The National Trust of Guernsey

Each capability links to every business in the Bailiwick that shares it.

Established

1960≈ (inferred from the source page)

From their website

Original phrasing from their website — lines covered by a capability above appear within its card.

• Holiday property hire (Fermain Tower)≈ (inferred from the source page)
• Event space hire (Les Caches Farm, Folk & Costume Museum)≈ (inferred from the source page)
• Membership with reciprocal access to National Trust organisations worldwide≈ (inferred from the source page)

Contact

Phone

+44 7781 106461

Email

emc@nationaltrust.gg

Website

nationaltrust.gg

Social

Address

26 Cornet Street, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1LF≈ (inferred from the source page)

History5

Key dates and recorded company events for The National Trust of Guernsey.

• 1967—Became The National Trust of Guernsey
• 1968—Folk Museum established · Established as a joint venture with La Societe Guernesiaise
• 1987—Victorian Shop & Parlour opened
• 2002—Fermain Tower bequeathed
• 2009—Les Caches Farm opened

Subsidiaries16

Other businesses under The National Trust of Guernsey, across all of Island Graph.

• Church House—St Sampson

  Church House is a historic granite building in St Sampson, originally used by John Mowlem & Co Ltd. during the Industrial Revolution, now a two-bed house managed by the National Trust of Guernsey.

• Creve Coeur and No. 79—Vale

  Creve Coeur and No. 79 is a heritage site and emerging nature reserve on the Chouet peninsula in Vale, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey, featuring the former ICI explosives store No. 79.

• Fermain Tower—St Martin

  Fermain Tower is a unique self-catering holiday accommodation managed by La Barbarie Hotel for the National Trust of Guernsey, for adults aged 25 and over.

• Folk & Costume Museum—Castel

  Folk & Costume Museum is a museum in Castel, home to the Channel Islands' only permanent costume and textile exhibition of over 8,000 items, and the Art at The Park Gallery.

• Houmet Paradis—Vale

  Houmet Paradis is an uninhabited tidal islet off Guernsey's north-east coast, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey as a nature reserve with connections to Victor Hugo's The Toilers of the Sea.

• Jerbourg Field—St Martin

  Jerbourg Field is a sloping meadow managed by the National Trust of Guernsey, known for its spring daffodils and panoramic views over St Peter Port Harbour in St Martin.

• La Prévôté and Clifton Valley—St Pierre du Bois

  La Prévôté and Clifton Valley are historic sites and landmarks featuring the La Prévôté watchtower, a WWII German observation tower, stream walk, butterfly glades, and cliff paths with seascape views.

• Le Catioroc & Lihou Island—St Saviour

  Le Catioroc & Lihou Island is a headland and nature reserve, Guernsey's first Ramsar site designated in 2006, encompassing 426 hectares including Lihou Island.

• Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts—Forest

  Le Gouffre, Le Bigard & La Plaine des Camprôts are three adjacent National Trust of Guernsey land areas in Forest parish, offering walking trails along the south coast cliff path and Jubilee Wood with bluebells.

• Le Moulin de Quanteraine—St Pierre du Bois

  Le Moulin de Quanteraine is a historic watermill in St Pierre du Bois, acquired by the National Trust in 1989, with its waterwheel restored in 1991 and repaired in 2012 and 2020.

• Le Petit Pré Orchid Field & The Ron Short Walk—St Andrew

  Le Petit Pré Orchid Field & The Ron Short Walk is a free wild orchid meadow and woodland trail in the Talbot Valley, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey.

• Les Blanc Bois Archway—Castel

  Les Blanc Bois Archway is a historic listed building, dating from the second half of the 17th century, that was the main entrance to the former Blanc Bois Estate in Castel.

• Les Caches Farm—Forest

  Les Caches Farm is a collection of 15th to mid-19th Century farmhouses and outbuildings in Les Villets, available for private bookings and events for up to 100 people.

• Les Tielles—Torteval

  Les Tielles is a cliff path between St Pierre du Bois and Torteval parishes, offering views of Belle Elizabeth cove and the site of a former battery and watch house.

• The Ivy Gates Archway—St Peter Port

  The Ivy Gates Archway is one of only two double-arched entrances surviving in Guernsey, built around 1640 from local grey granite, and a Protected Monument since 1981 in St Peter Port.

• Victorian Shop & Parlour—St Peter Port

  Victorian Shop & Parlour is a museum and shop in St Peter Port, acquired by the National Trust of Guernsey in 1983, featuring a Victorian sweet counter and vintage haberdashery.