The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-08 00:00:00

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.

Elegant Residence, beautifially situate in a Valuable Park, lilotrzt
Pleasant.. with cseellent Offices, (larders, Pleasure-gnsinds..
Plantations, and Land, ornamented with !Mt Tizr.ber, abc.”.it
Forty-aix Acres. •

by Mr. ROBINS,
• (Of War.' irk House, Regeet-street.)
At Garraway's Coffee house,l ;hinge-alley, Com hill, on TII
I)AY, July '2l. 1824, at Twelve o'Clock, unless previously cis.
posed of by private Contract.
IN ONE LOT.

AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising MOUNT PLEASANT MANSION,
Late the Property and Ratidence of W. LUSMINGTON., Esq.,
deceased.

Situate at Tunbridge Wells, placed On a fine lawn, with a delight-
ful dry terrace walk on the South front, surrounded with shrubbery
and plantations, dry gravel walks, commanding extensive views of
the beautiful direr:tilted surrounding country: planned for the at.
com:nodation of a Family of Distinction. Containing an entrance
hall, vestibule or inner ball, handsome staircase. two e 1.,„„.
drawinkrooms, and a dining parlour, handsomely fitted up,
beautiful statuary marble cltimney-pieces, Ice., communicating by
folding doors, forming a splendid suite of apartments. nearly
seventy feet long, plate glass in the sashes, and a conservatory at
the East end ; a neat breaktast-room„ gentleman's dressing-mnri,
water and other closets. On the principal floor, live excellent
bedchambers, three dressing.rooms, a • large closet, a water-
closet, all handsomely papered, and two bcd-romrs for house-
keeper, ice. Three savants' rooms on the upper story. A
Secondary staircase.
The domestic offices comprise a houitekeeper's-room, butler's
pantry, offices in the basement story, arched time vaults, beer and
coal cellars, dec., 'detached offices, servants'-hall, a good kitchen,
scullery, larder, wash-house, laundry and mangling-room, and
two bedrooms over; an enclosed drying-ground, knife end shoz-
house, Ice. A FARM YARD,
With excellent range of farming buildings; a coach-yard. in which
is a large tank of soft water, with two coach-houses, stables rev
fifteen hones, with loft and men's rooms over ; a large open
coach-house, and delightful compact meadow land, most elig:ble
for building, studded with Mile grown timber, ornamented by
plantations and a file sheet of water, supplied by a running stream,
containing in the whole upwards of
FORTY-SIX ACRES,
Enclosed by paling. and presenting a fine park-like appearance.
To be viewtsl by tickets only. Particulars may be had on the
premises, at the Sussex and Kentish Hotels, and the Libraries, at
Tunbridge Iticlls; the Angel, Tunbridge; Clown' Sevenosks ;
IVhite Hart, River head; Old Ship, Brighton; atllarraway's:
of John Stone, Esq., Solici,or. at the Wells, of whom tickets for
viewing may be had; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street:
where et plan of tie estate may be seen.

H ERT FOR DSH IRE.
Extensive Manors. Mansion, Park, Farm, and Lands, stesrlt
Two Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres. A vcry
hie Property fur Retro hallimarleut.
AIR. ROBINS of Warwick House, RegailiegitT
informs the Public, that he shall shortly offer

FOB SALE BY

AUCTION.'

At Garraw:ty"sCofiee-17ou;e, 'll,hange:ailey., Carob
The Valuable and Important FREE lIOLD end small Part
LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
HAMEL:4,

Situate in a fine part of the county of ooraprising a ea? i 7.
tal Mansion, seated in a delightful Park, commanding an extensive
rich Scenery, adapted for the Residence of a
NOBLEMAN or FA3IILY of the FIRST DISTINCTION,
With all requisite attached and detached offices, beautiful plea-
sure grounds and pkntations, with rides, drives, and walks; pro-
ductive gardens, c6nservatory, hot sad green-heusti, grapy
fruit-houses, &c.
The capital manta, extending neatly twenty miles, with the
royalties, quit-rents, &e. A cottage„orni,e, with sundry farms and
agricultural buildings, water corn-mills, cottage., let to respectable
tenarit, and
TWO THOUSAND AND SIXTY-NINE ACRES
Of Freehold Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land:

and abort
ONE HINDRED A`l) EIGHTY ACRES

Of Ltraeiidd.ts;.l7.l;eki-un-cier—T.nr;iti

itl
This Estate abounds with game, in a fine spirting country,
the centre of the Herefordshire hunt, and conuguous to several
packs of fox-hounds, and in a highly respectable neighbourhood t
about twenty-eight miles trotu London, on the road to Raptor.,
Cambridge, and Newmarket.
Particulars are preparing.
No. 170. Regent-street, 3.1 July, 1821.