Le Rondin
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Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
Le Rondin
Other names
- Cedar Cottage
- Mapley
- Magnolia Cottage
Location
Route de La Trinite, Trinity [1]
Type of property
19th century farm, outbuildings converted to residential use
Valuations
- Cedar Cottage sold for £353,000 in 2005
- Le Rondin was offered for sale at £3.1 million but the property was no longer on the market in late 2021, with no indication that it had been sold
- In 2025 the property was being marketed for £3,650,000
Families associated with the property
- Hamon: In 1941 John St Croix Hamon (1897- ), his wife Marie Rose, nee Georgelin (1899- ) and their daughter Doreen Rose (1928- ) were living here. The couple were married at St Lawrence in 1919
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Mid-late 19th century farm group, with earlier origins, retaining original features of historic significance and integrity as a group. Buildings on this site shown on 1795 Richmond map.
Former farmstead comprising farmhouse (Le Rondin), with attached cottage and large barn converted to residential (now Cedar, Mapley and Magnolia Cottage), all enclosing a small yard.
Old Jersey Houses
Notes and references
- ↑ The address for the converted outbuildings is given as Rue du Mont Pellier. Le Rondin Cottage, which was being offered for sale by tender in November 2021 is believed to be a separate property on the opposite side of Rue du Mont Pellier
