Profonde Rue
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Property name
Profonde Rue
Location
Profonde Rue, Trinity
Type of property
19th century country house with outbuildings
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families associated with the property
- De Gruchy: The land upon which this house was built at Profonde Rue, has been, from time immemorial, de Gruchy land. It was first built upon in the late 16th century, having become by partage, or inheritance, the property of Jacques de Gruchy, a younger son of Bernabey, of the neighbouring property, La Chasse. After five generations, it was sold in the 18th century, to a distant cousin, Philippe de Gruchy (1738- ), in whose family it remained until comparatively recently, having been the home of Miss Adelaide de Gruchy in the 1920s, the aunt of Edmund de Gruchy. A 19th century owner, Jean de Gruchy, a Captain in the Militia and Trinity registrar, ran from here a most successful cider manufactory
- De La Mare: In 1941 Walter Herbert de La Mare (1879- ) was living here with his son, also Walter Herbert (1905- ), and grandchildren Wilson Arthur (1931- ), Herbert Alexander (1932- ), Ursula Evelyn (1936- ) and Carlyle Robin (1939- )
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
An early-mid 19th century rural property retaining most of its original Georgian style and features. Five-bay two-storey house with four-bay single storey wing to the west and outbuildings to the east (The Cottage).
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