The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-11 00:00:00

CHELTENHAM; CLOT C,ESTERSIIIREt
TO BE SOLD
fly Mr. T. SMITH, of Chrlteniamn,

On Thursday, the t3th of lui4, ilk's, at the Plough Hotel;
-in Cheltenham, at the Hour of Six in the. Evening., the
follotking Freehold Property, • -
Lot I. A New built MANSION HOUSE, 'ma
ed by, and lately the residence of; Thos. Bag-
Nat, Esq. deceased, situate in the pleasant village of Prest-
bury, about a mile distant frnm the very flourishing end
fashionable Town of „Cheltenharn, a Phice which, for .the
salubrity of its air, andqor its admirable Saline' and Chaly;
beatc Waters (of which recent discoveries- ensure.art
humiliate supply), is so justly and universally celebrated.--,
On the Ground-floor of the House is an Entrance Hall,. a
Dining-parlour 23,feet by so, and sa feet high, two excellent
Kitchens. a Scullery, and two. Pantries ; on the first-floor
a Dravving-rooin ao feet by '2O, a Breakfast-room 57 feet by
.16, four Bed-chambers and a Water-closet ; on the Second
floor three Bed-chambers; ei thi Attic-story two large (;jr
res. Under the• greater part of the House are three Cellars
and a large arched Wine-cellar: Detached are a large Brew..
hciuse and Laundry, with a Coal and Wood-house ; and ate
convenient distance ore two CoaCh-heruses, two Stables, Sad-
dle-house., and Other Buildiegi:, a Pigstye' a Poultry-yard, Sic;
In front of the House wn is a La or Pleasure-gratutd,
tinting between one and two Acres, and adjoinining is a large
and excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round; and all the
walls about the Premises are planted with 'Abundance of fine
choice Peach, Nectarine, Pear, Cherry, P „and 'other
Fruit-treei, nearly in pee,' The principal Rooms haws
a South aspeil, and command a' delightful view of the sur-
rounding Hills:
N. B. Immediate possession may be had; and to prevent
applications to treat. by 'Private Contra,l, the Public era in—
formed that the Premises must be sold by Public Auction.
Lot 1.1._ An Orchard in the Parish of Prestbury, not far
distant front the Mansion House, called Gregory's Orchard,
containing about Three Acres. '
Lot 111. An Inclosure in the same Parish, called Finch-
croft, containing near Three Acres:
Lot IV. •A Dwelling-house, lately' fitted up,'fronting one
of the Streag in Prestbury (adjoiniog the•Nlansion House);
now in the occupation of Mrs. Steight, who is tar advanced
in ycars, and holds the same forher life. ' r

Also to be lett, and entered upon immediately, a very neat
Dwelling-house in the same Parish,, tor the reception of
a arnall ,genteel
fi
Familjr ; containing a Dining-parlour, a
Breakfast-room, a Drawing room, two Kitchens, a Se'rvanta'
ilve Bed-roams, a small Dressing-roOrn, Out-offices,
and a large' Garden, situate within a morning's walk of the
different Wells at Cheltenham.
For further Partieuhas 'apply to Messrs, tiYolirs and
Gwinnetr, Cheltenham 1 ctr to thcAuttione;,r, at_the .flank
ebeltuntiam •

VILLA; Soy. SIXTEEN At:I;ES of Capital LAND, eli-
gible ter.Building, Land Tax redeemed.
• Tu RN HAM GREEN.
TO SOLD BY AUCTJON`
• 9
.By Mr. 110B11\7!-; •
At Garraway'a Coffee.hou..e', ,„iiv•Exchanqe Alley, Cornhill,
on Monday the z2tl of lulyanext, at Tweivn
less an acceptable Otter is blade by Private Contra 4 be-
tote the ist of luly, in. Four L'ots • -
Lot I. Nraluble Cs:OPVIAOLD ESTAI'I4;, coin-
prising an excellent Pdniily -Muse, containing
on the Ground floor a spacious Entrance flail, comminii.
Gus Dining ..Variour, Drawing-co:Jilt,. Library •and Breakfast
oont, excellent Kitchen, Servants' And v"6`)" t•-•
fives; six good Bed:b..tonni On the first nary,. arid 10011 W A t
tics over ; a Conservatory and Green.luitiscvattach,:d and
conununi:„.ating with the house ; beautiful Laws in front,
separated front tini Green, by iron pallisades ‘ • two 'large
Coat-yards, with coach.honses, Stabling, antiOut.bin Id.
ings. suttoulOed by a Brick Wall, a Lawn' at the Back, a Ca.
nal well stored with Fish; and air excellent Cardan, walled
round and planted with choice Fruit Trees, !now in.full per.
fe6tion. Ihe Whole in Complete tit tur the Residence
of a Gentleman's Family ; Late this eroperty Of. Mr. 'llioinas'
Simpk in, deceased.
The. Premises :ire in excellent ~order, .and well supplied
with fine Water, th Groundaiftd out with.taste, and. the
Situation, being tinily live trait inn London, form a most
desirable Property for a Gentlentenrof Bu4iness in London.
• Lot 2. A Capital Piece of GARDEN GROUND, si-
tuate on the Soutis.side of the Villa leading to the Given,
upward et two Actet,AValled round, and plant.
ed with numerous Fruit. Trees : e desirable Spot for eruct-
ing a - -

lot 3. A Valuable P ECE of LAND, adjoining, the for-
mer LOS and-the Road to Brentforkeminaining upwards' of
Five Acres ; a capital SittlAtitall for ,Building,„ and a. great
depth of fine Brick Earth; the principal part 14 out in Gar-
den Ground, walled next the Brentlord Road, planted With
choice Trees-, containing about Fie Acres. .
Lot 4. A Valuable PIECE of LAND, adjoining to the
West and the. Road`, to Brantford, -parr Miatiowt the-tem.:dn.
der Garden •GrOund„plinted viii choice Fruit Trees, and
great depth of valuable Brick Earth, containing about Jive
Acres and'one Rood. •

These Lott, from their -Vicinity to the Metropolit; and ex-
cellent situation, form a rnost.detirable Property ter a Gen..
tleman or Builder.
, .
May be viewed by Tick'ett 0n1y.,-k-Pitrtieulara may he had
'on the it-einiscs; at the Crown and Anchor, Strand; at Gar-
ttway's, ; and at Mr, Roninc, Wlrwiek-street,
agitate, wlivre Titkets fkir he Lod.