🗺 Jersey Parish Guides
Jersey is divided into 12 parishes. Each has its own character, transport links, and residential status requirements. Browse to find the right area for you.
East-coast parish known for the Royal Jersey Golf Club and the long sweep of Grouville Bay.
South-west corner. St Brelade's Bay, Corbière lighthouse, Portelet. Sought-after for sea views and family homes; premium…
Smallest parish, hugging the south-east coast. Sandy flats at low tide, good for families, quick commute…
Jersey's capital. Dense Georgian terraces, markets, Liberation Square. Best for car-free living and town-centre working.
Rural, north-coast parish with cliff paths and Bonne Nuit harbour. Genuine countryside, larger gardens, quieter lanes.
Central parish connecting town to the west. Waterworks Valley, Hamptonne. Leafy, semi-rural, well-connected by road.
East-coast parish. Rozel Harbour, Archirondel, St Catherine's breakwater. Rural character with excellent coastal walks.
Small, rural, high on the north coast. Devil's Hole, quiet lanes, granite cottages. The least populous…
The wild west. Five-mile Beach, L'Etacq, surfing country. Big skies, big dunes, big winds.
Home to the airport and some of the island's best farmland. Mix of rural lanes and…
The first ring outside town. Residential, leafy, quick drive to St Helier. Howard Davis Park nearby.
Central-north, rural. Durrell (Jersey Zoo) sits here. Country lanes, larger plots, strong community.