The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-07 00:00:00

AN EXCEEDINGLY WELL SECURED FREEHOLD
INVESTMENT.
THE BROMLEY MILLS, NEAR BOW, and the EXTEN-
SIVE MALTINGS ADJOINING, on the BANK of the
RIVER LEA, PRODUCING ONLY 6651. A-YEAR. THE
PROSPECTIVE VALUE on the DETERMINATION of
the LEASES, MAY BE SAFELY STATED AT ONE
THOUSAND POUNDS A-YEAR.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MR, GEORGE ROBINS,_

At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Feb. 23, at Twelve o'clock,

in 'two lots, and unreservedly,
A CAPITAL WELL SECURED FREE-
HOLD INVESTMENT.

It consists of

THE EXTENSIVE CORN MILL and MALTINGS,
erected (regardless of the expenditure) in the most solid manner;
the nil is underleased for a period of twelve years, (in consequence
of a large premium) to Mr. Carpenter, at only 3401. a-year, exo-
nerated from land-tax, and tithe free. _ _

The premise' are approached from Four Mill-street, with folding
gates and extensive yard. There is a
NEAT DWELLING-HOUSE,
with viranda and garden in front, protected by an ornamental iron
palisade fence, containing four bed-rooms, two large parlours,
kitchen, wash-house, brewhouse, coach-house, lodge with four
rooms, and garden laid out in good taste ; adjoining is
THE LARGE MALT-KILN and EXTENSIVE MALTING,
with composition flooring, and an immense stone tank.
THE LARGE MILL AND STORE-ROOMS
communicate with folding-doors to _

THE NAVIGABLE RIVER LEA.
There is also a snug counting-house, and large engine-rooms,
having a
HIGH PRESSURE STEAM ENGINE of FORTY HORSE

POWER,
built by Messrs. Bolton and Watt, and which propels the
VAST AND EXPENSIVE MACHINERY

throughout the building, and displays no lack of ingenuity, turning
EIGHT PAIR OF STONES.
There are three

liiKIERSEfLOORS, SUPPORTED BY IRON COLUMNS,
and most substantially erected, containing ample room for every de-
partment, fitted with machinery and well-holes, for conveying the
sacks from the top to bottom of the mill. There is also a capital
four stall stable and sheds. The original cost of
THE MACHINERY EXCEEDS FIFTEEN THOUSAND

POUNDS.
It has secured to this establishment one of the most exten-
sive and lucrative trades in the vicinity of London. It is let at the
very inadequate rent of
THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY POUNDS A-YEAR,
in consideration of a heavy premium having been paid. Adjoin-
ing, and forming a separate lot, i. a substantial built
GENTLEMANLY RESIDENCE,

containing five large airy bed-chambers, two noble drawing-
rooms, with bow windows to the lawn ; library, entrance-hall and
lobby, the usual domestic offices, two stall stable and coach-house,
yard, with folding-gates opening into Mill-street; a
A LARGE ORNAMENTAL GARDEN,

tastefully laid out, and encompassed by lofty walls, with an abun-
dance of trained fruit trees, flowers, and shrubs, and two fish-ponds.
A lawn, studded with shrubs and gravelled sweep, forms the entree
to the house.

v THE
EXTENSIVE MALTING PREMISES,
150 feet by 50, adjoining, has a quadrangular yard in the centre.
THE SPACIOUS MALT-KILNS AND ROOMS,
are capable of holding
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND

QUARTERS,
with large stone tanks at the ends, a building with two rooms and
engine-house. On the first floor are numerous grain store-rooms,
and every essential building for the business, with a platform to the
river. Also an