East Bridgford Mansion Auction Lot Sale Notts 1834
East Bridgford Notts invites bids for an excellent freehold mansion with cottages farm buildings and 67 acres in three lots to be sold by Mr Barton at the Lion Hotel Nottingham on November 15 1834 at two o clock Lot 1 describes the mansion with extensive Trent valley views four packs of hounds nearby and comprehensive outbuildings Lot 2 is a land close near the road Lot 3 includes two detached closes with an island in the Trent Furniture optional purchase with possession possible at Lady Day next. James Upton will show the property and further details are at Hodgkinson Newark and Brownley London offices.
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