The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-02 00:00:00

KENT.

NUR. LEIFCHILD begs to announce that
1 he has received instructions from the Executor to
SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at Garraway's Coffee-
-house, on WEDNESDAY, July 9, at Twelve, an extremely
'valuable and very desirable Freehold Property, called
COLEGATE • MANOR FARM, delightfully situate in
the preferable part of the admired village of Halstead, in
within seven miles of Sevenoaks, in the county of Kent,
and only 17 miles from London, comprising a genteel resi-
dence, replete with convenience, attached and detached
offices of every description, capital agricultural buildings,
well arranged and in perfect repair, extensive fruit grounds,
gardens, and orchards, stocked with the choicest trees
in full bearing, delightful woods full of thriving oak timber
of particularly handsome growth and quality, numerous
convenient enclosures of pasture and arable land, well
sheltered and watered, in a high state of cultivation, and in
a ring,fence, containing hi the whole upwards of 500 acres.
Also the Manor, or reputed I\lanor of Halstead, with its
rights,
.privileges, and appurtenances, several tenements
and labgurers' cottages, valuable brick ground, capital lime
kiln, &c., , The above delightful estate possesses peculiar
advantage;for the occupation of a gentleman fond of field
sports. The woods and coverts are full of game. Several
packs of fox-hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, which
is highly respectable, and the property is surrounded "by
fine estates and good roads in all directions.—Further par-
ticulars are in active preparation, and will be ready for
delivery in ,the course of 10 days, at Mr. Bourdillon's,
solicitor, Great Winchester-street ; and at Mr. Leifchitd's
offices, 45, Lothbury, London, and Enfield, Middlesex.

SIR.OVF,Hat,E ESUTE.
A Valuable Freehold Property, with Family Mansion,
Pleasure Grounds and Plantations, and Fifteen Acres of
superior Meadow Land, Tithe-free, ten miles from Lon-
don, in the parish of Enfield, and county of Middlesex.
AT R. LEIFCHILD begs to announce that he
- has received instructions "from the Proprietor to
offer for PEREMPTORY SALE by PUBLIC AUC-
.TION, early in the month of JULY, at Garraway's Coffee-
house, the above valuable and admired FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, most elegantly and delightfully situated at
an agreeable distance from the high road to Hertford, ten
miles from London, in the parish of Enfield, and county of
Middlesex, in the vicinity of the finest rides in the counties
of Middlesex, Hertford, and. Essex ; comprising a most ex-
cellent family mansion in the villa style, with adequate
offices of every description, extremely commodious, uni-
form, and complete ; lawns and plantations ; varied and
elegant timber ; pleasure grounds laid out in the purest
style, and ornamented by a beautiful canal and Chinese
bridge ; a handsome conservatory and hothouses, and a de-
lightful grove of stately timber, surrounded by five en-
closures of the finest meadow land, enclosed by oak park
pailing, containing about Fifteen Acres. The estate is
tithe-free, every part is in the most perfect order, and fit
for the immediate occupation of a highly-respectable
family ; the purchaser to take the usual fixtures and timber
by valuation, and may be accommodated with the elegant
and appropriate furniture and live stock in the same way,
or they will be sold by auction on the premises.
May be viewed by cards only, every Wednesday and
Friday preceding the sale, between the hours of eleven and
two o'clock, and full descriptive particulars and plans of
the estate, with cards to view, may be had of Mr. Leif-
child, 45, Lothbury, and Enfield, Middlesex.