new extensions. The property is shown on the Richmond Map of 1795.
It is considered to originate in 17th century, but only the three eastern bays remain. House, two-storey, three-bay (originally five) with 20th century wings to east and west. Pantile roof, stone chimney on east gable. Walls coursed rubble with lengthened six-stone window openings.
Old Jersey Houses
Not included, despite its age
