La Gallierie
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Property name
La Gallierie
Location
Rue Belin, St Martin
Type of property
19th century farmhouse and outbuildings divided into residential units
Valuations
2 La Gallierie sold for £380,000 in 2002
Families associated with the property
- Renouf: In 1944 the Germans requisitioned part of La Gallierie's pasture land for the construction of a gun emplacement. Raymond George Renouf (1902- ) was living there with his wife Lilian, nee Payn (1902- ), daughter Marguerite Lilian (1927- ) and son John Raymond (1930- ). Raymond Renouf was the 2x great-grandson of Nicolas Renouf, who had alterations made to the house in 1815
Datestones
- NRN 1815 - For Nicolas Renouf, who appears to have had alterations made to the house in advance of his 1818 marriage to Jeanne Gaudin
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
The farmhouse retains its fine early 19th century stonework, its historic proportions and character and some historic features remain internally and externally. The small farm group retains its own integrity.
Early 18th century origins with 1815 alterations. Shown on the Richmond Map of 1795.
Two-storey, five -bay farmhouse with outbuildings at southeast corner.
