No 46 David Place
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
46 David Place
Other names
Eagle Terrace
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
- John Phillips built the property in the 1840s
Occupation registrations
The following people were living here in 1941:
- Emma Sarah Mackenzie, nèe Bostock (1868- )
- Arthur Plant (1877- ), his wife Amy, née Marshall (1886- ) and their daughter Kathleen Amy Plant (1913- )
- Julia Tytherleigh (1879- )
Census returns
- 1871: Frederick Carrel, 40, merchant and shipowner; Louisa, 31; Frederick, 11
- 1881: Susan Bariere, 72, annuitant
- 1891: Henry Taylor, 43, surgeon; Ann, 45
- 1901: Edward Sullivan, 38, GP Marguerite, 33; Marguerite, 4 months; Elizabeth Pitman, 45 and Ellen Aubert, 19, servants
Almanac listings
- 1874: F Carrel, wine and spirit merchant
- 1886-1890: Mrs Houghton
- 1895: Dr H C Taylor
- 1900: Dr E Sullivan
- 1910: Dr M Moffatt
- 1930-1940: Arthur Plant. Mrs Bevis
- 1960: T Andrews. R A Le Gallais
- 1970: T Andrews. R E J Foster. K Paddock
- 1980: A Brown. G Brewer
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Group value as part of Eagle Terrace, which was built by John Phillips in 1840s, but with a substantially remodelled late Victorian exterior in the classical style.
Three-bay, three-storey with basement. Front elevation: Slate roof. Substantially remodelled in the classical style with rusticated banded stucco, balcony to first floor level and moulded window surrounds. French windows on ground floor. Ground floor bay window and integrated porch with garlanded Ionic pilasters. Door set in panelled reveal. Four-panel timber door with roll moulding down centre and single pane overlight. Rear elevation: Slate roof, new dormers
