The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-30 00:00:00

BLACHBROOK HOUSE AND EST.ITE, IN lIA3IP
SHIRE..

TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, this
valuable and most desirable ESTATE, situated in the Pa-
rish of Fareham, Hants, at a convenient instance from the town,
late the residence and property of George Purvis, Esq. deceased,
with the Rectorial Tithes thereof. The Mansion House is a hand.
some, uniform, and modern structure, judiciously placed on a ma.
d. rate but commanding elevation, in an ornamental paddock con.
taining Pi acres, shelLred on the North and East by an assemblage
of fine growing oak and elm trees, and hated on the West and
South-west by luxuriant shrubbery plantations, with shaded walks ;
it commands the rich and interesting scenery of the neighhout hood,
including the Isle of Wight, Spithead, Portsmouth Harbour, &c.
and contains the following Apartments :—An entrance hall, lofty
eating and drawing rooms 25 feet by 17, breakfast room 21 by lit,
Gentleman's room lli by 14, and nine excellent sleeping rooms,
housekeeper's room, servants' hall, capital tellarsge, rake, : and de-
tached are all necessary and commodious domestic offices; the
House is warmed by an air stove, appr.nched by a circular car-
riage drive through the paddock, and opens to a handsome colo-
naded Stone terrace extending the whole width of the front. On the
West are an ornamental greenhouse, productive walled garden
containing a statute acre, melon ground, vine pit, &c. ; and on the
East a double coach house, harness house, and a four-stall stable.
There is always an abundant supply of both spring and rain water,
the latter from a tank which contains 150 hogsheads. The Farm
' comprises two farm houses, four barns, three stables, two granaries,
and all other usual farm buildings, three cottages, 50 acres of mea-
dow and pasture land, 228 acres of arable land, and 50 of wood ;
din very compact, and, from the contiguity to the Market towns of
Fareham, Southampton, Portsmouth, &c., is most eligibly situ-
ated for all the advantages of agriculture.
To be SOLD also, the DWLLLING-HOUSE arid GARDEN
at Titchfield, some time since the residence of the lion. Mrs. Fin-
williani. and now of Mrs. Young.
Also the DWELLING-HOUSE and about FOUR ACRES of
LAND, now used as garden ground, at Titchtield, in the posses
Mon of Mrs. 'hidden. The garden ground is a most eligible site
for building. The tenure of the Mansion flour o and principal part
of the Estate is Copyhold of inheritance, but sabject only to nomi-
nal fines, compound beriots, and small quitrents, and therefore
equal in value to freehold ; the remaining part Is freehold. The
tithes are held of the Master of St. Cross, at Winchester, upon a
lease for three lives.

The Premisesat Titchfield are Copyhold of inheritance, subject
to tines and heriots on death and alienation.

Fareliam is 73 miles from London, 12 from Southampton, and
nine from Portsmouth.
For a view of the property, apply to Mr. Matthews, at Black.
brook Farm-house, where a 'Plan of the Blackbmok Estate may be
seen ; and for printed Particulars (after theist of June) at the Office
of Messrs. Home. Frampton, and Loftus, New Inn, London ; at the
George Inn, Winchester; Messrs. Mottle, and CO. Portsmouth
Mean. Brodie and Dowding. Salisbury; of the Priment of the
Soatharnron Heraid;itloutharnpttro ; and Of Mr. ridtioo, Solicitor,
karebam.