No 1 Cheapside
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
1-3 Cheapside
Location
Cheapside, St Helier
Type of property
Town houses and shops, occupied for over half a century by pork butcher, James Cory
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families and businesses associated with the property
Almanac listings
- 1874-1925: James Cory, pork butcher
- 1930: F C Sinel
- 1935-1940: Guise Brothers
- 1950-1965: R J Tanner
- 1975-1990: Mericks Meat Company
Census returns
- 1861: No 1, Barnett Levy, pawnbroker, 64; wife, Sarah, 62; and servant Elizabeth Gilbert
- 1871: No 1, James Cory, 50, master pork butcher; wife Mary, 50; Louisa, 25; Alice, 21; Robert, 17; James, 4. No 3, George Cooper, 69, retired linen draper; wife Elizabeth, 70
- 1881: No 1, James and Mary Cory; widowed daughter Mary Coutanche, 36; James. No 3, Dressmakers Esther Norman, 62; Caroline, 27, niece
- 1891: No 1, James and Mary Cory, Mary Coutanche. No 3, Mary Ann Grey, 79
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
A row of mid-19th century town shops, substantially refurbished circa 2000. Retains interesting carved granite street plaque 'CHEAPSIDE' on corner.
Corner plot, two-storey with attic, seven-bay. Slate roof, rendered facade, granite quoins. Front: six roof dormers, three with bargeboards and finials, all with crested ridge tiles and two- pane sash windows with horns, one roof light. First floor: sash windows with horns and two windows which are groups of three two-pane sashes with horns. Ground floor shop front: pilaster style door and window cases in two sections of the facade. One four-panel door with glazed upper panels and glazed overlight.
