No 4 Cheapside
Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
4 Cheapside
Location
Cheapside, St Helier
Type of property
Town house, apparently never a shop or other commercial premises
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families and businesses associated with the property
Almanac listings
- 1874: Mrs Banks
- 1880-1905: Capt F Blampied
- 1910: Mrs Wakeham
- 1915: Mrs Tierney; F Garnier
- 1920: C L Perchard, F Le Breton
- 1925-1940: Mrs F Becquet
- 1950: W Wallser; W Anson
- 1955-1990: Residential
Census returns
- 1871: Henry Sheppard, 50, stableman; wife Anna, 43; five children
- 1881: Jane Blampied, 45, husband at sea; Jane, 26; Charles, 21; Edwin, 16; William, 14; Lizzie, 12; Louisa, 10; Julia, 5
- 1891: Frederick Blampied, mariner, 56; Jane, Edwin, John, William, Lizzie, Louisa and Julia
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
An early 19th century townhouse, which has retained some original features and character. Shown on 1834 Le Gros Map, making it one of the earliest properties at Cheapside
Mid terrace, two-storey with attic, three-bay. Pantile roof, rendered facade in ashlar effect. Front elevation: Box dormer. two-pane sash windows with horns on first and ground floor. Round headed recessed doorway, six-panel timber door with semicircular glazed overlight.
