5 bed Farm House
£1,175,000
La Route Du Mont Mado, Jersey, St. John, JE3AVAILABLE
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Description
Malta House, St John
Steeped in Jersey's rural history and forming part of the island's landscape since 1857, Malta House is a distinguished Grade 3 listed country residence, originally built for master mariner Captain Joseph Barette.
Remaining within the same family for over 160 years, this exceptional home presents a rare opportunity to acquire an authentic piece of Jersey's heritage. Rich in character and period features, it combines historic charm with exciting scope to enhance and personalise for modern family living.
The principal farmhouse offers four generous double bedrooms, a spacious eat in kitchen, two reception rooms, and an impressive 35 foot loft, where planning permission has already been granted for conversion into additional living accommodation. An adjoining self contained studio provides ideal space for guests, extended family, independent working, or a dependent relative.
The property is set within mature south facing gardens and is offered with an adjoining agricultural field Ref J788 creating a wonderful sense of privacy and space in the heart of the countryside. The original well and hand pump remain in working order, providing irrigation for the gardens, while a collection of traditional granite outbuildings, including a garage, workshop, store and original pigsties, preserve the property's agricultural heritage.
Heritage Significance
Malta House is recognised within the Jersey Heritage Environment Record under Reference JN0015 as a Grade 3 Listed Building, reflecting its architectural and historic importance.
The principal farmhouse is a fine example of a mid to late nineteenth century rural residence, arranged over two storeys with an attic beneath a pitched slate roof. The elegant south elevation features ashlar effect render, rusticated quoins, and a traditional four panel timber entrance door with coloured glass sidelights and an overlight. Granite rubble walls with dressed stone quoins complete the building's timeless appearance, while the surviving granite pigsties continue to form an important part of the original farmstead.
A unique opportunity also exists to acquire the former barn separately. Offered at a guide price of £395,000, it benefits from planning permission to create a self contained dwelling, making it ideal for those seeking additional accommodation, a development opportunity, or an investment.
Planning permission has been granted to:
• Demolish the existing storage building.
• Construct a single storey extension.
• Convert the existing garage and former bakehouse into a self contained ancillary unit.
• Install three rooflights.
• Reinstate and refurbish the original granite pigsties.
Malta House is offered with vacant possession.
Approved architectural plans can be viewed at the end of the photo gallery.
Please contact Le Rossignol Estates for further information or to arrange your private viewing.
Services: Freehold
All mains services.]
Borehole for the garden
Steeped in Jersey's rural history and forming part of the island's landscape since 1857, Malta House is a distinguished Grade 3 listed country residence, originally built for master mariner Captain Joseph Barette.
Remaining within the same family for over 160 years, this exceptional home presents a rare opportunity to acquire an authentic piece of Jersey's heritage. Rich in character and period features, it combines historic charm with exciting scope to enhance and personalise for modern family living.
The principal farmhouse offers four generous double bedrooms, a spacious eat in kitchen, two reception rooms, and an impressive 35 foot loft, where planning permission has already been granted for conversion into additional living accommodation. An adjoining self contained studio provides ideal space for guests, extended family, independent working, or a dependent relative.
The property is set within mature south facing gardens and is offered with an adjoining agricultural field Ref J788 creating a wonderful sense of privacy and space in the heart of the countryside. The original well and hand pump remain in working order, providing irrigation for the gardens, while a collection of traditional granite outbuildings, including a garage, workshop, store and original pigsties, preserve the property's agricultural heritage.
Heritage Significance
Malta House is recognised within the Jersey Heritage Environment Record under Reference JN0015 as a Grade 3 Listed Building, reflecting its architectural and historic importance.
The principal farmhouse is a fine example of a mid to late nineteenth century rural residence, arranged over two storeys with an attic beneath a pitched slate roof. The elegant south elevation features ashlar effect render, rusticated quoins, and a traditional four panel timber entrance door with coloured glass sidelights and an overlight. Granite rubble walls with dressed stone quoins complete the building's timeless appearance, while the surviving granite pigsties continue to form an important part of the original farmstead.
A unique opportunity also exists to acquire the former barn separately. Offered at a guide price of £395,000, it benefits from planning permission to create a self contained dwelling, making it ideal for those seeking additional accommodation, a development opportunity, or an investment.
Planning permission has been granted to:
• Demolish the existing storage building.
• Construct a single storey extension.
• Convert the existing garage and former bakehouse into a self contained ancillary unit.
• Install three rooflights.
• Reinstate and refurbish the original granite pigsties.
Malta House is offered with vacant possession.
Approved architectural plans can be viewed at the end of the photo gallery.
Please contact Le Rossignol Estates for further information or to arrange your private viewing.
Services: Freehold
All mains services.]
Borehole for the garden
Estate Agent
Le Rossignol Estates
St Peter
Jersey
JE3 7AT