The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-02 00:00:00

ON the BANKS of the SOUTHAMPTON
WATER.

To 131 SOLD, by private contract, together with the excellen,
Furniture, a most compact FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCE,
wending in three and a half acres of beautifully laid-out gr:unds
sloping to the oo,ch tmpton water. The house is of moderate size,
and contai,s a dining r ,om, 34 fe t by 15 5 et; a drawing *min, 95
feet by 18 feet ; study, 17 feet by 12 feet, b tt.h room, six bed rooms,
three servants' roomg, kitchen, scullery, housekeepers' room, ser-
vant.' hall, butl:r's pantry, iard.r, and offlc,s ; coach-h-uses,
stabling for six horses, with every accommodation, an.l St for th,,
immediate rec,wi'm of a gentleman's family. It possesses beauri.
mu. viewg, is admirably situate for sea-side amusements of boatin,
and yachting, is near a good village, and replete with every conve-
u enc

M iv be viewed at any time by card, to be obtained, with all pa'
ticalar*, two stamps enclos d, from R. 11. Perkins, estate agent,
,outhainpton.

CHESSEL, near Southampton.—This nobly
IIANSIoN to be LI3T, Fnrolshed or Unfurnished, with im-
mediate possession. Tnis splendid Estate is situate within two miles
of Southam,iton, on elevated ground sloping to the river Itchen and
the IVO road to farcham and Portsmouth, possessing plea.ing and
uninte,u.ded views, and has numerous attractions as a residence fin
a nob email or gentletna fond of spotting or aq atics. The style of
the house is that if a 4 Italian villa, and is replete with every com-
fort a d convenience, which will he found, on Inspection, to be' in
excellen repair, and one of the best-built mansions in the county
of Hants, ~nd comprises. on the ground-floor, a spacious ent.anci
hall, lofty dintn f. room 26 ft by 18 ft., handsome drawing room 28
ft. by 18 ft.. a second ditto 21 ft. by 18 ft , mornin4 room, boudoir,
litirary, bath room, large bed room, butler's pantry, wish bed, house-
keeper's room, store rooms and inner hall, a geometrical staircase
leading to 7 commo lions *test bed cliamhers, a back staircase with
ample accommo,ation for servants.. The oflices in the basement ari
cart-ra e, in, iu tinrr spacioita kitchen, servants' hall with bed, scul-
lery, larder, store rooms, hakehon-e, dairy, good coal, beer, and wine
cellars Stab n.r for eight horses. carriage houses, harness rooms.
bro%house, la' nd, and Steeping rosins ; faros stabling, barn, cow-
hoes. s, piggeries. &c The walled ga dns are extensive, with h,,,
and succession houses, melon and cuAimher grounds, and well stocked
with choice fruit trees. hand-omely designed conservatory and tastii,
dd oat please,' grounds. The park and adjoining lan.l of 40 acre
will be let pith the.mansion, which Is aperiiiebed by three d stinet
and ',city lodges, is within one ioile of t..ree churches, three hours
reach of the 'metropolis. an easy dist,nce of three p icks of hounds ;
in alf respects a more desirable res Pence, In one of the finest dts_
i'is in is rarely to he met with. It the mansion is Ie
unbind =bed, Vie approi riste furniture, which is nearly n ,w, to b,
taken at a vfauaiion. May be viewed by card, to he obtained of It
Perkins, estate a.fent, ',oath revolt ; or of Messrs. Jack.on and
flraliam, estate agents. Oxford-street, London, of whops, by two
postage stamps enclosed, particulars may be had. .