For Sale Freehold Farm with Buildings and 50 Acres
Have for sale the freehold of a 150 acre property with five room house scullery and dairy stabling for four horses and a trapshed. Also the goodwill of 50 acres near the freehold including a two room cottage five acres cropped and rest in grass all arable and in good order. Full particulars on application.
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