No 19 David Place
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
19 David Place
Location
David Place, St Helier
Type of property
Shop with residential accommodation. Added to No 21 by Francis de Faye's pharmacy and water bottling business
Valuations
- The ground floor shops at No 19 and 21 have been offered at £415,000 (flying freehold)
Families and businesses associated with the property
- In his 1907 will pharmacist Francis George de Faye left No 19 to Francis John de Faye, Philip Louis de Faye and William Eugene de Faye
'Occupation registrations
- In 1941 Philip John de Gruchy (1872- ) and his daughter Joan Margaret (1919- ) were living here
Census returns
- 1861: Harriet Grant, 32, fundholder; William, 21, Maude, 15, Ann, 11, Alice, 9, Ernest, 4, Adolphus, 3
- 1871-1881: Robert Feltham, 58, dentist; Bridget, 49; Robert, 9, Louisa, 7, Owen, 5, Emily, 3; Robert, 19, nephew, articled dentist
- 1891: Frederick de Gruchy, 28, tobacconist; Georgiana, 25; Frederick, 11; John Vernon de Gruchy, brother
Almanac listings
- 1874-1890: D R Feltham, dentist
- 1895: Mrs Guille, Mrs Sibley
- 1905: Mrs Sharland. Mrs Watts
- 1910: Mrs Sharland. G R Priestwood
- 1915: Miss A M Langlois
- 1930-1940: Midland Bank. J W Thelland
- 1950-1960: F G de Faye
- 1970-1980: Elle
- 1990: Henley Allen Gallery
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Mid-19th century shop which retains its historic character. Group value of terrace.
Mid terrace set back from pavement with open forecourt. Three-bay two-storey, stucco ashlar effect. Front elevaton: Slate roof with two roof lights. String course above first floor windows. Ground floor timber shop front with paired pilasters, matching No 21, tqo panes of glazing at front and one to side, single panel shop door set back, with overlight.
Granite steps up to door at side, accessing upper residential floor, which is six-panel with single pane toplight. Boundary wall removed to form forecourt, old copings set in paving. Rear elevation: Slate roof, box dormer. Single pitch roof extension on south side. Rendered finish. First floor windows are 12-pane timber sashes.
