Jersey listed buildings & places
Every entry on the Government of Jersey's Historic Environment Record — buildings and places protected under the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law 2002. 4,265 entries on file · showing 4,265 matching.
Why this matters if you're buying
A listed building or place is a real legal constraint, not just a heritage label: altering, extending or demolishing one typically needs Listed Building Consent from the States of Jersey, on top of ordinary planning permission — and that can materially change what a buyer can actually do with a property. This register is cross-referenced automatically against current listings on this site — see each property's own page for a possible match.
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| Property | Road / Parish | Grade | Description | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cambrai House | Union Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | Late C19 terrace property, retaining some original exterior features and contributing to streetscape character. | GR0241 |
| La Maitresse Ile | Les Minquiers, Grouville | Listed Place Grade 3 | Maîtresse Ile is of archaeological interest as a prehistoric occupation site, and of historical and architectural interest as a collection o… | GR0242 |
| La Sente | La Rue de la Sente Maillard, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 3 | An ornate late 19th century house with a distinct style, forming part of a complex of buildings retaining original features and character. | GR0243 |
| Fort Henry | La Rue de la Ville es Renauds, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 1 | Fort Henry (formerly known as Fort Conway) is the only fort of its kind on Jersey and unique in a British Isles context. The fort belongs to… | GR0244 |
| Gouray Cottage | Gorey Village Main Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | A house with 17th century origins and some features, largely extended and altered in the 19th century, with interesting historical associati… | GR0245 |
| Bellair Barn | La Grande Route des Sablons, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | Late C19 farm outbuilding with significant links to island escapees during World War Two. | GR0247 |
| Rose Farm House | La Rue a Don, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 3 | Good example of 18th century house with many surviving original features in prominent location near to parish church. | GR0248 |
| Broadlands | Princes Tower Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 2 | This mid C19 house, with a later south wing, is a fine example of a Regency style house with many original features remaining to each floor.… | GR0250 |
| Wellhead 'Croix de la Bataille' | La Rue a Don, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 3 | Wellhead. One of a collection of island-wide historic roadside structures designed for the provision of public water supply, which together … | GR0251 |
| The Water Tower | La Rue a Don, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | Rare example on Jersey of railway water tower, surviving adjunct to converted station building. | GR0252 |
| 2 Wendale | La Rue a Don, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 3 | Part of a pair of Victorian houses with many original features and character surviving. | GR0253 |
| La Mielle Cottage | La Grande Route des Sablons, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | Mid-late C19 cottage forming a group with La Mielle Farm, retaining original exterior features and character. | GR0256 |
| 2 Glenmore Cottages | Gorey Village Main Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | Late C19 cottage of historic character, retaining some original features and forming part of a cohesive group. | GR0258 |
| 3 Glenmore Cottages | Gorey Village Main Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | Late C19 cottage of historic character, retaining some original features and forming part of a cohesive group. | GR0259 |
| La Villette Cottage | Gorey Village Main Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | Single bay mid C19 building, linked to La Villette and contributing to streetscape character. | GR0260 |
| Le Catillon | Le Catillon (fields 176a, 176b, 176c & 184), Grouville | Listed Place Grade 1 | Find spot for Celtic hoards. These finds are of European significance and are extraordinarily useful evidence in our attempts to develop a g… | GR0261 |
| Le Bas Fosse | La Route des Cotils, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 3 | This 1970s house is a rare, good example of its type in Jersey. It is a cleverly designed house maximising the small, steep site with consid… | GR0266 |
| Post Box (no.93) | La Route des Cotils, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 2 | An early example of a Victorian wall box. One of a collection of island-wide post boxes of historical interest, and contributing to the stre… | GR0268 |
| Post Box (no.90) | Gorey Village Main Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 2 | A late C20 example of a post box, which is part of a collection of island-wide post boxes of historical interest, and contributing to the st… | GR0269 |
| Post Box (no.76) | La Grande Route des Sablons, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 2 | An Edward VII wall box. One of a collection of island-wide post boxes of historical interest, and contributing to the street scene. | GR0270 |
| Lager Wick Forced Labour Camp | La Rue a Don, Grouville | Listed Place Grade 2 | Lager Wick is of special historical and archaeological interest as the best known example in Jersey of a forced labour camp from the German … | GR0272 |
| Former Salvation Army Hall & Cottage | New Road, Grouville | Listed Building Grade 4 | A former Victorian Salvation Army Hall and Cottage, opened in 1890, which has historical associations with William Booth, and retains its ex… | GR0288 |
| 25-27 | St. James Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Early 19th century propertIes which retains historic scale and character, with many original features. Contributes to streetscape as part of… | HE 0727 |
| 1 | Almorah Crescent, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 1 | Almorah Crescent is the finest Regency style terrace in Jersey. | HE0001 |
| 2 | Almorah Crescent, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 1 | Almorah Crescent is the finest Regency style terrace in Jersey. | HE0002 |
| 3 | Almorah Crescent, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 1 | Almorah Crescent is the finest Regency style terrace in Jersey. | HE0003 |
| 4 | Almorah Crescent, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 1 | Almorah Crescent is the finest Regency style terrace in Jersey. | HE0004 |
| 10-10a | La Motte Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 2 | A rare survival of a 17th century building in town, containing early features such as a tourelle staircase (possibly the earliest surviving … | HE0005 |
| 4 | Albert Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Unusual late 19th century town house with good exterior detailing and fine workmanship, which survives largely intact. Notable as the herald… | HE0006 |
| 6 | Albert Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | A mid 19th century town house with some fine quality surviving features, one of a pair fronting Trafalgar Villas | HE0007 |
| 2 Trafalgar Villas | Albert Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Late 19th century terrace house, retaining some original features, distinguished by the survival of high quality iron railings, piers and re… | HE0008 |
| 5 | Almorah Crescent, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 1 | Almorah Crescent is the finest Regency style terrace in Jersey. | HE0009 |
| Brew House | Ann Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | The Brew House is of historical importance as the most significant building that relates specifically to Jersey's brewing history. It is the… | HE0010 |
| 3 | Apsley Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | A rare survival of a mid-late C19 workshop / coach-house of streetscape value. | HE0011 |
| 11 | Apsley Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | A rare example of a town coach house. It retains its original workmanship on the exterior. Forms a whole with the early C19, Georgian style … | HE0012 |
| 36 (Hatherton House) | Aquila Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | Mid 19th century house which contributes to the streetscape. | HE0013 |
| Victorian Shell-work Motif | Aquila Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | An unusual example of Victorian shell-work decoration of rarity value. | HE0014 |
| Aquila Road Methodist Church | Aquila Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | A good quality example of a Victorian Methodist church, which retains some of its original features | HE0015 |
| 31 | Aquila Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | This mid 19th century building contributes to the streetscape but retains no original features internally. | HE0016 |
| 33 (Weymouth Place) | Aquila Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | This generously proportioned, mid 19th century corner building retains historic character and contributes to the streetscape. | HE0017 |
Source: Government of Jersey Historic Environment Record, via the same official gov.je search this site's planning register uses. This is for information only — its accuracy is not guaranteed, and gov.je's own record is the authoritative source. Refreshed weekly.