St Helier town buildings index
St Helier town buildings:
Main index
Our ongoing major project is to include more information in our profiles of old Jersey houses and to greatly expand the number of houses featured.
Our index (link below) mainly lists houses in the country parishes, with very few historic properties in the towns of St Helier and Gorey Village included.
Now we are building this separate index for St Helier town centre properties
Only those addresses shown in blue have a profile page. Those shown in red will be created in the coming weeks and months. The profiles for those properties with a blue link may also not yet be complete, particularly when the link is to an old page showing details of the commercial history of a property.
Properties are listed street-by-street, in alphabetical order. There will be a limited amount of overlap between this index and the A-Z index of country houses, on which some properties in the town centre with individual names are shown.
Details of the town's historic properties, the majority of which now have protection as 'listed buildings' are largely drawn from Jersey Heritage Historic Environment Record website - HER, launched in 2020 to provide a guide to Jersey's listed buildings and other important heritage sites throughout the island, including Occupation defences, archaeological sites and other historic structures.
This is a much-needed official source of information, although it does concentrate on structural details of houses (much of the fine detail of which we omit from our profiles) rather than their history. What history it does contain is largely copied from the two volumes of Old Jersey Houses, often complete with errors. The Jersey Datestone Register provides another source of information on the families who owned and occupied Jersey houses and it corrects many of the mistakes in Old Jersey Houses.
While we do not claim that our profiles are error-free, we hope that they are a considerable improvement on what is to be found in earlier sources. We have attempted to avoid speculation, to concentrate on factual information, and to highlight the many places in which our information differs from what has been previously published.
It should be noted that there are many old buildings in St Helier which have been given listed status but no information is provided on their HER pages. Other town buildings which have been rebuilt in the 20th or 21st century are not listed, nor included in HER. They do not appear in this index but a profile containing the history of traders may be available linked from the street page.
Anley Street
| No 3 |
Bath Street
| No 3 | No 4 | No 6 | No 8 | No 9 | No 10 | No 11-17 | Nos 12-16 | Nos 19-21 | No 36 |
| No 40 | No 42 | No 43 | No 45 | Nos 48-64 | No 49 | No 51 | Nos 66-70 | No 72 | No 74 |
| No 75 | No 77 | No 79 |
These histories use the numbers the properties were allocated in the 1920s, when the whole street, previously divided into three sections, was renumbered. These are the numbers which are in use in the 21st century
Beresford Street
| Nos 1-3 | No 4 | No 5 | No 7 | No 8 | No 9 | No 10 | No 11 | Nos 12-14 | No 13 |
| No 15 | No 16 | No 17 | Nos 17½-19 | No 18 | No 20 | No 21 | No 22 | No 23-25 | No 24 |
| No 26 | No 27 |
Bond Street
| No 1 | No 2 | No 3 | No 4 | No 7 | No 8 | No 9 | No 10 | No 13 | No 14 |
Nos 5, 6 and 11 Bond Street, although they given the appearance from outside of having similar historic interest to their neighbours, are not listed buildings and do not appear in the HER website
Broad Street
| No 1 | No 2 | No 4 | No 5 | No 6 | No 8 | No 9 | No 10 | No 11 | No 12 |
| No 12½ | No 13 | No 14 | No 15 | No 16 | No 20 | No 31 | No 33 | No 35 | No 37 |
- More photographs and information about Broad Street
- The full story of odd-numbered properties in the street
- The full story of even-numbered properties in the street
Burrard Street
| No 3 | No 4 | Nos 8-10 | Nos 14-16 | No 25 | No 26 | No 28 | No 30 | No 32 |
Caledonia Place
| No 7 | No 11 |
Charing Cross
| No 1 | No 2 | No 3 | No 4 | No 5 | No 6 | No 7 | No 8 | No 9 | No 10 |
| No 11 | No 12, 12a | No 13 | No 14-15 | No 16 | No 17 | No 18 | No 19 | No 20 | No 21 |
| No 22 | No 23 | No 24 | No 25 | No 26 | No 27 | No 28 |
Cheapside
| No 1-3 | No 4 | No 21-23 |
Commercial Street
| No 1 | Nos 8-10 | No 31 | No 32 | No 38 |
Conway Street
| No 8 | No 10 |
David Place
| No 5 | No 7 | No 9 | No 11 | No 13 | No 15 | No 16 | No 17 | No 18 | No 19 |
| No 20 | No 21 | No 22 | No 23 | No 24 | No 26 | No 27 | No 32 | No 34 | No 36 |
| No 36½ | No 37 | No 38 | No 39 | No 40 | No 41 | No 42 | No 43 | No 44 | No 45 |
| No 46 | No 47 | No 48 | No 49 | No 50 | No 51 | No 52 | No 53 | No 53a | No 54 |
| No 55 | No 56 | No 57 | No 58 | No 59 | No 60 | No 61 | Royal Hotel | The Deanery | St Mark's |
Devonshire Place
| No 13 | No 15 | No 17 | No 19 | No 21 | No 22 | No 24 | No 26 | No 28 |
Don Street
| No 5 | Nos 7-11 | No 19 | No 52 |
Dumaresq Street
| No 3 | No 8 | Nos 17-21 |
Edward Place
| No 2 | No 3 | No 4 |
Esplanade
| No 8 | No 10 | No 21 | No 27 |
Gloucester Street
| No 11 | No 13 | No 15 | No 17 | No 19 | No 21 | No 25 | Nos 33-35 |
Halkett Place
| No 19 | No 28 | No 32 | No 37 | No 39 | No 41 | No 43 | No 45 | No 47 | No 49 |
| No 55 | No 58 | No 60 | No 63 | No 65 | No 69 | No 71 |
Hill Street
| No 2 | No 6 | No 8 | No 10 | No 12 | No 14 | No 16 | No 18 | No 20 | No 23 |
| No 26 | No 27 | No 29 | No 31 | No 31½ | No 35 | No 37 | No 47 | No 49 |
Hope Street
| No 3 | No 9 |
Hue Street
| No 1a | No 5 |
Kensington Place
| No 5 | No 21 | No 23 | No 25 | No 27 |
King Street
This is an index to our complete set of King Street property profiles. Not all these properties are officially 'listed' because of their architectural merit
Le Geyt Road
| No 19 | No 25 |
Le Geyt Street
| No 17 |
Lewis Street
| No 24 |
Library Place
| No 1-3 | No 2-10 | No 5 | No 7 | No 9-13 | No 16 |
Mulcaster Street
| No 2 | No 5 | No 9 | No 14 | No 15 | No 16 | No 17 | No 18 |
- Mulcaster Street: the street's main page
New Street
| No 3 | No 9 | No 11 | No 16 | No 19 | No 23 | No 26 | No 32 | No 37 | No 39 |
| No 40 | No 42 | No 44 | No 46 | No 52 | No 56 |
Old Street
| No 3 | No 31 |
Ordnance Yard
| No 4 |
Parade
| No 1 | No 3 | No 6 | No 8 | No 9 | No 11 | No 12 | No 13 | No 17 | No 18 |
| No 22 | No 24 | No 28 | No 35½ |
Patriotic Place
| No 10 |
Payn Street
| No 2 |
Peirson Road
| No 3 | No 5 | No 13 | No 17 | No 20 | No 21 | No 22 | No 23 | No 24 | No 25 |
| No 26 | No 27 | No 28 | No 29 |
Pier Road
| No 1 | No 9 | No 19 | No 21 | No 23 | No 25 | No 27 |
Pitt Street
| No 4 | No 5 |
Queen Street
Royal Square
| No 1 | No 2 | No 4 | No 5 | No 6 | No 7 | No 8 | No 9 | No 10 |
| No 11 | No 12 | No 13 | No 14 | No 15 | No 16 | No 17 | No 18 | No 19 |
Sand Street
| No 2 | No 4 | No 14 | No 29 | No 30 |
Seale Street
| No 9 | No 11 | No 13 | No 15 |
Seaton Place
| No 2 | No 26 | No 28 | No 30 |
Waterloo Street
| No 6 | No 8 | No 9 | No 11 |
Wharf Street
| No 3 |
York Street
| No 3 | No 5 | No 8 | No 14 | No 16 | No 17 |
