The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-20 00:00:00

[Stamped, id. Additional.]

SOUTH DRVON.—Tha PEITZ BST AT4 • very reporter std
choice FKICEHOLD DOMAIN, with nohMMal an. one of the
most distimmiiihed Siesta In tisk Meade' county ray pin
turesisuely situate about nine riles from Plymouth, It hue
Totem, two fromkodbery, and four from INbridge Station
on the South Devon Railway, within abase seven hours of
Leedom
PESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, k OAKLEY
have received instractions to BILL by AUCTION, at the
arl near the Rank of Beigionad, on TVISISAY, June 43, at 12,
la One Lot, the above valuable and eziesedve
TREY:HOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPPRITY.
It compriscs • noble meuuou n 1 a beseedal chsracter,known a
Meta, occupying nue of the beet sites in Devonshire, upon MS
eminence immediately above the vale through whet flows the
lovely river Enne, surrounded by berkftd scenery, In the
centre of • Site dmasin, and commanding extensive and pic-
turesque views, Including the rani a of the Dartmoor bills, ap-
prom:hot through two lodges by loom carriage drives through ta
mirk and plantations, and entered from • massive granite
battlerneated porch. The mansion is • hindsome stone build-
ing, partly of the Yllombetha and partly of the early
English style of meditator*, completed In geed tsar mad of
commanding appesrente. It comperes hal, library, billiard
room, saloon. dining hall, all noble apartments of large Mean-
dons, and fitted with granite chi pieces, oak panels, and
other fittimn In keeping with the at of the house also a
second billiard room. smoking room, by with two bath rooms :
a handasme carved oak staircase leads the tint floor. The
Member aceommo tattoo is exteadve, end comprises &Mat 24
arincipal and secondary apartmene• and seven deeming ream
The domestic alices are ex-knave and mood, Including large
melted cellars. The stabling is first rate, comprisim nine stalls
sad two boxes, large coach.houra, Ac. The lawns, pleasure
grated; and gardens are tastefully kid out, and ornamented by
Roe forest timber, and the appointments of the house generally
adopt It for the requirements of an extensive establishment.
The demobs consists of
TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDERD AND TWO ACRES
of freehold land (for the most part on the old red sandstone
formation, and very fertile), extending l • camped form over •
beautifully undulating inuntry, with the halm nearly in the
centre. wed ornamented • lerga:atirtmgemottly line timber and
, very headroom woods

acme of ;maim vs corn and 1006 7th scree ofpasture
and mkadow land and valuable orcharding, and 11
01 acres of
woodland end plantations, crowning the tinduletiOns and form-
ing magnificent features in the landscape, lying very compactly
In the seven) parishes of Holbeton, Remington, Yealmpton, and
Modbury, divided icto 11 large farms and numerous small
occupations. The farm-houses and premises generally are in
good order, a considerable outlay having been made some time
since. The land is all let to yearly tertantaat low rents, There is
also a valuable quarry of building and limestone. The estate in-
cludes Impropriato tithe rent charges in Holbeton andErmington,
commuted at £407 per annum numerous cottages and small
hod lingo, including great part of the village of Holbeton, and
various chief and conventionary rents, producing a gross annual
value of £6,135. The whole property forms a remarkably sound
investmout, united to the advantage of a salui.nous and mild
climate, near the sea coast,• picturesque country, and the enjoy.
meets to be found in tine partridge, pheasant, woodcock, and
wild fowl shooting, first-rate salmon and trout fishing, yachting,
and fox bunting, within easy reach of Mr. Trelawny s capital
meets. The manorial and seigrothal rights attached to the estate
are valuable and extensive, and comprise free fishery In the
Erna, franchise of wreck in the sea, free warren over the hun-
dred of Remington, and unrestricted sight of pasturage on Wm
plains, Dartmoor.
Particulars, with plans and views f6a, each), may be obtained
of Iliclusil Andrews, Fsq., solicitor, Modbw7 . of George
Crochet, Req., solicitor, 01, lancothodun-flelds, ; ars:an
. w
Godwin and Pickett, solicitors, 3, King's-bends-walk, end
of Mean. Damn. 3111R0, Boa, and OAKUM land agents and
surmise, No. 10, Waterioo-plate, Pall-mall, S.W., where mho •
pound plan and photographs of the =Won may be seen.

WILTSBTEL—PRELIMINARY ADVIIITIBIENTRT.
MBSSRB. DANIEL SMITH,SON,andOAIELEY
have received Inelmetions to PREPARE for BALI by
AIIC7IOK, at the Wert, near the Bank of England, the
BROADSTOCK ABBEY ESTATE,
four miles from Wootton Bassett, seven from Chlppenharn, and
Bye from Caine. 1111 freehold, and comprises about 700 acres of
fertile arable and meadow land, let to yearly tenants, is in &ring
fence, and is very desbalre, either for Investment or occu-
pation.
A more detailed advertisement will shortly appear, and par-
withplarm when the survey is completed, may be led of
Mtwara Bennett, Demon, and Thornhill, solicitors, 2, New-
square, Lincoln's-inn ; and of Warn. DAJI dMITH, 801, and
oLturr, lead agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-
mall, &W.