The rundown property previously served as staff accommodation for the Jersey Royal Company’s agricultural workers, but proposals to demolish the building and create new homes on the site were given planning approval in September 2013.
The rebuild, which includes glass-fronted balconies and white cladding, could be finished by the end of next year, according to developers.
A company known as Sherrington owns the site.
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