Nestled in the sought-after location of St Martins Village, this characterful granite cottage exudes charm and history from every corner. Boasting four bedrooms and two bathrooms, this inviting house is the epitome of comfort and style.

As you step inside, you are greeted by a very unique entrance hall, showcasing an original apple crusher and cider press. The spacious kitchen/diner is perfect for entertaining, with ample space for hosting gatherings. A separate utility room adds convenience and functionality to the space. The large living room is a welcoming retreat, complete with a feature fireplace. The house offers plenty of storage solutions.

Externally, the property features a good size sunny garden front garden, additional courtyard paved garden, and parking for three-four cars.

Located in the heart of St Martins Village, close to local amenities, schools, transport links, and peaceful country walks, this property offers the perfect balance of rural living and convenience.

For those who appreciate the finer details of history and craftsmanship, Rose Lea Cottage is a rare gem that promises a unique living experience. Don't miss this opportunity to make this characterful granite cottage your new home!

Living
Unique entrance hall with original cider press and apple crusher.

Fitted kitchen / diner with separate utility room.

Large living room with feature fireplace.

Sleeping
Four bedrooms (three doubles and one single), two bathrooms.



One of the bedrooms has its own external staircase, and the configuration could lend itself to being a more separate 'unit' ideal for guests (or teenagers!).

Outside
Good size sunny low maintenance garden.



Designated parking for three - four cars.

Services
Mains drains and water.

Mains gas for the kitchen.

Bottled gas for the fire.

Electric boiler for heating and hot water (Brand new 2024)

History
Rose Lea Cottage is Grade II listed & is the east wing of Rose Lea, a model Jersey granite farmhouse, the oldest part of which was constructed in the 1600s.



The whole property was purchased by well known architect John Douglas Smith in 1981, he converted the east wing into an office for his architects practice, and then later into residential accommodation for himself and his wife.



As far as the current owner is aware, there is only one other indoor cider crusher and press in the island in similar condition, which is at Hamptonne.



This is truly a unique property with lots of history!