Auction sale of Freehold Residence near Ascot and Windsor
Messrs Daniel Smith and Son announce an auction sale at the Mart on Tuesday June 23 at twelve for a modern freehold residence with extensive accommodation. The property lies in a prestigious neighbourhood near Windsor, on about sixteen acres with gardens, outbuildings, stabling, paddocks, and timber. Descriptive particulars and viewing times are available at the Mart, solicitor G Bolten, and Daniel Smith and Son offices.
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