No 17 David Place
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Property name
17 David Place
Other names
Backs on to 21-23 Aspley Road
Location
David Place, St Helier
Type of property
Georgian town terrace house. Requisitioned by German forces in 1941
Valuations
Divided into freehold flats. Sales between £83,000 in 2001 and £360,000 in 2020
Families and businesses associated with the property
Built in 1830s by John Creagh, as part of terrace from No 9 to No 17
Census returns
- 1861: Philippe Le Sueur, 52, architect; Esther, 48; Philip, 28, merchant; Ann, 22, Louisa, 18, George, 16, Alice, 13, Elvina, 11, Mary, 9, Alma, 6, Alderina, 4,; Ann, 29, niece
- 1871: Augustus Le Rossignol, 29, surgeon; Ann, 69, mother; Anne, 33, sister; Eliza Blampied, 19, servant
- 1881: Augustin Le Rossignol, 39, general practitioner; Edith, 36; Austin, 2; Herbert, 1; Elsie, 1 month
- 1891: Edward Falle, 88, retired clergyman
- 1901: Frank Parlett, 35, dental surgeon
Almanac listings
- 1874-1880: Doctor Hooper. Dr Le Rossignol
- 1886-1900: Rev E Falle
- 1905: F Parlett
- 1910-1920: Mrs F N and Miss C de Quetteville
- 1930: F Padgett
- 1940: G T Trump
- 1950: Dr J E Lewis. Dr J M Thompson
- 1960: Dr J E Lewis. Dr D Fullerton. H and P Baden Powell
- 1970: E W Ebery, architect
- 1980: Mrs Bougeard. J Lewis. P Roberts. A Ozouf. David Place Beauty Clinic. F J Overseas Homes
- 1990: David Place Beauty Clinic
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
An individual mid-19th century property forming part of a terrace.
Built between 1835 and 1842 by John Creagh. Mid terrace, set back. Five-bay, two-storey. Stucco. Front elevation: Slate roof, three pitched roof dormers with decorative bargeboards, side glazing and two-pane sash window. Two chimneys. Symmetrical facade with the bays on either side set back and picked out by rusticated quoins. Two-pane sash windows with horns. Doors on either side are set back behind a round arch built in porch. Doors are four-panel, the top two being glazed, with top and side lights. Rendered boundary wall, iron railings and gates.
