Location

Philip Le Feuvre House and Huguenot House occupy a central position within St Helier’s inner ring road, placing them firmly at the core of the town centre. The buildings sit along the southern side of La Motte Street and benefit from immediate proximity to Queen Street, La Colomberie, Hill Street and St Saviour’s Road. The surrounding area has seen significant recent investment, including newly completed high-density residential schemes alongside well-established office buildings and other high-quality commercial uses.

Property Description

The properties are currently configured as follows:

Philip Le Feuvre House
This building is arranged across a basement level, ground floor and three upper floors, providing a total floor area of approximately 27,654 sq ft. The structure is understood to be of reinforced concrete frame construction. The principal frontage is to La Motte Street, with secondary access available from Don Street/La Colomberie to the rear.

Huguenot House
Huguenot House comprises basement accommodation together with ground and three upper floors, extending to approximately 8,170 sq ft in total. The building is believed to be steel-framed and fronts directly onto La Motte Street, with rear access from Don Street/La Colomberie. The property is presently configured for office use.

Indicative Floor Areas

The floor areas set out below are provided for guidance only and are measured on a Gross Internal Area basis. Interested parties are advised to rely on their own inspections and surveys to verify the accommodation.

Philip Le Feuvre House

Basement – not measured

Ground Floor – 1,400 sq m / 15,070 sq ft

First Floor – 531 sq m / 5,716 sq ft

Second Floor – 345 sq m / 3,714 sq ft

Third Floor – 293 sq m / 3,154 sq ft

Total – 2,569 sq m / 27,654 sq ft

Huguenot House

Ground & Mezzanine – 335 sq m / 3,606 sq ft

First Floor – 133 sq m / 1,432 sq ft

Second Floor – 100 sq m / 1,076 sq ft

Third Floor – 100 sq m / 1,076 sq ft

Fourth Floor – 91 sq m / 980 sq ft

Total – 759 sq m / 8,170 sq ft

Planning Considerations

Both Philip Le Feuvre House and Huguenot House are presently designated for office use (Class C). Any future disposal will be subject to conditions requiring that redevelopment incorporates the provision of Affordable Housing. There are no further restrictions relating to the ultimate use of this element of the site.

Opportunity

The freehold interest in Philip Le Feuvre House and Huguenot House is available for purchase as a single lot, subject to the development obligations outlined above.

Tender Bids are invited by 12:00 noon on Friday 6th March 2026. Priority will be given to unconditional offers from cash buyers who can demonstrate a strong track record in the acquisition and development of comparable properties. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to obtain independent planning and architectural advice prior to submitting their proposals.

The vendor does not bind itself / themselves to accept the highest or any offer

Contact Bradley Vowden or Adam Lescop to arrange a viewing bradleyv@gaudin.je or call 01534 517100 or adaml@gaudin.je or call 01534 517103

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