For the first time in 66 years, we're delighted to present to market this traditional Jersey farmhouse. Nestled down a quiet, secluded lane, Les Brulees hosts five-bedrooms in the main house along with an adjoining two-bedroom cottage. Situated on thirteen acres of diverse woodland, equestrian paddocks, and fields, the property features various outbuildings, including a carport, an enclosed two-car garage, four timber-built stables and a hay shed.

The original farmhouse, believed to have been built in 1680 and later reconstructed in 1834, encompasses a large dining room featuring original granite fireplace, a formal sitting room and a spacious utility room on the ground floor. Both the sitting and dining rooms boast traditional granite fireplaces with period details. The dining room connects back to the kitchen.

On the first floor, there are three generous double bedrooms, two of which share a family bathroom, while the master bedroom enjoys the convenience of an en suite. Ascending another floor leads to two additional well-sized double bedrooms.

Features:

Services - Well water with mains and pipes located close by ready to be connected. Main drains for both units

Heating - Oil fired central heating in main house. The cottage is heated via an electric boiler. 

Adjacent to the farmhouse is a sizable two-bedroom cottage which was built in 1976 by the present owners. This cottage includes a spacious sitting room that opens into a conservatory overlooking a private garden. The kitchen leads to a separate dining/breakfast room. Upstairs, there are two large double bedrooms and a family bathroom. There are no housing qualifications required for the cottage. We anticipate the cottage would receive a monthly rental income of £2,000 - £2,200.

Location
The property is conveniently located in a quiet area yet just 3 miles from St Helier town centre, with an excellent bus route at the top of the lane.

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