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Grouville Grouville, which borders St Clement to the north, has something of everything. There is low-cost housing in the areas close to St Helier and St Clement as well as one of the most expensive new residential developments in... St Brelade St Brelade is a large sprawling parish along the southwest coast with the best variety of sandy beaches in the island. It also has two very good shopping centres, one at Red Houses/Quennevais, a large sprawling and moder... St Clement St Clement borders St Helier to the east and the parish is fast becoming an extension of the town. This is an area of mainly low-cost housing but there are some areas in the high-cost bracket.There has been widespread ho... St Helier This an area of mainly low-cost housing but there are some areas in the high-cost bracket.There is still evidence of well-proportioned and well laid-out Georgian terraces and pretty Victorian streets, but these fell on h... St John This parish, which is half way to everywhere, stretches along the central section of the north coast. The airport, the harbour and St Helier are all within an easy 20-minute ride. Largely a rural community, the parish ha... St Lawrence However to its east there is a busy main road that links the north and south coasts. Here are the usual parish buildings (church, elementary school, parish hall and pub). In the south of the parish there is elegant late ... St Martin This is one of the most agricultural parishes, and one of the most sought after places to live in the island. It has the best herd of Jersey cattle, some of the largest potato growers and a number of small farmers now cu... St Mary To the west of St John is St Mary, which is quieter and more rural than its neighbour. There are no village shops (the petrol station has some groceries and newspapers) there are few housing developments and there is no ... St Ouen On the northwest and west coast St Ouen has some of the most rugged scenery in the island. This is wind-swept territory, with few trees, low hedges and small intensely-farmed fields divided up by low-lying granite walls.... St Peter This is an in-between parish, more of a through road to somewhere else than a place to stop. It is sandwiched between St Ouen to the northwest and St Brelade to the south and is dominated by the airport and by a large co... St Saviour To the south of St Martin, St Saviour is the only parish without any lovely beaches. It is one of the island’s largest parishes and combines an urban community, on the edges of St Helier, with a rural population in... Trinity
This is another town-country parish to the north of St Helier but urban areas soon give way to farmland at the beginning of the steep hill leading out of the town. Off this main road leading north are some large and dist... 
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