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£1,125,000La Rue Guerdain
La Rue Guerdain, Trinity, JE3 5DJ
Guide priceFreehold · 3,342 sq ft · £337 per sq ft
Type
House
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Receptions
3
Size
3,342 sq ft
Parking
Double garage + driveway parking
- Garden
- Parking
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Key features
- Impressive period country home
- Flexible living spaces arranged over three floors
- Extensive attic level offering excellent potential
- Delightful front garden with paved terrace
- Private rear parking courtyard and double garage
Description
Written by Savills Jersey, reproduced in full.
A spacious country home full of character set in a quiet rural location.
Set within a peaceful rural location, this beautifully proportioned country home offers generous and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors. Rich in traditional character, the property presents a wonderful opportunity to enhance and personalise a charming home to individual taste.
The ground floor is thoughtfully designed for both everyday life and entertaining, with the spacious hall providing access to the garden and serving as the hub of the accommodation. From here, there is access to a well-appointed kitchen with fitted cabinetry and an AGA, as well as a living room and a separate snug. Additional ground floor conveniences include a cloakroom, useful storage areas, and access to the integral garage.
The principal bedroom is situated on the first floor, featuring fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom. A second double bedroom also benefits from its own en suite facilities together with a dressing area. A third room on this level is currently used as an additional lounge but would equally suit use as a further bedroom or home office, depending on individual needs. The first floor also benefits from storage cupboards and provides access to the attic.
The second floor is dedicated to the attic, comprising a large main attic room alongside two additional rooms. This level offers excellent flexibility and could be adapted to create additional reception space or further bedrooms, subject to requirements.
Externally, the property occupies an end-of-terrace position and sits comfortably within its rural surroundings. To the front of the house is a private garden area enclosed by mature planting, where established apple and plum trees contribute to the traditional country garden charm, as well as a paved terrace providing an inviting space for outdoor seating and entertaining.
To the rear of the house, a short tarmac driveway leads into an attractive paved courtyard which provides parking and access to the attached double garage. The courtyard is completely private and tucked away from the road, and from here also provides access to the back entrance of the house via a small hallway leading into the kitchen and through to the remainder of the property. The garage is integral to the house and incorporates a useful laundry corner with a traditional Belfast sink, ideal for everyday utility use or as a convenient dog washing area after countryside walks.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home in a sought-after rural setting, offering character, scale and excellent potential for modernisation.
The ground floor is thoughtfully designed for both everyday life and entertaining, with the spacious hall providing access to the garden and serving as the hub of the accommodation. From here, there is access to a well-appointed kitchen with fitted cabinetry and an AGA, as well as a living room and a separate snug. Additional ground floor conveniences include a cloakroom, useful storage areas, and access to the integral garage.
The principal bedroom is situated on the first floor, featuring fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom. A second double bedroom also benefits from its own en suite facilities together with a dressing area. A third room on this level is currently used as an additional lounge but would equally suit use as a further bedroom or home office, depending on individual needs. The first floor also benefits from storage cupboards and provides access to the attic.
The second floor is dedicated to the attic, comprising a large main attic room alongside two additional rooms. This level offers excellent flexibility and could be adapted to create additional reception space or further bedrooms, subject to requirements.
Externally, the property occupies an end-of-terrace position and sits comfortably within its rural surroundings. To the front of the house is a private garden area enclosed by mature planting, where established apple and plum trees contribute to the traditional country garden charm, as well as a paved terrace providing an inviting space for outdoor seating and entertaining.
To the rear of the house, a short tarmac driveway leads into an attractive paved courtyard which provides parking and access to the attached double garage. The courtyard is completely private and tucked away from the road, and from here also provides access to the back entrance of the house via a small hallway leading into the kitchen and through to the remainder of the property. The garage is integral to the house and incorporates a useful laundry corner with a traditional Belfast sink, ideal for everyday utility use or as a convenient dog washing area after countryside walks.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home in a sought-after rural setting, offering character, scale and excellent potential for modernisation.
Tenure
Freehold
Qualification
Not stated
Tenure explained — Freehold
You own the property and the land it stands on outright. The most straightforward tenure for a lender.
Residential qualification
The agent did not publish a qualification status for this property. Confirm it before viewing — a Registered person cannot legally occupy Qualified housing.
Where it is
Street-level location
49.23415, -2.09574Parish of Trinity