The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-21 00:00:00

The Distinguished Freehold Mansion, Beautiful Park, and Grounds,
known as St. Margaret's, situate on the Banks of the Thames; be-
tween Isleworth and R,chmond-bride, and a Valuable Enclosure
of Building Land, containing together about 90 Acres.
MESSRS. FAREBROTEEER, CLARK, and
LYE have been honoured with instructions from the Right
Hon. the Earl of Kilmorey to SELL by AUCTION, at Garra way's on
WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of July, 1853, at 12 o'clock, in lots (un-
less an acceptable offer is previously made by private contract).
The Distinguished FREEHOLD and Small Part COPYIIOLD
ESTATE, known as ST. MARGARET'S beautifully situate on the
Banks of the Thames, between Isleworth and Richmond-bridge ;
comprising the noble man-ion, just erected from the designs of Mr.
Vulliamy, regardless of expense. The magnificence of the exterior,
combined with the ext. fit, comfort, and accomato tenon of the inte-
rior, render it a fit residence for a family of the first distinction. The
mansion is placed upon a terrace and sloping lawn, commanding un-
interrnpted views over the r'ver, surrounded by a beautiful park,
studded with stately t tuber trees, and ornamented by a sheet of
water spanned by two iron bridges; screened from the residence is a
tasteful build ng adapted for a summer-house, With dining room,
dairy, &c., attached, several lodges, head gardener's residence,
highly- productive wailed kitchen gardens, with vineries, peach
houses, conservatories, &c. ; c mprising in the whole about 70
aces. On the opposite side of the high road, leading from Isleworth
to Twickenham, a very valuable Enclosure of Freehold Building
Land, with extensive front ,ge,containitur about 19 acres; also Three
Freehold Cottages (opposite the Ansa Tillas), occupied by Messrs.
Goddard, Roberts, and Layton.
More detailed advertisements will appear next week.
Particulars, with plans and o.evatiens, are beitg prep wed, and
may be had cue month prior to the sale, of Messr . Cox, Williams,
and James, solicitors, 6?, Lincoln's-inwfields ;at arraways ; and
at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, (Park, and ye, Lancastn-
place, Strand. --..-------

Kent, about Two Miles from Dover. and close to the Interred Rail-
way, Winging the Property within about Two Hours of London.-
- The Distinguished and Highly Beautiful Freehold Estate and
Mansion, called Kearsey Abbey, and 112 Acres of Land.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
IisTATE and Noble MANSION of KB ARSEY
extensive
LYE are instructed to SELL, at Garraway's, on WED-
S' ornamented
NESDAY, the 6th day of July, 1853, at 12 o'dock (notes an ac-
7010t1hIserrivel,ittlory,
evitable offer ii previously made by private contract).
The Veil Ileanilr4l
plantations, and pleasure grounds finely timbered; the river Dour
(a fine trout stream) running through the estate, end widening into
lAaiwnflis7gart(eternecs,tefdawelittigithalnad foetrierYletarUsse's
a handsome lake; and sundry encloatres of park-like meadow, pas=
ture, arable, and wood land, a p trt of which 14 admirably ndeptcd
for building pnr.mses, and containing altocether upwards of 112
acre', bounded be the road from Canterbury ta the 'import town of
Dover, from which place it is distant about two mil .
The estate will he mote fully advertise i, and Menhirs, w:th
plans, way then be bad.—Laueasterlace, Strand.