Steeped in Jersey history, Les Marroniers forms part of the remarkable Chestnut Farm, an historic farmstead whose origins can be traced back to circa 1400.

No. 2 occupies the eastern wing of the handsome 17th/18th-century farmhouse range and is a fine example of traditional Jersey granite architecture, with historic features carefully preserved through the generations. The wider farmstead is particularly notable for its unique triple-arched granite gateway, bearing a 1698 datestone, together with a rare medieval building, bakehouse and ash house. Sensitively restored in the 1990s, the development combines centuries of local history with the comforts of modern residential living.

Situated on the outskirts of St Helier, yet within easy reach of town, 2 Les Marroniers is a beautiful granite home that has been exceptionally well cared for by the current owner and is immaculately presented throughout.

On the ground floor, a generous and welcoming lounge with a lovely wood burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The spacious kitchen/diner provides ample room for a dining table and benefits from a large glazed door and window overlooking the garden, allowing an abundance of natural light. Also on this floor is a downstairs WC, boiler cupboard and useful understairs storage.

Upstairs, the property offers three double bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing excellent accommodation for a family or those seeking additional guest or home-working space.

Externally, the property comes into its own with a beautiful cottage-style garden, planted with an array of established plants, flowers and shrubs. A charming original pigsty provides useful garden storage while adding further character and historic appeal to this exceptional home.

The property also benefits from parking for three cars.

A truly unique home, 2 Les Marroniers offers the opportunity to own a piece of Jersey history while enjoying the comforts of modern living and the convenience of being just a short distance from the town.