No 19 Don Street
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
5 Don Street
Other names
Nyth Bran Guest House - late 1950s
Location
Don Street, St Helier
Type of property
Mid-19th century town house
Valuations
Sold for £406,000 in 2008
Families and businesses associated with the property
Occupation regostrations
- In 1941 Reginald Philip Nolais (1896- ) and his wife Marjories, née Le Quesne (1896- ) were living here
Census returns
- 1861-1871: Jacob Sinnatt, 65, undertaker; Mary Ann, 52; Maria, 32, dressmaker; Emmeline, 11. Eliza Gevaudon, 33, dressmaker
- 1881: Frederick Amy, 29, shipwright; Jane, 30; Annie, 3; Gertrude, 2; Florence, 9 months. Rosalie Helene, 45, tailoress; Charles, 11; Annie, 19, tailoress
- 1891: R Taylor, 64, retired schoolmaster
- 1901: Jane Amy, 49; Annie, 22, dressmaker. Annie Hampton, 66, own means; Annie, 13, granddaughter
Almanac listings
- 1874: H Guest
- 1880: Miss Fouguereau, dressmaker
- 1886: J F Watton. Mrs Pacquet. Mrs F J Amy. Miss McGown. Philip Le Sueur
- 1890: Miss McGown
- 1895-1900: Mrs F J Amy
- 1905: Sergeant Hodder
- 1910: Mrs F J Amy. Mrs Hampton
- 1920: Mrs F J Amy. Miss A Amy. R de La Mothe
- 1925: R Nolais. Mrs Macready
- 1930-1965: R Nolais. Varney's Garage
- 1970: Office Supplies. Valentine Garage
- 1980: Office Supplies. Ching and Co
- 1990: Office Supplies
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
An individual mid-19th century house retaining historic character and original features.
Three-storey, three-bay with entrance at side. Rendered chimney. Front elevation rendered to keystone effect. Seven 12-pane and one two-pane timber frame sashes. Six-panel timber door with four glazed upper panels and overlight with partial stained glass margin lights.
