No 40 David Place
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
40 David Place
Other names
Pembroke Lodge
Location
David Place, St Helier
Type of property
Mid-19th century town terrace house. Requisitioned by the Germans in November 1941
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families and businesses associated with the property
Occupation registrations
- Percy Le Hardy Hodgetts (1882- ) and his wife Gladys Pinel Hodgetts, née Anley (1884- ) were living here in 1941 before the property was requisitioned
Census returns
- 1861: George Mann, 45, general merchant; Margaret, 29
- 1871: Henry Pickering, 42, physician; Maria, 2
- 1881: Henry Sutcliff, 38, medical practitioner; Mary Jane, 35; Mary Elenore, 11; Catherine, 6
- 1891: William Sutcliffe, 48, GP; Mary, 45; Mary, 21; Florence Ahier, 18, servant
- 1901: Maxwell Le Cronier, 36, surgeon
Almanac listings
- 1874: Dr W Yates
- 1880-1895: Dr Sutcliffe
- 1886: Capt G Babot
- 1900-1915: Drs H and M Le Cronier
- 1925-1930: J P Mourant
- 1960-1980: W P King
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
A mid-late 19th century house which retains its historic character. Well proportioned frontage that is different from others in the street.
Mid-terrace, set back. Three-bay, two-storey with basement. Front elevation: Slate roof with small dormer. Stucco, ashlar effect with rusticated lintels. First floor two-pane timber sash windows. Ground floor eight-pane casement window flanked by narrower four-pane casements on either side. Stone steps lead up to door. Door is timber four-panel, top two glazed, with side lights and overlight consisting of seven arched segments with coloured glass. Steps down to basement. Rendered boundary wall, granite copings and iron railings which have been shortened.
