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Approval has been granted for a new development in Sion Village, delivering 16 high-quality homes for the Jersey Homes Trust (JHT) — the Island’s approved social housing provider. The development will provide: 3 × 2-bedroom homes 11 × 3-bedroom homes 2 × 4-bedroom homes Located in the heart of Jersey and accessed via La Grande Route de St. Jean, this project will bring much-needed, high-quality housing to the Parish. Our design places a strong emphasis on community, nature, and well-being, featuring: - A dedicated play area designed for play and learning within a natural environment - A nature corridor that forms a soft, defined boundary - Central green spaces that foster connection and a sense of belonging among residents This scheme is a great example of how thoughtful, sustainable design can balance housing need, landscape character, and community life — creating spaces that support people and the planet.
Field T1404 - Sion

Bringing High-Quality, Community-Focused Housing to Sion Village.

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Construction is progressing well at the old Constantia site, located at the gateway to Sion Village. Working with our client, Grange Developments, the former Constantia bungalow has been demolished and is being replaced with two lovely 3-bedroom homes and four 4-bedroom homes. The development will also improve pedestrian access, introducing a new 1.5m-wide pavement along Rue du Becquet Vincent and widening the existing narrow pavement along La Grande Route de St Jean, creating a safer and more welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike.
Constantia

Transforming the Gateway to Sion Village: New Homes in Progress

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Demolition of the existing residence and construction of a new four-bedroom dwelling, featuring a basement plant and storage area. The project includes a range of external alterations, as well as a new swimming pool and pergola to the south of the site, complete with associated decking and landscaped surrounds. The design reinterprets a traditional home with low zinc-pitched roofs and living spaces tucked beneath large, projecting eaves. The shallow roof pitch helps the building sit naturally within the site, reducing its visual mass. A significant north-south slope creates a full-storey difference between the front of the house and the principal garden level. To address this, a south-facing glazed gable and expansive external terraces bring the garden into the heart of the main living areas, connecting the interior seamlessly to the landscape. Rusticated feature steps, thoughtfully shaped to form seating, lead down to a grand staircase overlooking the main pool terrace.
La Vallette

New four-bedroom home with basement, pool, pergola, and landscaped surroundings.

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