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London, England, 1808-11-25 00:00:00

SALE OF ESTATE, &c.

GENTEEL FREEHOLD VILLA, with LAND, near

CHELMSFORD.
T 0131:: SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
• By CHALK and MEGGY,
• By Order of the Proprietor,
GENTEEL .-Pi HOLD . VILLA, delight-
fully situated at a Pleasairt.distance from, and abutting
upon, the great road between Clitiritstord and I ngatestone,
about four miles from the foriner\anci two -antics from the
latter, being in the Palish of Margaretting, about 25 miles
from London, to and from whence coaches are hourly pass_
ing, now in the Occupation of the .Proprietor, Mi. lames
Hodgkin, together with five Inciostues, containing about 16
Acres of the most fertile Pasture Land. in the neighbour-
hood, producing abundant crops, and lying in a Ring fence,_
Well watered, and interspersed with some thrifty young oak
and elm timber trees. A very neatly laid out Garuen, plant-
ed with espalier and otl,er fruit-trees.
The _House. has been built but a few years, and includes
good dry Cellars in the base ; a Vestibule, Parlour Draw-
ing-room; Kitchen, with a Pump of good water, and Dairy
-upon the ground floor; four Bed-rooms on the first floor,
and t hrec Servants'-chambers in the Attics; the whole fitted
up with nuaneto•-f; Closets and other conveniendes. The
detached Offices iiichide a very compact Brewery ; a Three-
stalled 'Stable. tirit Harness Cle4et, anti flour over ; Coach-
house; Cow house, with Calves'-pens; Wood-house, and
Poultry-house. • A small farmery,witu the necessary Build-
ings surrounding it.
lbout five roods of the land is copyhold, the remainder,
with the buildings, is ireeliold. The out-goings area quit-
rent of 145. 4d. aid Land-tax, 41. 133. 6d. Tile asses.salent
to the parochial rates very low. • •
The Estate may e viewed (with Tickets'only) by apply-
ing to Chalk amid Meggy, Appraikrs and Atictioncers,
Chelmsford, who are authorised to treat for the same, with
early possession. .

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