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*Beaconsfield, Bucks.—By Mr. NEWTON, at the Auction Mart, facing the Bank of England, on Thursday, April 2(J, at Twelve,A Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprehending a respectable substantial brick-built Family Residence, with Gardens. The Premises are in most excellent, substantial, and decorative repair, and comprise a handsome brick-built Dwelling House, m the occupation of Mr. Charsley ; containing on the ground floor a good entrance, well-proportioned dining and breakfast parlours, entrance hall, and store room ; a light kitchen, most conveniently fitted up with dresser, shelves, c.;a wash-house or brew-house with pump and other conveniences, and a large laundry over now used as two bed rooms; an excellent staircase leading to the first floor, which comprises an elegant drawing room, 28 ft. G in. by 15 ft, handsomely fitted up, with two fire places; costly marble chimney pieces, in rich cornices, c.; a cheerful sitting room now used as a bed room,and a back sleeping room. On the upper story are two capitalnthfront and two back sleeping rooms, with fire places, c. Detached are a dry cellar, coal house, wood house, and other conveniences. A neatly disposed back pleasure garden walled round round, and a front court inclosed from the street by a palisade fence. The above premises occupy a most excellent frontage to the street, and fron^their desirable situation present to a genteel family a most comfortable and complete residence at a small expense, eligibly situate onjbe high road^to Beacons-field, a situation proverbial for its salubrity of air and highly-re*spectacle neighbourhood, 28 miles from London, being nearly midway from thence to Oxford, The coaches pass the houseto and fro hourly. The estate being in hand, possession may“:nbe bad on the Gth July, 1830. The appropriate fixtures to be taken by the purchaser at a fair valuation, an inventory of which will be produced at the time of sale. The landjax is re* deemed, -i— ' ~ *ou ►turnThe premises may be viewed and particulars obtained on the set premises; of Mr. Charsley, Beconsneld; at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood; at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Charsley and Barker, solicitors, Mark Lane; and at Mr. Newton’s Offices, 95, Cheapside.Valuable and Compact Freehold Grazing Farm, in a beau- , b «■ —i m ^ % • W «• * «
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London County Herald and Weekly Advertiser
London, Middlesex, GB
Sat, Apr 24, 1830
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