Hamptonne Stable Apartment

Located in the heart of Jersey’s countryside, Hamptonne is a beautifully restored farm with a collection of thatched granite houses, stables and meadows. It is an idyllic rural site, offering a traditional and memorable setting for a relaxing family break or romantic getaway.

Two well-appointed, comfortable self catering apartments have been created amongst the thatch and granite of Hamptonne’s historic architecture. It is located at the far end of the North Courtyard with views over fields of free range hens on one side and the courtyard on the other. The Hayloft Apartment sleeps up to four adults in a double bedroom and twin bunk-bedded room and has a cosy open plan reception room and kitchen, along with a shower room.

Hamptonne operates as a visitor attraction; the public will be on site during opening hours and for special events throughout the year.
Hamptonne House is licensed for civil wedding ceremonies, wedding receptions and corporate events can also be held in a Marquee overlooking the meadow which is accessed through the North Courtyard gate.

Sorry, no smoking in the accommodation.

Children of all ages very welcome.

2 bedrooms.

First Floor: One double bedroom. One twin bunk-bedded room. Open plan kitchen/reception room. Shower room with shower, basin and toilet.

Bed linen and house towels provided. Electricity included in rent. Central heating. TV. Safe. Ceramic hob with four heat pads. Electric oven. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge. Kettle. Toaster. Ample parking space provided. Cot or high chair available upon request. Welcome pack provided.

Shop 1m. Pub/ Restaurant 1/2m. St. Helier 3.5m. Beach 3m.

Jersey Bus Information.

Saturday changeover. Registered with Jersey Tourism.

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"This unique Jersey Heritage Property is an open farm museum during the day, after that you have access to the property via a key which lets you into the main courtyard and into your beautifully converted apartment. After the public had left we sat in the courtyard with a glass of wine - it really was peaceful and beautiful. A truly unique place to stay. The car park is a little way up the road but you can stop outside to load and unload cases and shopping. All the staff were friendly and helpful. My son loved visiting the pigs, cows and hens every morning and loved Lester the cockerel. The café sold ice creams and the usual stuff and the staff were lovely. Due to the nature of the site, there isn't an outside area to hang washing, so apartments do not have washing machines however a laundrette is close by. A reasonable sized M&S food hall is located in St John's Village. Car is recommended."