No 24 David Place
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
24 David Place
Other names
- Oxford Terrace (in 1851 census, together with Nos 22 and 26)
- Capri Guest House - 1980s
Location
David Place, St Helier
Type of property
Mid-19th century town terrace house.
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families and businesses associated with the property
Occupation registration
In 1941 Joseph Nicholson Finney (1890- ) and his wife May Ruby, née Bouchére (1888- ) were living here
Census returns
- 1851: Oxford Terrace: Victor Le Cordier, 62, fund holder; Josephine, 55; Leopold, 36, professor of drawing and painting
- 1871: John Alexander, 34, ship's carpenter; Mary Ann, 40. Lucy Phillis Duckett, 45, independent; William, 19, military cadet; Elizabeth Mary, 16, Lucy Anne, 15, Mary, 13. Julia Fletcher, 38; Charles, 7
- 1881: Selina De La Perrelle, 33, lodging house keeper; John, 10
- 1891: Malcolm Drummond, 14; Colin, brother, 7. John Guillard, 30, builder; Laura, 33
Almanac listings
- 1886-1890: Mrs Plymen
- 1895: Philip Labey
- 1900:Mrs Poingdestre. Mrs Cull
- 1905: E J Horton
- 1920:Mrs Jeffson. Mrs Phillips
- 1930-1940: J N Finney
- 1950: Dr L L Ratazzi
- 1960: C J Poree
- 1970: R A Poree
- 1980: Capri Guest House
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Mid-19th century house which retains its historic character, and is of streetscape and group value.
Mid-terrace set back from road. Two-bay, three-storey. Front elevation: Slate roof, box dormer along width, rendered chimney. Ashlar effect stucco. First and second floor windows are 12-pane timber sash without horns. Ground floor sash window has narrower panes at side. Door is four-panel timber, top two glazed and single pane overlight. Stone boundary wall, granite coping, iron raings and gate.
