No 41 David Place
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
41 David Place
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 registrations
- In 1941 Joseph Albert Hodgeson (1876- ) was living here with his wife Florence Maud (1881- ) and daughters Enid May (1923- ) and Mavis Ellen (1917- )
Census returns
- 1871: Anne Beatson, 62, annuitant; Henrietta, 26; Alexander, 25. George Cockell, 44, coachman and waiter; Emma, 45, cook; George, 10, Joanna, 8, Frank, 4. Elizabeth Pouiade, 45, annuitant; Marie, 18, Emelie, 15
- 1881: John Alexandre, 45, ship's carpenter; Mary, 52; Julia Berger, 67, servant. John Halkett, 56, banker; Jane, 42. Frederick Chalmer, 43; Margaret, 32; Frederick, 9
- 1891: Samuel Bowles, 29, baker; Jane, 29; James Thomas, 25, brother
- 1901: Ann Gaudin, 79. Caroline Huelin, 59, letting apartments; Jane Huelin, sister, 56
Almanac listings
- 1874-1880: Mrs Alexandre, furnished apartments
- 1886: Mrs Gaudin. Miss E R Fauvel
- 1890-1900: Mrs G Gaudin. Mrs Renouf (1890), C Coutanche (1900)
- 1905: C H Fauvel
- 1910-1920: Dr A J Hitchcock
- 1925: Mrs Le Heron
- 1930-1950: A Hodgeson
- 1960: Miss Wyndham-Payne. Dr D Scott Warren
- 1970: D W Cross. Dr D Scott Warren. Dr Jennifer King. Dr D Snell
- 1980: Dr D Scott Warren. Dr C Barrett. Dr M Young
- 1990: Doctors' surgery
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Part of a well-preserved group of circa 1850 buildings. Contributes to streetscape character. Interior characteristics maintained.
Mid-terrace set back. Two-bay, two-storey with basement. Slate roof with small box dormer, rendered chimney. Front elevation: Stucco. Windows are two-pane timber sash with rounded top corners. Shares three-column porch with No 39 with Ionic order columns and dentilled cornice. Door is four-panel, the top two glazed with single pane overlight. Rendered boundary wall, granite copings, iron railings and gate.
