£9,950,000
House
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Features
7
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
8
Receptions
Parking
Summary
House
Type
Freehold
Tenure
Qualified
Qualification
-
Approx Size m2/ft2
First time on market in 40 years
Sea views & 40ft orangery
Renovated granite main house
5 bedrooms plus 2 bed cottage
Gardens, terraces & jacuzzi
Historic 14th-century mill
Presented to the market for the first time in four decades, this exceptional coastal estate combines panoramic sea views with a beautifully renovated main house, a self-contained cottage, and a remarkable historic mill.
Approached via electric gates, a sweeping driveway winds through established, manicured gardens, setting an immediate tone of privacy and distinction. Built in granite, the principal residence offers elegant proportions, lofty ceilings, and an undeniable sense of grandeur, seamlessly blended with the comforts of modern living following an extensive and meticulous refurbishment.
At the heart of the home lies a breathtaking orangery spanning over 40 feet, designed to capture uninterrupted views of the sea. Flooded with natural light, this impressive space integrates a bespoke hand crafted kitchen with a generous central island, informal dining area, relaxed seating space, and an inviting fireside reading corner. The scale and craftsmanship are truly striking, creating a spectacular yet welcoming environment for everyday living and entertaining alike.
The property has been thoughtfully modernised with Cat 6 cabling, Lutron lighting, a Bang & Olufsen sound system, and high speed Internet connectivity.
The ground floor features a generous entrance hall leading to an inner hall, an impressive 39 foot reception room, a formal dining room, an additional sitting room, and the magnificent orangery kitchen.
Upstairs, the principal suite extends to approximately 39 feet and opens into a substantial adjoining study or dressing room, with access to a private balcony overlooking the gardens and coastline. A well-appointed en-suite bathroom completes the suite. Two further bedrooms are located on this floor one with en-suite facilities and the other served by a family bathroom.
The second floor provides two additional bedrooms and a shared bathroom, ideal for family or guests.
The recently upgraded cottage offers flexible accommodation, including a stylish kitchen, comfortable sitting room, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom. It can be accessed internally from the main kitchen or independently from outside, making it perfect for guests, extended family, or staff.
The grounds are beautifully maintained, predominantly laid to lawn with mature planting. On the seaward side, a terrace, jacuzzi area, and outdoor dining space enjoy open views across a field within the ownership and out to the sea beyond. With direct access from the kitchen, it is perfectly suited to alfresco entertaining. A separate section of garden presents the opportunity for a kitchen garden or, subject to planning permission, a potential tennis court.
Additional features include a triple garage, generous on-site parking, and excellent ancillary storage.
Despite its scale, the property retains a warm and welcoming atmosphere, offering abundant space for family life in an exceptional coastal setting. Scenic country walks are nearby, as are the charming harbour at Rozel and the amenities of St. Martin`s Village including a pub, café, interior design shop, M&S Food, and village school all within easy reach.
The historic mill is a particularly notable feature. Records indicate a mill existed on the site as early as the 14th century. During the Second World War, it was requisitioned by German forces as a lookout point due to its elevated position one of the highest on the island with views stretching to Mont Orgueil Castle and Les Platons. Recognised as a site of special interest, it has also served as a navigation landmark over the years.
A rare opportunity to acquire a landmark home of heritage, scale, and exceptional coastal beauty.
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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.Services
Mains water and drains
Oil fired central heating
Heating
Distribution
Underfloor heating to ground floor
Radiators to first and second floors
AV
Cat 6 cabling
Lutron lighting system
Bang & Olufsen sound system
Triple glazed wooden windows (North elevation)
Double glazed wooden sash windows (South elevation)
Double glazed windows (second floor)
Garage & Parking
Triple garage
Parking for 10+ cars
14 vergees
Field numbers: Part of 123/127/124/131a totalling 10 vergees (currently grass/hay)
Garden totalling 2 vergees
Sea views & 40ft orangery
Renovated granite main house
5 bedrooms plus 2 bed cottage
Gardens, terraces & jacuzzi
Historic 14th-century mill
Presented to the market for the first time in four decades, this exceptional coastal estate combines panoramic sea views with a beautifully renovated main house, a self-contained cottage, and a remarkable historic mill.
Approached via electric gates, a sweeping driveway winds through established, manicured gardens, setting an immediate tone of privacy and distinction. Built in granite, the principal residence offers elegant proportions, lofty ceilings, and an undeniable sense of grandeur, seamlessly blended with the comforts of modern living following an extensive and meticulous refurbishment.
At the heart of the home lies a breathtaking orangery spanning over 40 feet, designed to capture uninterrupted views of the sea. Flooded with natural light, this impressive space integrates a bespoke hand crafted kitchen with a generous central island, informal dining area, relaxed seating space, and an inviting fireside reading corner. The scale and craftsmanship are truly striking, creating a spectacular yet welcoming environment for everyday living and entertaining alike.
The property has been thoughtfully modernised with Cat 6 cabling, Lutron lighting, a Bang & Olufsen sound system, and high speed Internet connectivity.
The ground floor features a generous entrance hall leading to an inner hall, an impressive 39 foot reception room, a formal dining room, an additional sitting room, and the magnificent orangery kitchen.
Upstairs, the principal suite extends to approximately 39 feet and opens into a substantial adjoining study or dressing room, with access to a private balcony overlooking the gardens and coastline. A well-appointed en-suite bathroom completes the suite. Two further bedrooms are located on this floor one with en-suite facilities and the other served by a family bathroom.
The second floor provides two additional bedrooms and a shared bathroom, ideal for family or guests.
The recently upgraded cottage offers flexible accommodation, including a stylish kitchen, comfortable sitting room, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom. It can be accessed internally from the main kitchen or independently from outside, making it perfect for guests, extended family, or staff.
The grounds are beautifully maintained, predominantly laid to lawn with mature planting. On the seaward side, a terrace, jacuzzi area, and outdoor dining space enjoy open views across a field within the ownership and out to the sea beyond. With direct access from the kitchen, it is perfectly suited to alfresco entertaining. A separate section of garden presents the opportunity for a kitchen garden or, subject to planning permission, a potential tennis court.
Additional features include a triple garage, generous on-site parking, and excellent ancillary storage.
Despite its scale, the property retains a warm and welcoming atmosphere, offering abundant space for family life in an exceptional coastal setting. Scenic country walks are nearby, as are the charming harbour at Rozel and the amenities of St. Martin`s Village including a pub, café, interior design shop, M&S Food, and village school all within easy reach.
The historic mill is a particularly notable feature. Records indicate a mill existed on the site as early as the 14th century. During the Second World War, it was requisitioned by German forces as a lookout point due to its elevated position one of the highest on the island with views stretching to Mont Orgueil Castle and Les Platons. Recognised as a site of special interest, it has also served as a navigation landmark over the years.
A rare opportunity to acquire a landmark home of heritage, scale, and exceptional coastal beauty.
what3words /// deserters.raving.raced
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.Services
Mains water and drains
Oil fired central heating
Heating
Distribution
Underfloor heating to ground floor
Radiators to first and second floors
AV
Cat 6 cabling
Lutron lighting system
Bang & Olufsen sound system
Triple glazed wooden windows (North elevation)
Double glazed wooden sash windows (South elevation)
Double glazed windows (second floor)
Garage & Parking
Triple garage
Parking for 10+ cars
14 vergees
Field numbers: Part of 123/127/124/131a totalling 10 vergees (currently grass/hay)
Garden totalling 2 vergees
Map
Stamp Duty
Calculated on the property value of £9,950,000 the total stamp duty would be £884,000
Subject to £80 registration fee and £20 Jurat's fee where applicable.
Subject to £80 registration fee and £20 Jurat's fee where applicable.








































