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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | Hill Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | This heavily decorated building has a distinctly Edwardian design and adds to the streetscape. | HE1126 |
| Snow Hill Terminus & Steps | Hill Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Victorian steps and one of only a small number of exposed historic street surfaces that survive in the centre of the town, both greatly cont… | HE1127 |
| 3 | Hope Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | A good example of an early-mid C19 town house retaining features and fabric of interest. | HE1128 |
| 14 | Mulcaster Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | A large and dominant property of circa 1800 origins, which retains original fabric and openings together with impressive overall massing. Co… | HE1129 |
| 102 (4 Boyne Terrace) | Great Union Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | Part of an impressive 1850s terrace retaining many original features. | HE1130 |
| 1 Victoria Terrace | James Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Part of a row of early-mid 19th century houses which retain historic character and features. Contributes to group value as part of terrace. | HE1131 |
| 2 Victoria Terrace | James Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Part of a row of early-mid 19th century houses which retain historic character and features. Contributes to group value as part of terrace. | HE1132 |
| 9 | Rue du Funchal, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | A good example of a Victorian town warehouse which still has its connection with the associated house to the rear. | HE1133 |
| 2 Grosvenor Terrace | Grosvenor Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | This 1820s house, as part of the first urban planned terrace in St. Helier, is of great significance historically, architecturally and as a … | HE1134 |
| 7 | Journeaux Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | Mid 19th century terrace house of group value with Nos 9a, 9 & 11. | HE1137 |
| 9 | Journeaux Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | Mid-late C19 terraced townhouse with some surviving features, of streetscape value. | HE1138 |
| 9a | Journeaux Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | Unusually narrow mid-late C19 terraced townhouse with some surviving features, of streetscape value. | HE1139 |
| 13 | Journeaux Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | An example of an increasingly rare type of single-storey early/mid 19th century town house, especially unusual in this area of town. It reta… | HE1140 |
| 20 | Journeaux Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Mid-late 19th century town house with original features surviving externally and internally. | HE1141 |
| 5 | Kensington Place, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | A good example of a late C19 terraced house, which has many original features including fine windows. | HE1142 |
| 35 | Kensington Place, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | A mid-late C19 terraced house, which retains some original external features and contributes to the streetscape | HE1144 |
| 24-32 (Voisins Department Store) | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | A notable department store, with early C19 origins, that retains an elegant exterior and defines the streetscape character of this section o… | HE1145 |
| A De Gruchy Department Store | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | C19 department store. The group of C19 buildings has a grand presence on King Street and retains historic character. Good example of a Victo… | HE1146 |
| 72-74 | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | Part of a row of Victorian shops retaining some fine decorative features, and contributing to the character, and consistency of the scale an… | HE1148 |
| 1a (The Peirson) | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | Late Victorian rear entrance to The Peirson pub in Royal Square. A very narrow building squeezed between two fine buildings either side, whi… | HE1150 |
| 3 | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | This elegantly proportioned mid 19th century building, wrapping around the corner, retains many historic features. | HE1151 |
| 5 | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | This mid 19th century building is of fine proportions and, framing the alleyway, contributes value to the streetscape. | HE1152 |
| 37-39 | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 2 | 37-39 King Street are of interest as late Georgian buildings which contain the only example in Jersey of a Victorian galleried shop interior… | HE1153 |
| 51-53 | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | This building contributes to the character of this block of King Street with its late Victorian articulation and decorative features with ma… | HE1155 |
| 73 | King Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | This early 19th century shop retains its historic character and features, and contributes in scale and rhythm to King Street and Broad Stree… | HE1156 |
| 2 | Lempriere Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | 1 of a pair of early 19th century villas in a prominent location. Retains its overall form and some original features, contributing to stree… | HE1157 |
| 10 | Lempriere Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | Early 19th century terrace house, retaining original proportions and contributing to streetscape character | HE1158 |
| Liberty Wharf | La Route de la Liberation, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 2 | A complex of Victorian and Edwardian commercial and industrial buildings and structures, including former slaughterhouses, sea wall, piggeri… | HE1159 |
| 3 Grosvenor Terrace | Grosvenor Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | This 1820s house, as part of the first urban planned terrace in St. Helier, is of great significance historically, architecturally and as a … | HE1160 |
| 2-10 | Library Place, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 2 | A high quality building with a distinct Baroque style frontage that forms a group with several other bank buildings in a prominent location … | HE1161 |
| 9-13 (Barclay's Bank) | Library Place, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 4 | A 1930 building with a classical frontage that retains external character and forms a good group with several other historic bank buildings.… | HE1162 |
| 1 | Lower Kings Cliff, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | One of a pair of mid 19th century houses which retain historic character and contribute to streetscape character. | HE1163 |
| 2 | Lower Kings Cliff, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | One of a pair of mid 19th century houses which retain historic character and contribute to streetscape character. Many original mid C19 inte… | HE1164 |
| Craigour | Lower Kings Cliff, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | One of a pair of circa 1870s semi-detached properties retaining original features and proportions. | HE1165 |
| Avondale | Lower Kings Cliff, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | One of a pair of circa 1870s semi-detached properties retaining original features and proportions. | HE1166 |
| Magdala Mount | Lower Kings Cliff, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | An elegant and well-proportioned mid 19th century building in a prominent hilltop location retaining original features. | HE1167 |
| Mont a L'Abbe Manor | Manor Park Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 2 | The house amalgamates a 17th century house with c.1500 origins, a c.1600 house, and a 16th century tourelle. 17th / 18th century interiors. … | HE1168 |
| Palm Grove | Manor Park Road, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | A good survival of an early Jersey farmhouse retaining many original features and character. | HE1169 |
| 4 Grosvenor Terrace | Grosvenor Street, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 3 | This 1820s house, as part of the first urban planned terrace in St. Helier, is of great significance historically, architecturally and as a … | HE1170 |
| Woodlands | La Rue de Maupertuis, St. Helier | Listed Building Grade 2 | Historic farmstead with a variety of phases, with medieval origin, retaining notable features including cottage with shouldered arch and par… | HE1172 |
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.