The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

COUNTY OF BUCKS,

Within Two Mil 6 Of .the 33atn Road, and Twenty-one from
London, Wet.

HE LEASE/ of -a most Cornpleat HUNTING-
Box, Fitted up and improved by an Elegant Dow, .
Comprising.- a spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room
over, the same Size., A Gentlaman's Dressing-room or
Study, a Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms on the first Floor,
and tour Attic Bed-rooms for Servants ; a Kitchen, Scullery,
and good Cellars.. Detached is a Wash. house; a singularly neat
Dairy-, and Larder; a Stable for two Horses, and a Chaise.
house; with a My-loft over'; a CoW.house, Sheds for Ponl-
. try, and other Conveniencics for IYogs, Piggery, Coals,Woode
&e. Iwo neat Gardens fully: planed and cropped, bordered
with flowering Shrubs, together with a _rich Mead,,w adjoin.
ing, about tour Acres, remarkable for its produceandsxcei.
lent Herbage. The P temises, are in perfeei Repair, served . -
• with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all 'Seasons. , The .
-FrOnt is bounded by the beautiful Village Green; with agree-
alikt Plantations; and the. Verdure nearly equal to, inclosed
Meadows. . The Situation Dry and _Healthy, Twenty Years-
of the Lease unexpired, the Rent very low, and the Tax:t
very moderate. -Possessing every other Accommodation cal-
culated fur a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from 'Business.
The Roads good-in every Direction.
Further Particulars and Terins, by Application to Mr.
Kimberley, 166, Piccadilly, London.
-N. ,B. ThePurchAser of the Lease to take the Fixtures at
a fair Valitee and,may be accommorleleri witi:'the DraWing..
room Furniture, Which iS elegant, Carpet planned," aq other
_ Articles properly adapted to the Premises; together with the ,
Live.stoel; , &c. if approved of, ett a. fair ARpraisement, and
immediate Pecse'ssion.
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M,' 'l'o tic sold cheap, a capital fine-toned Organ, twelye
Feet high ; also a patent Grand. Piano Forte ; both as good as
1114 v. • May bp viewed. abov:..

PARADISE COTTAGE.
To) BE SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALL tha... Singular and Beautiful RESIDENCE,
in the true, peasant style, but equal for Neatness and
Comforts to the first Residence in Europe.; now in the occu-
pation of. W. p Thirkel, Gardener, The Premises are
refreshed by an ever-flo.,Ying Sprint; in the Centre, which
discharges regularly 3c6 gallons in one hour, And never varies-
in all S,AStli-19, and is allowedto be- the purest' softest, and
lioe4t Water in./he Kingdom, for every desired purpose.---;
The Soil of. the Card'ens, Orchard, and Oi-ounds, is prolific•
to a degree beyond description. The yearly produce has
always been extranielyab•undant, and the present Capps will'
at first view be -a sufficient proof of the fertility of this•
rernartats,le Spot, It iir,nituated in that muchadmi red Circle,'
ENGL E Ft (. tE EN ;• detached front every thin that
is,disagrea,!e, 'and open to the most beautiful Soto-11-West'
Views, to tie Royal C,reat Park, thejlelvedler, the tower-
reens,- and Nurseries ; within an easy distance
from the Great 'Western Turnpike Road. The Air, with
the addition from the .Spring, requires no Me:tic:al rnz-rt to
restore- and presetyc tine 111VS.t dei-icate Constitutlotis.
The.above-mentiontd.Cottage comprises a heat Building,
without Staircases,, but fitted up with every ether Conve-,
nience fur a small Get,wel Family ; containing one Parloitr,
two Bed-Rooms, and a Kitchen in front ; at the Rack of
which, North, is a Wash house, with a Fire-place, Oven,
and Copper; a Bed-room for the Maid Servants ; a Pantry,
Dairy, Slid Cellar together. Detached, but near, is a cot!
tage with three Rooms, that might be converted- t9r ?4n
Servants; served-from the same Spring, close to the Pre-
mises. At 'a proper distance and very convenient, are the
Out-Offices, containing an c%cellent Barn, a good Stable for
Three Horses, a Chaise-house, a Cow-house, a dose Shed
for Tools, and a Granary ; the Farm Yard adjoining, with
other useful Buildings, Lofts, &c.
The whole in perfect Repair, and possesses all the wished-
for'Pleasures.of 4 rural, happy Country Life, at no expence.
• The Situation of these. Snug Cottages being encircted by
about Twelve Acres of Freehold, ,and Cop hold equal to
.Freehold, and not subject to Fines, or any other disagreeable
Tcntire, with many years Improvement ; well planted with.
the choicest Fruit:Trees, now in high perfedion, and the
Lands in great order, well fenced; bounded North by Inclo-
sures, and in two points by a dry advantageous Common, to
which the Occupier has an unlimited right for Fuel,• as
well as Stock ; andalso to Cranbourn Forest, and the Lam-
mas of Egli= Meads, very valtrable. Distance from Eghans
,one mile; -Tour from Windsor ; and nineteen from the Me-
tropolis.
May be viewed by Tickets, and further particulars known,
, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, &C.
t 66, 'Piccadilly, London.
N. B. The above Estate is clear of all inenmbrances, and
possestion may be-had immediately, by paying for the Crops ;
or at Michaelis as.
G.--57 Several 'Ca pital Mansions to be Sold or .Lett, Furnished
or Uufurnished. Inquire as above: