No 25 Gloucester Street
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
25 Gloucester Street
Other names
Haddon House
Location
Gloucester Street, St Helier
Type of property
19th century town house
Valuations
Sold for £1.25 million in 2024
Families and businesses associated with the property
1941 registrations
- Elsie Louisa Le Rue (1895- ) and her daughter Annette Marett Le Rue (1926- ) were living here
Census returns
- 1851: Michael Hocquard, 52, house builder employing 12 men, Rachel, 48, Jane, 10
- 1871: Ann Youlton, 33, mariner's wife, James, John and William
- 1881: Susan Le Maistre, 33, tailoress; Lilly, 14, apprentice milliner. Robert Youlton, 65, ship owner; Ann, 46; Priscilla, Julie, William, Ernest
- 1891: Edward Lakeman, 27, Railway engineer; Julie, 28, tailoress; Henry, 5 months. Walter Youlton, 34, master mariner; Elise, 40; Walter, Bertha, Julia; Ann, 56, mother; William, 20 and Ernest, 12, brothers
- 1901: James Pearse, 50, mariner, Mary, 52; Percival, Reginald, Rosabella
Almanac listings
- 1874-1900: Captain R Youlton
- 1905-1915: J R Pearce
- 1920: Capt Petit
- 1925: C Renouf
- 1930: J M Le Rue
- 1935-1990: Haddon House Private Hotel
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
House with early 19th century origins, one of a group of seven, of streetscape significance as part of a terrace.
Part of a row of houses which are shown as partially completed on Jersey magazine map of 1810 - shown as completed on 1834 Le Gros map.
THree-bay, three-storey. Pitched roof with two dormers. Rendered with emphasised voussoirs for windows and ornate bracketed cills. Left hand side with rusticated quoins. Right hand gable abuts, and overlaps with Opera House. Door hood with corbel brackets. Upper floor likely later addition.
