Buckland Filleigh Estate Sale Near Okehampton North Devon
A grand freehold estate near Okehampton and Torrington comprising Buckland Filleigh with 1947 acres including the park gardens and a fine mansion. The sale by public competition at London on August 12 offers vast lands, farms, and a valued manor with low tithe rates, plus Shebbear Manor and associated holdings as separate lots.
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