Rozel Hamlet
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Property name
Rozel Hamlet
Location
Route des Pelles, St Martin
Type of property
Eraly 19th century farm
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families associated with the property
- Noel: In 1901 Rozel Hamlet was owned by farmer George Edouard Noel (1834- ) who was living there with his wife Mary Ann, nee Gaudin (1838- ), their daughters Mary (1872- ) and Alice Mary (1867- ), Alice's husband John Mallet ((1864- ) and their daughter Alice Mary (1894- ) George was the son of George and Anne who erected the 1842 datestone.
- Slade: In 1941 George Richardson Slade (1891- ) and his wife Elsie Louisa, née Germain (1889- ) were living here
Datestones
- 1823 - no initials
- GN ♥ AAB 1842 - For George Noel and Anne Aubin
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
This early-mid 19th century farmstead contributes to its rural setting. There is still cohesion as a farm group.
The farmhouse and the outbuildings retain their character, proportions and historic external features.
Internally the farmhouse retains its integrity and some historic features. Together with its outbuildings, it forms an integral part of the grouping of buildings around Rozel Camping Park.
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