A building in St Martin has been destroyed by a fire that broke out this morning.
Police have confirmed no-one was in the property on Mont de Gouray.
Emergency services rushed to the scene to tackle the blaze, that tore through the building which is used as an artist's studio.
The road was closed for several hours but has since re-opened.
An investigation into the cause continues.
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