The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-20 00:00:00

KENT.

Freehold Estate, situate in a fine sporting district, and in a pic-
turesque and retired part of the county, about a mile from Wes-
terham, and within 22 miles of the Metropolis.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON has received directions
from the executors of the late Mr. B. Fletcher, to SELL by
AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on THURSDAY, September 22,
at twelve, in two lots, the WELL-STREET FARM, an exceed-
ingly desirable Freehold Estate, comprising nearly 200 acres of
productive arable, meadow, pasture, and wood land, (including
some fine hop-ground) beautifully undulated, ornamented with
thriving copsewuods, and richly studded with timber; a residence
which its by-gone times was of rather imposing appearance, but
which, in consequence of neglect, has fallen into a partial state of
decay ; by the judicious outlay, however, of a few hundred pounds,
it might be restored to a most commodious abode, the external
walls being of a substantial description ; there are several cottages
and gardens on the estate, besides three cottages with large gardens
in French-street, and a cottage and orchard, a puddle-dock which
are detached. The agricultural buildings are of adequate extent,
and there are good pleasure and kitchen gardens, productive or-
chards, and a sheet of water stocked with fish, which might be ex-
tended and improved so as to form a most agreeable object from the
residence. The estate lies within about a mile of the pleasantly
situate market town of Wcsterham, in a beautifully secluded situ-
ation, and in a neighbourhood proverbial for its rich and varied
scenery, as well as for the superior order of its society. The es-
tate abounds with game in all its varieties, and the country is
hunted both by fox-hounds and harriers. Attached to the estate
are extensive common rights, and a valuable right of planting and
cutting timber on Westerham-common. Possession may be had on
the completion of the purchase.
The estate may be viewed by applying on the premises, and par-
ticulars may be had one month prior to the sale, of Thomas Robert
Burt., Esq., solicitor, East Grinstead; King's Arms Inn, Wes-
terham ; Mr. Holmdcn, appraiser, Edenbridge ; at the Auction-
Mart ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Bucklersbury, London.

RE.
Beautiful Marine Residence commandingly situate, between Ly-
mington and Christchurch, on the Cliff, immediately opposite
the Needles and Isle of Wight, together with 120 Acres of Land.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON has received directions to
OFFER for SALE by AUTION, at the Mart, London,
on THURSDAY, 221 September next, at 12, that unique and justly
celebrated MARINE 'VILLA, designated Barton Cottage, for
many years the summer retreat of the late John Dent, Esq. It
possesses ample accommodation for a first rate Establishment, the
apartments being numerous and conveniently arranged; that por-
tion of the Residence which includes the principal rooms is of
modern structure, and the remainder is in the rustic cottage style.
The north front of the residence, which forms a crescent, is ap-
proached by a carriage drive, enclosed and sheltered by a brick wall
and shrubbery, and is ornamented by a veranda, covered with a
choice variety of climbing plants ; the other front, which has also
a veranda, is clothed with myrtle and other plants of luxuriant
growth, and commands a magnificent view of the British Channel
as seen between the Needles and Christchurch Bay. The neigh-
bourhood also abounds in beautiful and picturesque in'and scenery
of a highly diversified character. The situation is dry, and most
congenial to health, and the air in all seasons is of that mild and
soft description that the myrtle flourishes throughout the winter
without protection. There are three. cottages for servants, several
carriage horses extensive stalled stabling, and every domestic office
requisite for tile :convenience of a family of distinction. -13c=i,1"
the pleasure ground and garden surrounding the house there are two
extensive kitchen and fruit gardens, enclosed by brick walls, con-
taining an icehouse, a spacious green-house and pinery, two lofty
peach-houses, and several pine, melon, and cucumber pits, the whole
heated by steam pipes-; the forcing houses are, stocked with vindes
.
of the choicest description in full bearing. A capital homestea
comprising bailiff's and labourers' cottages two large b
sta-
bling, cow-house, granary, a very complete 'brew-house, and other
useful offices and out•buildings, together with nearly 120 acres of
including the
productive arable and pasture land, and coppiccwwd' barns,
_site of the residence and premises. The land only with the ex-
ception of a small piece leased to Government at 51. lls. per annum,
and on which a station-house for the preventive service has been
erected, is nearly all in the occupation of Sir George Tapps, Bart.
whose lease expires at Michaelmas next, at 1791. a-year. The
estate is delightfully situate, in the parish of Milton, equi-distant
(six miles) from Lymington and Christchurch, 12 miles from
Ringwood, 15 from Poole, and 23 from Southampton. The pur-
chaser may be accommodated with the furniture at a valuation.
The estate may be viewed immediately, but by cards only, on
•Wednesdays and Saturdays, between the Ir)urs of .12 and 3, and
particulars may be obtained one month prior to the sale at the
Dolphin Hotel, Southampton; of Messrs. Walford's, solicitors,
Southampton-street, Covent-garden ;• at the Mart; and Mr. W.
W. Simpson, 18, Bucklersbury, London.