The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-19 00:00:00

THE ORPORD.—The Oxford and Coati ea=
Bell Coupsay (Untied .-IKASAKIZLLO sad
by the wilds at tbs Opuntia OootprNp. LI ?MIT ELONDIN;
JACKSON HAMS. the Amadeus etat ; traswortLivDrak
W. Kendall, de., with the And/able Weak THIS NO.

LENT.—In the beautiful vicinity of BECKENHAM.—An im-
portant and very valuable FREEHOLD assumurnil, and
BUILDING PROPERTY, known as the EDEN-PANS ESTATE:
compliaing an elegant mansion, surrounded by &sail= of
130 acres, magnificently timbered, the dmeM ea-
bracing, within a ring fence. nearly 270 acres, presenting
moat valuable ing feeturen in an extremety favourite dis-
trict, commandingostensive slaws of the surrounding beautiful
neighbourhood. The estate is situate about oneraile from the
im-
pa runway station known as Beckenham Junction, which
Is dietant from the east or wad of the metropolis about half an
hour's ride by the Coogan, Chatham, and Dover, Leyden,
Brighton, and South Coast, Mid-Rent and Crystal Palace Balk
ways, from the London-bridge, Farlten-stroet, Charing-
creek and Victoria Station, coning connected with the
*rake railway system of England ; It is within 11 miles o
the Crystal Palace and Grounds ; and Is In every respect as
well adapted for • first-cleas banging osculation as any estate,
In the neighbourhood of London. Posseidon of the whole may
be had in a Ism months

MICSiiiiiiiaIiTELBMMIAON,andOAICLEY
have received Instructions to OPFER for BALEDy AIM-
. at the Osildhall Coffee-hems, Oreskametrath it, en
Tchoice and HUNSDAvery
valuaY, Get. 27, at 12, la One Lot, the above singularty
ble
NILKLBOLD 11.11131DENTIAL or BUILDING MIMI,
land tax redeemed. It oceepriem a mansion al an lamming de.
Mien le the Grecian style of arsidteetnee, with a nobleportico
sad pediment, empperted niece pthan of lonic order
and contains a spacious and lofty troWtoholl, which conducts
to • handsome dining room gift g by Wt., with °teammate'
milling and COM/CO supported by bold pillars, a ditto drawing
room tett, by WM with ornamental ceiling and cornice,
=bayed Trench windows, and handsome pillar eupporta,
a music room Mit. by I Mt, library, ladles' boudoir, bath
nom &Mad, and eight principal sleeping apartaseets
amusing about 18ft. by Lift. (some being considerably
=),:th two dressing roam, and seven secondary
with other metal rooms, and ample domestic °Moss,
suited to the residence of a family of distinction. Adjoining the
mansion on the south Adele an ornamental oomerattory with an
entrance from the bookie% hothouses, productive kitchen ter`
dens, about 11 in extent, stocked with choice halt trees: de.
tacked stabling and coachhousee opening into a courtyard,
ameened trona view from the mamba. Placed in • commanding
situation en the aide of a bill, gently sloping to the south, It
opens upon rich lawns &adverting* adorned with stately cedars,
with a broad terrace walk of excellent turf, disclosing a dr=t;
fel expanse of charming scenery, with the Crystal
end grounds le the distance. The manacle Is surrounded by a
itch park of 130 acres, magnilicently timbered. intersected by
carriage drives, with thew entrance lodges in unison with the
mansion. The total area of the estate Is MM. Ir. lip. The moat
important feature, however, connected with this exceedingly va-
luable property is the extreme
itaeinitg presents for test-class
building purposes. To an en capitalist, a building
society, or a private company, it T ere an unusual opportunity
to safe Investment. as by the judicious formation of new roads,
thus developing the building capabilities of the estate, such an
enterprise cannot fail to be crowned with success and large
profit, there being sites adapted to every description of residence.
Perticulars, with plan and view of the mansion, may be ob-
tained upon application to Messrs. Bashi and Marigold, PO,
Waterloo-etre* streningtsun, and 10, Park-street, Weetailaster,
&W. ; and of Messrs. Pas Muni, Sox, and OtiLit,
meets and surveyors, No. 10, Waterloo-place. LW.