No 49 Hill Street
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
49 Hill Street
Other names
- Jersey Eastern Railway Hotel
- The Eastern
Location
Corner of Hill Street, and Snow Hill, St Helier
Type of property
Hotel and now public house
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families and businesses associated with the property
Almanac listings
- 1880: Eastern Railway Terminus Hotel, J Hall
- 1886: R J Brett
- 1890-1895: G Le Four
- 1905-1940: A P Jupp
- 1950-1970: E Le Quelenec
- 1980: C A Melville
Census returns
- 1861: William McKee, 45, chair maker, Mary, 41, William, Charles, Albert, Adolphus, Elise Mary, James, George. Henriette James, 33, general dealer, Henriette, 14, dressmaker. Thomas Latherman, 44, gas fitter; Eliza Greave, 36. Victoire Le Moir, 49, market woman, Mary Ann and Peter
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
19th century hotel building, with links to the history of the Jersey Railway. Shown on the 1834 Le Gros map. Previously the Jersey Eastern Railway Terminus Hotel. Listed in the British Press and Jersey Times Almanac of 1880.
End of terrace forming a prominent corner site. Three-storey, four-bay. Front and corner elevation: slate mansard roof with five late 19th century dormers, containing four-pane horned sashes. Painted plain render finish to upper floors, with a render band, probably once belonging to a now lost parapet and a mix of granite ashlars and brick at street level. A mix of modern commercial timber windows and doors at street level and four-pane timber sashes with horns on upper floors.
