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T u n n e l l S t r e e t , S t . H e l i e r J E 2 4 L U
A b r a n d - n e w , p u r p o s e - b u i l t c o n t e m p o r a r y
t o w n h o u s e 3 d o u b l e b e d r o o m s , 2
b a t h r o o m s , o p e n p l a n r e c e p t i o n r o o m w i t h
v a u l t e d c e i l i n g a n d w e s t - f a c i n g b a l c o n y , f u l l y f i t t e d k i t c h e n w i t h B o s c h a p p l i a n c e s ,
u t i l i t y r o o m , a s i n g l e d r i v e w a y p a r k i n g s p a c e
a n d a f e n c e d - i n p a t i o a r e a t h a t c o u l d a l s o
s e r v e a s a n a d d i t i o n a l p a r k i n g s p a c e i f
n e e d e d F u t u r e - p r o o f e d f o r s u s t a i n a b i l i t y ,
e q u i p p e d w i t h s o l a r p o w e r , h i g h
p e r f o r m a n c e e x t e r n a l i n s u l a t i o n , a n d a
m e c h a n i c a l v e n t i l a t i o n a n d h e a t r e c o v e r y
s y s t e m
t o w n h o u s e r m i n g a t e h o m e
Asking Price £845,000 e £980,000
D e L a R u e t t e , E 3 5 H H
e d h o u s e , b u i l t i n t h e 1 9 8 0 s , i s a p r i v a t e c u l - d e - s a c c o m p r i s i n g
o p e r t i e s , o f f e r i n g p r i v a c
V i c t o r i a M a r k l a n d
01534 722 227 victoria.markland@savills.com
G e r i O ' B r i e n
01534 722 227 gobrien@savills.com
M o d e r n
f a m i l y h o m e
P r i n c e s T o w e r R o a d , S t . S a v i o u r J E 2 7 B E
N e s t l e d i n a h i g h l y s o u g h t - a f t e r
d e v e l o p m e n t , t h i s e x c e p t i o n a l h o m e o f f e r s a
p e r f e c t b l e n d o f m o d e r n l i v i n g a n d
c o n v e n i e n c e 4 d o u b l e b e d r o o m s ( 2 e n
s u i t e ) , f u r t h e r b a t h r o o m , o p e n - p l a n k i t c h e n
a n d l i v i n g a r e a , s e p a r a t e s n u g , W C , g a r d e n
a n d p a r k i n g f o r 3 c a r s , a s w e l l a s a v i s i t o r
p a r k i n g a v a i l a b l e w i t h i n t h e d e v e l o p m e n t
I d e a l l y s i t u a t e d c l o s e t o a l l m a j o r s c h o o l s ,
t h i s p r o p e r t y i s i d e a l f o r f a m i l i e s s e e k i n g
b o t h c o m f o r t a n d a c c e s s i b i l i t y
Asking Price £1.095m
Q u a l i f i e d
M a g n i f i c e n t g r a n i t e e s t a t e
L e C a n i b u t , S t . J o h n J E 3 4 A D
T h i s i m p e c c a b l e h o m e i s c o m p l i m e n t e d b y a p p r o x i m a t e l y 3 5 a c r e s o f i m m a c u l a t e
g r o u n d s s u r r o u n d e d b y t h e b e a u t i f u l
c o u n t r y s i d e 4 e n s u i t e b e d r o o m s ,
b e s p o k e - m a d e k i t c h e n s u p p o r t e d b y a u t i l i t y
r o o m a n d s e c o n d a r y k i t c h e n , o r a n g e r y , w i n e
r o o m , s n u g , d r a w i n g r o o m , f o r m a l d i n i n g
r o o m , s t u d y , h i g h - t e c h c i n e m a r o o m , g a r d e n
a n d s e v e r a l p a t i o a r e a s , t e n n i s c o u r t ,
s w i m m i n g p o o l , h o m e g y m , s t a b l e s a n d
p a r k i n g f o r a t l e a s t 1 0 c a r s T h e r e i s a l s o a n
a d d i t i o n a l 4 b e d r o o m c o t t a g e
Asking Price £10.5m
Q u a l i f i e d
41 Belmont Road, St. Helier £499,000
This stunning 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment is in pristine, walk-in condition and boasts high ceilings and spacious rooms throughout. Located in a prime area close to all amenities, it offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. The property features two
double bedrooms, a modern kitchen, and a large living room with patio doors leading to a private terrace. This sun-filled terrace overlooks a serene park, providing a peaceful outdoor retreat. Ideal for those seeking a stylish and well-appointed home in an excellent location.
Wilsons Knight Frank 01534 877977
Maison de la Croute, St. Brelade £1,395,000
Situated on a quiet private lane in the sought after area of St Brelade, this beautifully renovated semi-detached family home offers large bright living spaces. The property boasts four double bedrooms, three bathrooms, and distant sea views from the first and second floor.
With a bespoke fitted kitchen and a separate lounge that both have double doors out to the garden. The fully enclosed private rear garden provides a peaceful retreat, while the driveway parking for up to 5 vehicles and detached external outbuilding offer convenience and ample storage options.
Broadlands - 01534 880770
Places.je #51779
Places.je #52884
Cosy Nook, St. Clement £545,000
Charming one-bedroom detached bungalow in walk-in condition, ideal for downsizers or those seeking a lowmaintenance lifestyle. Recently updated with modern plumbing, electrics, and underfloor heating in the kitchen, bathroom, and utility room, plus smart radiators and a cozy fireplace. The eat-in kitchen offers ample storage, while
Maillards - 01534 880880
La Rue De Haut, St. Lawrence
£4,500,000
Experience luxury in this stunning 2800 sq. ft. penthouse, designed for comfort and breathtaking views. The expansive open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area is perfect for entertaining, complemented by a three-meter island and a spacious utility room. The master suite features a dressing room, luxurious en-suite, and a cantilevered window
the inviting living area is perfect for relaxation. A bright bedroom, modern shower room, and separate utility room add convenience. The property features a rear conservatory, private patio garden, external office, and tandem parking for two small cars. Located in a peaceful, traffic-free lane near the beach, offering a tranquil coastal lifestyle.
overlooking the bay. Two additional en-suite bedrooms with terraces offer privacy and views. Enjoy seamless smart home technology, including Control4 and Lutron systems. Long terraces provide ample outdoor dining space, while a versatile study adds functionality. This penthouse combines elegance, modern convenience, and spectacular vistas.
Savills - 01534 722227
Places.je # 52295
Places.je # 31146
THE HOME OF LOCAL PRODUCERS
As we look ahead to great things in 2025, we check in with John Garton, CEO of Genuine Jersey, to reflect on another year filled with creativity, community, and collaboration. A year that has seen dedicated artisans, farmers, and producers showcasing some of the very best of Jersey’s local talent.
The past 12 months have been another incredible chapter for Genuine Jersey, as islanders continue to show their unwavering support for all things local. The passion for homegrown produce, handmade crafts, and locally reared goods has been stronger than ever, with more people embracing the benefits of shopping local.
Since its inception in 2001, the Genuine Jersey Products Association has celebrated the very best of Jersey’s food, drink, arts, and crafts— anything that is grown, reared, caught, or made right here on the island. Over the years, we have seen the variety of products bearing the Genuine Jersey Mark expand significantly, and today, our membership represents an even broader range of producers, from traditional farmers and fishermen to contemporary artisans, bakers, and makers.
A highlight of 2024 has to have been the Royal Visit in July, which saw their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla visit Jersey and meet some of our Genuine Jersey and Farm Jersey producers at the Royal Visit Expo. This was an incredibly proud moment for us, as it gave us the opportunity to showcase what was positioned as ‘the best the island has to offer’, allowing us to emphasise the quality of the island’s unique goods.
Over the last year, we have seen a continued rise in applications to join Genuine Jersey, with membership now standing at over 190 active members—a testament to the growing popularity of local craftsmanship and produce. Many of our members have turned their skills and hobbies into thriving businesses, often encouraged by fellow Members who have shared how the Genuine Jersey community has supported them.
This sense of collaboration and support is what makes Genuine Jersey so special. The association, which operates as a not-for-profit, is sustained by membership fees, sponsorships, patrons and support from the Government of Jersey, ensuring that every pound contributed goes directly back into helping our Members flourish — our sole focus is on promoting and developing our producers.
We’ve also, thanks to the support of our patron Evelyn Partners, continued to produce a series of short films in collaboration with local production company Slingshot Films. These videos, shared across our social media channels, tell the inspiring stories behind our Members’ businesses and products. We would love to welcome more like-minded individuals and businesses who want to support Jersey’s homegrown talent.
This sense of collaboration and support is what makes Genuine Jersey so special. The association, which operates as a not-for-profit, is sustained by membership fees, sponsorships, patrons and support from the Government of Jersey, ensuring that every pound contributed goes directly back into helping our Members flourish — our sole focus is on promoting and developing our producers.
A core part of our mission is creating opportunities for Members to sell, showcase, and develop their products and so for us the markets we hold inside and outside St Aubin’s Parish Hall are invaluable to our Members. We’re able to keep the cost of spaces low thanks to the support of local companies Hepburns and MasonBreese. We aim to hold the markets every two weeks, with the first one taking place on Saturday March 29 between 10am - 3pm, you can find the other dates on our website.
Our Simply Christmas Markets in the Royal Square were another standout success, taking place over three festive weekends in November and December. It was a joy to see the square bustling with over 65 local stallholders—the largest number of participants we’ve ever had. Islanders turned out in droves to support the event, enjoy live music, and soak up the festive atmosphere, proving that there is a real
appetite for authentic, locally made Christmas gifts, thanks to Jersey Mutual and Sightech for supporting us to bring the markets together.
As we reflect on the last 12 months, we are incredibly proud of how Genuine Jersey continues to thrive and grow. From Royal recognition to record-breaking markets and a flourishing membership base, the future looks bright for Jersey’s local producers and makers.
Thank you to all who continue to buy local, support our Members, and champion Genuine Jersey. Here’s to another fantastic year ahead!
For more information on upcoming events and how to get involved, visit the website at www.genuinejersey.je
Our Genuine Articles are drawn from the ranks of Genuine Jersey, the organisation that supports local producers who create products on the island. Learn more about the organisation and how you could become a member and get featured here in future at www.genuinejersey.com
An Urban Oasis
With its south-facing panoramic vantage point at the top of South Hill, Whistler echoes the positioning of the mountain after which it is named. The property stands proud as the first house that was built on Avenue du Petit Mont, a small private road of pre-war houses tucked away behind Fort Regent on Mount Bingham. Convenietly located for a five minute walking commute, you and your dog can also be at the beach in the same amount of time.
Not that your dog, should you have one, needs to go that far. Whistler sits adjacent to the Glacis field, a dog-walking mecca—the only park in town where dogs are allowed off the lead and can enjoy both smells and a commanding view down to the harbour and beyond. Anyone that has watched the Battle of Britain from there or the Hill Climb events will be familiar with the space, and it’s there for your use.
The location allows access down South Hill to town or also down the pathway at Rue de L’est; a private road leads down to Green Street in the shelter of Fort Regent. There is also pathway access from Avenue du Petit Mont to Rope Walk and through Mount Bingham Park to the beach at Havre des Pas and the excellent Good Egg Cafe.
The property was bought by the current owners in 2011, and the interior was modernised and redecorated extensively. Wiring and plumbing were updated along with flooring, and an old kitchen opened up to form a huge 30-foot-long kitchen diner. The generous entrance hall opens to both the kitchen diner and lounge that together form a wrap-around living space that can be separated off by original sliding glass doors, allowing children to watch television without disturbing dining adults!
The large hallway with high ceilings characteristic of 1930s homes.
The kitchen diner benefits from direct morning sun
The lounge is ample, with the 1930s high ceilings offering a huge south-facing window with integral bifold door that opens to a large sheltered patio with a number of seating areas. The dining area also opens to the east onto a split-level flat lawn with mature trees and a variety of planting. The lawns give views to the beach at Havre des Pas and an attractive thatched cottage opposite.
Parking is available inside a gate accessible from South Hill and for up to four further cars to the rear of the house. The plot is substantial for a house in town and offers potential for future development with plans having been draughted previously (not yet submitted) for an extension to the rear and to transform an old garage presently used as storage to a possible fourth bedroom/studio.
To the rear of the garage and storage space are a utility room that houses a washer / dryer , laundry cupboard and a cloakroom and downstairs toilet. These are still original, and there is potential to update. A back door allows access to rear parking, a large shed, and pedestrian access to Rue de L’est.
Centrally located on a private road with views over a thatched roof to the sea beyond
Bedrooms are east and south-facing and flooded with light all day. The house is set back from the road and quiet for such a central property
Entering the kitchen from the utility, you’re struck by the size of the kitchen island. Although minimalist in design, it extends three and a half metres and houses a twin sink accessible from both sides and a ceramic Bora hob with a downdraft extractor, meaning no ugly overhead extractor fan. There is also a dishwasher and pan drawer storage, all covered in Corian, finished with a solid walnut breakfast bar. The premium kitchen is by German brand Bulthaup. There are Miele double ovens with microwave and steam function, a Miele fridge, and a Liebherr freezer with an ice make, all hidden in the wall of units, which also provide ample floor-to-ceiling cupboard space with sliding drawers housing smaller appliances. There is also a large, light 1930s-style pantry.
Upstairs, the large landing is light and airy, offering views west to the trees and field and the sunrise via bedroom three. It leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a house bathroom. Windows and mirrors have been arranged in the bathroom so that you can watch the sunrise as you brush your teeth. There is also a separate shower room. The master and second bedrooms are both large doubles and benefit from built-in storage. Bedrooms are east and south-facing and flooded with light all day. The house is set back from the road and quiet for such a central property with views at the front to the greenery of the raised headland of Mount Bingham.
Whistler offers potential for a variety of buyers who can add touches to the property to make it their own, with the majority of work already having been done to provide a great, conveniently located family home that has been loved by its current owners.
Whistler, St Helier £1,275,000 Freehold
3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHROOMS 1878 SQUARE FEET
Questions: Viewing? Call David at Hunt Estates on 01534 860650
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Ever walked into your garden shed or garage looking for one thing or another and then a couple of hours later you forgot why you entered in the first place? Has looking for your trusty air mattress pump or prized surfboard involved a 2-hour expedition? Has your home storage now encroached (God forbid!) into your spare bedroom and beyond?
It’s not always the stuff that’s the problem, it’s the storage!
Even if we only buy what we need and actually use, disorganised storage gets in the way of our busy lives and creates unnecessary stress. Poorly organised storage means we’re more likely to lose useful items, spend money on a duplicate of something we already own, and risk carelessly damaging our possessions.
When you don’t have a lot of space at home, finding storage and quick access solutions for prized possessions can be difficult.
At Le Gallais Self Storage we can give you the extra space you need to securely store your belongings and valuables away from home. As the largest operator in Jersey with two purpose-built facilities conveniently located in St. Helier and Five Oaks and with easy access parking, we can provide storage solutions specifically tailored to your needs be it long or short term and according to your budget.
Customers with various storage requirements from house sales, downsizing, or simply freeing up space around the home can easily move in or reserve one of our many units located at Five Oaks or St. Helier. Sizes range from 15 sq. ft (the average airing cupboard) to 300 sq. ft (the size of a large double garage) with the option to move up or down in size as your storage requirements change. The minimum rental period is only two weeks, and with no lease or complicated contract to adhere to, it offers a flexible and a stress-free option to meet anyone’s specific storage needs. With easy access, you just turn up, enter in your code and access your unit. It’s that simple!
Paul Sims, Self Storage Business Manager commented “You can clearly see that self-storage demand is increasing in Jersey with a culture of consumerism, shrinking living spaces and rising population drive demand from individuals, families and businesses for secure and convenient facilities for storage.”
The latest transactions through the Royal Court 13 December 2024 6 December 2024
9 Le Grand Clos, Trinity £780000
39 Antoinette Gardens, St. Saviour £750000
17 Le Champ Pres De L’Eglise, St. Brelade £690000
Benest Estates
45 Grasett Park, St. Saviour £600000
Share 1, Guiseppe Villa Apartments, St. Helier £285000
La Fontaine (henceforth to Be Known as La Fontaine De Goshen), St. Ouen £1100000 Benest Estates
Haere Mai (formerly Sous Les Arbres), St. Lawrence £775000
Lawryceda, St. John £750000
9 La Rue De Trachy, St. Helier £685000
164 Le Clos Des Sables, St. Brelade £479950
Hotel L’Emeraude (previously called Sien Hall Hotel), St. Saviour £5250000
Shanzu (and henceforth to be called ‘BEAU REVE’), St. Brelade £1600000
Oakdale, St. Peter £1300000
36 Tabor Park, St. Brelade £740000 Indigo Estates
5 St. Josephs Villas, St. Clement £570000 Maillard & Co
Apartment B3, Challenger House, St. Helier £350000
Field House (formerly Le Soleil D’Or), St. Brelade £1333000
Roselea Cottage, 3 Crumlin House, St. Peter £625000
Wilsons
Roseneath with Roseneath Cottage, La Rue De Fauvic, Grouville £3100000 Slomans
Conifers, La Rue Du Froid Vent, St. Saviour £1000000
Wilsons
Roquemont, Le Mont Cantel, St. Helier £800000
Genet D’Or, 84 Le Jardin A Pommiers, St. Saviour £630000
Wilsons
Clare House (formerly Randalls Brewery), St. Helier £2500000
La Ville Bree Farm, St. Martin £1500000
10 Le Clos De Malershe, St. Helier £960000 Indigo Estates
Sherborne, St. Helier £675000 Indigo Estates
4 Prospect Terrace, St. Helier £440000
Eagle House, Flat 3, St. Helier £305000 Indigo Estates
Earthworks (previously called Kerodet), St. Helier £865000 Wilsons
Les Rochettes, St. Clement £1700000
The Curlew, Apartment 6/5, St. Brelade £1450000
Hunt Estates
La Cachette, St. Brelade £740000
111 Le Clos Des Sables, St. Brelade £670000
Indigo Estates
37 Jasmine Place, St. Peter £399000
Shoreline, Grouville £220000
Esterel, St. Brelade £785000 Indigo Estates
29 Novembe 2024
19 and 21 Broad Street, St. Helier £3000000
Bagatelle, Gorey Village Main Road, Grouville £820000
Hunt Estates
Vannes, 67 Le Clos St. Andre, St. Helier £795000
1 Hillside Villas, Bellozanne Road, St. Helier £565000
Claremont Cottage, St. Helier £1995000
4 Le Clos Mallet, Grouville £810000
Glorita, Langley Avenue, St. Saviour £750000
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BEST RATES
MORTGAGE market update
Words: Peter Seymour, The Mortgage Shop
For anybody wishing to buy property, raise a mortgage or looking for the best product when seeking a remortgage, last year was probably the most confusing and frustrating that we have seen for a very long time.
The UK General Election, the announcement of the Annual Budget, troubles in the Middle East, Donald Trump’s re-election and his promise of extreme import sanctions and the continued Russian invasion of Ukraine all conspired to create an economic nightmare for decision makers.
The Governor of the Bank of England has always been frustratingly conservative with his announcements about future movements in base rate, and it was therefore a surprise when on the 3rd December he announced that there were going to be four rate cuts in 2025, taking Base Rate down to 3.75%. It was also suggested that further reductions could follow in the next two years.
Shortly afterwards, the latest Cost of Living figures were published showing that inflation was on its way up again. At the same time, Swap rates, which dictate the price paid by mortgage providers for the funds that they lend out as mortgages showed an upward increase which in turn meant that lending rates increased instead of reducing as everybody had expected.
December was full of predictions from all parts of the industry that the promised four decreases were not going to happen, with a forecast of the number reducing to just two and this news put a dampener on the plans that many potential house buyers and home movers had for the New Year.
In an endeavour to obtain clarity on the situation in an environment where
January October July
2-year Tracker rate 60% LTV 5.5% 5.5% 5.50%
2-year Fixed rate 60% LTV 5.04% 5.04% 5.34%
2-year Fixed rate 90% LTV 5.44% 5.44% 5.64%
5-year Fixed rate 60% LTV 4.54% 4.54% 4.84%
5-year Fixed rate 90% LTV 4.99% 4.99% 5.14%
flagging economic growth needs to be encouraged, recent research suggests that the UK economy will rally this year, subject to reductions in base rate and with less importance being given to increasing inflation.
For our team at The Mortgage Shop, last year started slowly but gathered momentum in the second half with increased activity in the final quarter. The reason for this change can be attributed to ever reducing asking prices for houses and flats which will no doubt continue into this year. The most noticeable change however is the attitude being adopted by buyers who now realise that they must sacrifice current lifestyle if they wish to achieve the dream of home ownership.
A deposit is always a stumbling block, and it is impressive to see how significant funds can be accumulated in just several years by potential buyers giving up their rented accommodation to live with family; putting aside one salary, cutting out costly nights out and lowering their sights in respect of expensive holidays and cars. There are also one or two schemes in the current market that allow for a deposit to be saved as part of purchasing the property, please get in touch if you would like any information on this.
Just imagine how much could be accumulated in a year, let alone two! With falling interest rates, the subsequent monthly cost of the mortgage should still leave you with sufficient funds to
have the occasional meal out or to start a family.
According to places.je, the year has started off with 1620 houses and flats already on the market and this number could increase during January & February once vendors realise that it is starting to show signs of a recovery.
Vendors must however acknowledge that the property they are marketing is not going to attract the inflated prices that were being paid post Covid when interest rates increased substantially so resulting in the situation in which we now find ourselves.
Being positive, it really does look as though there will be some downward movement in interest rates and this will translate into lower fixed rates for everybody within the next few months. The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England, meets in February for the next review of Base Rate.
If the rate reduces by 1% by year end, then borrowers should expect to be paying slightly over 4% for a 90%, 5 year fixed rate mortgage, reducing to 3.5% for a 60% mortgage.
There is still some way to go to reach that stage, so that it might be prudent in the interim, to lock into a 2 year fix, which will be more expensive in the short term, but will put borrowers in a better position of choosing even lower rates should they become available by 2027.
When the right home comes on the market, you need to move fast. We’re here to help you get everything ready and find just the right mortgage. Are you “mortgage-ready” to snap up your dream home?
And with 100s of different mortgages at our fingertips, why not let us do the hard work and shop around to find the best mortgage option that works for you? We won’t stop there, we will be right with you every step of the way, to make sure buying your dream home goes smoothly.
MEET THE AGENT
Harry Philpott Director, Savills.
How long have you been in the industry?
Thirteen years. I studied Real Estate at the University of Reading and joined the Savills graduate scheme in 2011. I worked for the company in London and Hong Kong before settling in Jersey.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY EXPERTISE
What’s your dream home in Jersey like?
A period house with lots of character, sea views and beach access. As a family we spend a lot of time at Gorey or La Roque in summer.
What’s the funniest thing that’s ever happened to you on a viewing?
Some years ago, watching a colleague navigate a pigeon out of a sky light before a viewing.
What do you like about your job?
Building relationships and a strong network, also the entrepreneurialism involved in the sales process.
Hardest part?
Navigating the Jersey lanes, my Fiat 500 has borne the brunt.
What skills do you need to do your job?
To be proactive, personable, and responsive. Leaving nothing on the table at the end of the day.
Favourite Jersey restaurant?
Petchi
Favourite book?
Red Notice
What are you watching on TV right now?
Disclaimer on Apple TV
Favourite possession?
My road bike
Favourite song?
Karma Police, Radiohead
Favourite things to splurge on?
Travel, coffee and Jersey ice cream
If you’re in the market to buy a property, or looking to sell, get in touch with Harry on 07974 295470 or email harry.philpott@savills.com
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Choose your two-bedroom apartment, sign a pre-sale agreement, and spread your deposit over 24 months with manageable monthly payments. You’ll be building up your 10% deposit while living in your new home straight away.
You can also purchase earlier if your circumstances change, with all payments contributing towards your deposit. This scheme offers a straightforward path to homeownership without the need for a large upfront cost.
Our apartments are ready for immediate move-in, so you can enjoy your new space while steadily working towards owning it. Each payment brings you closer to securing your future home.
This is an ideal solution for those ready to take a smart step towards home ownership. Full details and terms and conditions of the scheme are available for review, and independent advice is recommended before proceeding.
