The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-23 00:00:00

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Sew pest, IL
aluable reehald
Coach-houies. Stables,
Seventy Oats of
:tensive Fishery
Ay Mr. ROBINS
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street
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At Grzraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corritill, on WED-
. NESPAY. the isf otJune. at 12.
AValuable PREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
Winkten House, altnatcin the valley between Ringwood
and Christchurch ; a substantial brick and stone built residence,
comnioJionsly planned, and adapted for the accommodation of a
Family of platioetiop, seated nooks beautiful lawn, with a hand.
some carriage drivein front, plware_grounds tastefully disposed,
and ornamented with stately urea: - The River Avon, flowing
through the estate, M stored whit the fleet salmon sad. pske, and
oilier fish for which there is an eseliaire right of fishing, of con.
siderable extent. The house metals, a spacious entrance hall.,
elegant drawing-roan, excallma dieing parkin!, literary, gentle-
man s dressing room, and other couveurpoes adjoining. A capital
oak staircase to the principal &or, a lady's morning room, hve
excellent bed, chambers, and hr. dyeing NOW : • a •eapital
billiard room, a secondary staircase apd proportionable accommo-
dation foe streams. The office, coMptise an excellent kitchen,
scullery, servants' hall, butler's , wash house and laundry,
and other reguiaite offices ;•anid eel in the basement for wine,
ale, and beer, &c.: yard for coals: , ete. Deteched,.a stable
yard, three...stall stable, and a ton ; awatawr oldies
for a three-stall stable; two capital Mach-
potlitrf mattjoid-boasea, with loft over; cementer
vard with Mt) cow-houses, pia*, Ara, fihe grain& WM&
fully undulated, and slope to the Avon, a floe rapi4.3111.111
'clear water. peeserning cheerful and varied views oft ie scent
country. There is a very good garden with wall and standard
fruit-trees, and a grapery, containing vines of excellent kinds.
The estate lies all compact, and contains nearly seventy acres of
excellent grass, meadow, and pasture land, of the most produc-
tive quality, and entitled to valuable forest rights. The neigh-
bourhood is highly respectable, the roads excellent, with delight-'
' feel rides and drives to a great extent, without the interruption of
turnpikes. A daily post. A family pew in Christchurch. The
distance from London is ninety-seven miles, from Ringwood I
amen, from Christchurch two, from the fine sea beach at Mud-1
diked two and a half, and thirteen from Lyndhurst, where the
*rest hounds are kept.
To be viewed by tickets only, till the time of sale; particulars
may be had on the premises; at the note), Christchurch ;
Crown, Ringwood; Crown, Lyndhurst; Star, Southampton; of
Mr. Lyon, Great Rowell-street, Bloomsbury ; at Garraway's ;
and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the
estate may be sees, rid tickets for viewing pap be had.

TO be Lkf, ...........
by Mr. ROBINS (of Warwick Home' Regent-street), a
commodious I)WELLING.IIOUSE, in the Cottage style, re.
cently fitted up in an elegant manner, and furnished in the same
taste, planned with elegmt apartments, adapted for the accommo.
dation of a small genteel Family, with excellent attached and de.
taehed Offices, Coachhouse, Stable, and Outbuildings; an excel.
lent Garden, well cropped, stocked, and planted ; Pleasure-ground,
tastefully disposed; Hothouse, &c. situate within hall-a-mile of
an excellent market and post town, through which the mail and
post coaches pass daily. !founds and Harriers In the vicinity.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Robins, Nu. IN, Regest-street.
Letters must be post-paid.