La Guillerie
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Historic Jersey buildings
 A photograph of the property in 1980
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Property name
La Guillerie
Location
Route de Trodez, St Ouen
Type of property
Mid-19th century country house., thought to have been built between 1824 and 1841. Commandeered by the Germans during the Occupation and used a a casualty clearing centre.
In 1947 Mrs Lydia Ann Slous made a claim for wartime damage. She died before the claim could be processed. Damage to her property was estimated at over £800 but the claim was reduced to £85
Valuations
Sold for £1 million in 2003
Families associated with the property
- du Heaume - Originally owned by the du Heaume family
- Vautier - Passed down from generation to generation of the Vautier family
- Bailhache Owned by this family and then the Slous family by marriage
- Slous - Mrs L A Slous was living here before the Germans evicted her, and made a claim for damage to her property after the Occupation.
Historic Environment Record entry
Apparently not a listed building, despite its age. Described as a mid 19th century five-bay, two-storey house, double-pile plan. Hipped slate roof with paired chimneys on both sides. Stucco with quoin bands.
From a World War Two reconnaisance photograph
