La Chasse, Rue de Mahaut

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La Chasse, St Ouen


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Property name

La Chasse [1]

Location

Rue de Mahaut, St Ouen

Type of property

Old farmhouse

Valuations

  • A third share in the property was sold for £785,000 in 2011
  • The property was sub-divided and in 2018 the main house sold for £1,198,500; No 1 La Chasse sold for £745,000, No 2 for £735,000 and No 3 for £990,000

Families associated with the property

It is not known whether any of the families registered at La Chasse, St Ouen, in 1941 were living at this property, or others in the parish with the same name

Historic Environment Record entry

Listed building

Farm house with early origins, retaining historic character and vernacular features. Shown on the Richmond Map of 1795. Altered west wing, rear and east extensions. Central entrance, single pile.

A pair of stone corbelled fireplaces survive each side of the now open-plan ground floor room. The ground floor fireplaces appear to be mainly very late 17th century, but the east side fireplace reuses a lintel of 15th or 16th century origins, its joggle-cut ends designed to match similar cut shoulder-stones, it has a stone niche to one-side.

The west beam appears to be late 17th or early 18th century; it is of regular form and has a chamfer. The east beam appears earlier and is heavily chamfered, irregular and has a partition slot. A corbelled stone chamber fireplace with rendered hood survives in the upper east room.

Various stone openings appear in the rear, north wall letting into the rear extension. The opening in the upper central rear, north wall suggest a possible tourelle and the opening in the ground floor east side suggests that there may have originally been an east side outshut/storeroom.[2]

Old Jersey Houses

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Notes and references

  1. La Chasse indicates a house with a long drive. It is one of the most popular names for country houses in the island and there are at least two others in St Ouen
  2. These comments were written before the property was converted into four separate residences
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