Saint Ouen's Manor

Saint Ouen's Manor features extensive parklands with ponds, meadows, orchards, walled gardens, and rose-covered dovecots spread across the estate grounds.

The manor's origins trace back to 1135, when it became the ancestral residence of the influential Carteret family, who served as Lords of Saint Ouen.

The manor incorporates Norman architectural elements throughout its structure, reflecting the historical connections between Jersey and continental European design traditions.

The estate functions as a private venue for ceremonies, receptions, and community events, with professional staff coordinating with local suppliers.

The property contains some of Jersey's oldest trees within its woodland areas and maintains a white garden alongside a wisteria-covered walkway.

Location: Saint Ouen

GPS coordinates: 49.22561,-2.19898

Latest update: May 23, 2025 09:31