The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-26 00:00:00

In CHELTENHAM, on the BATH ROAD, and OPPOSITE
MONTPELIER HOUSE.
Two excellent Residences for Families, with several hundred feet
of additional valuable frontage, and immediate possession of the
whole.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By MR. GEORGE ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, London, on THURSDAY, Aug. 4, at Twelve,
in Lots;
BY DIRECTION OF THE PROPRIETOR.
AVALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE,
(equal in every respect to Freehold, the fine being no-
minal, and the conveyance necessarily very trifling.) It com-
prehends
TWO CAPITAL RESIDENCES,
adapted to families of great respectability ; delightfully situate on
the Bath-road, immediately in front of
MONTPELIER HOUSE, CHELTENHAM,
and in the direct line to
MR. SCOTT'S FAR-FAMED RESIDENCE AND
DEMESNE.
The Houses are of modern structure, with commanding stone
fronts.
BRUNSWICK HOUSE
bath a handsome portico-entrance, and within will be found all
that a respectable family can desire. The drawing-rooms are of
the best proportions, and the secondary rooms comprehend all that
can be desired. The Residence adjoining is erected upon the
same plan, and in the most substantial manner. The offices are of
the best description, and fully commensurate with all the legiti-
mate wants of a respectable occupier, and to an East Indian vale-
tudinarian its near approximation upon the Wells and the Baths
must render it an enviable purchase. There are gardens to each.
The situation is decidedly equal to the most favoured in this highly
popular watering-place, and it is in this vicinity where those who
are very distingue principally congregate. Also some very
VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND,
being the remaining portion of the land upon which the Residences
have already been placed. This ground will shortly be a source of
considerable pecuniary advantage.
The Estate can be viewed until the sale, and particulars had
fourteen days prior, at the Plough and George, Cheltenham ;
Botham's, Salt-hill ; the Angel, Oxford ; the Auction Mart ; and
at Mr. George Robins's Offices, Covent-garden.

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