Marine Terrace, 19th century house in Saint Clement, Jersey.
Marine Terrace was a large two-story white house located on Azette Beach in Saint Clement. The building featured a corridor-style entrance, greenhouse, courtyard, and multiple rooms overlooking the beach.
The house was built in the 19th century as a residence for Jersey shipowner Thomas Rose. It remained a significant property on the island until its demolition in 1974.
The residence held a special place in Jersey's literary circle during the 19th century. Visitors and artists were drawn to this location, making it a notable gathering space for creative minds in the island's society.
The property sat directly on Azette Beach, making it easily accessible for visitors. Its location near Saint Clement allowed for straightforward exploration of the surrounding area.
French writer Victor Hugo lived here from 1852 to 1855 while in exile from France. He later left to move to Guernsey, where he continued his literary work.
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