The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-15 00:00:00

To BE PRIVATE CONTRACT.

- _ . .
ALi, that Con odious and Genteel DWELL-
ING-HOUSE, at- the Low End of. tho Villa4o of
Tvoemouth, Northumberland, lately occupied by Mis 3
Mitealfe.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Joseph Bainbridge, Solicitor,
Wellington-place,in Ne*castle-upoli-Tyne.

SUSSEX..
A CAPITAL STOCK rAtim.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
' - liy Mr. WELLER,
A Mast valuable and desirable FREEHOLD
LA- ESTATE • comprising a good Farm-house, Wires,
Garden, and all necessary Agricultural Buildings, together
with 350 N. RR. 281'. of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Cop-
pice Lands, in the highest state of cultivation, the residence
and propetty of the late Thomas Fowler, Esq. situate in the
pleasant village of Binsted.

The above Estate is a desirable situation for a Cientleman
Agriculturist ; dry and healthy, a respectable neighbour-
hood, surrounded by excellent roads, a good shooting coon-
try, and near fox-houndS and harriers; four miles from Arun-
del, live from Bognor, and eight from Chichester.

Further information suay be obtained on application to air
Weller, Chichester.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. WELLER,

AMost - desiraide FREEHOLD ESTATE.
called 0:1K WOOD: comprising an elegant. Mansion
House, erected within these last four or five years, at an
expenee of /0,0001. with suitable attached and detached
Offices, Pleasure (=rounds, Farm-house, Agricultural Build-
Mr, Cottages, and 368 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and
Coppice Laud, in a high state of cultivation ; the whole Free-
hold, lying well togethi r, and situate in the parish of
Funtington.
Oak Wood is seated in a Lawn of upwards of one hundred
Acres, with delightful Shrubberies and Walks ; the land-
scape partakes of every feature that can adorn and dignify
picturesque scenery, the most enchanting views of an em-
bowering wood, Goodwood, Stoke, Kingley Bottom, St misted,
Chichester Harbour, Shithead, Isle uf Wight, and a fine
champaign country to the water's. edge ; the tipper part of
the house presents a most perfect panorama ; the woods are
intersected by beautiful drives_ and walks of consider,:ole ex-
tent, abounding sinth Ome. At a short distance 4vunt the
Mansion-house is an Orchard of the most select iroit trees,
and a piece of ground intended for the kitchen-;wird,n. The
House is within two miles and a half of Chichester, surround-
ed by good roads, in a highly respectnble nei.ghbourhood, and
near a pack of Fox Hounds. _

*,* *About 300 Acres more. Land may be bad, if req7iired.
For Patticairs apply to NlA.ssrs. Aobtisoil, Price, awl free-
land, and Me,srs. inioad,zs and Sun, Solicitors; and of Mr.
Iler, Chichester.

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' . , --• TO 111; r. -r,
For the Terra of Three or Five Years, with possession a;
... .

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Mialtaelmas next,.
Very
Complete awl Eleca:nt •VILLA, at
BU2iNDESTON, in the County of Suffolk, now oceu-
phA by Mrs, Saunders, delightfully. situated in a Lawn of
uPv;at ds of Forty Acres, which extends to a beautiful piece
of Water of about Sixteen Acres, .with_ornamental Plaota-
thins and Shrubberies, a good Garde'', Forty Acres of excel-
lent Arahlc Land lying contiguous to the Hume, and Twelve
Acres of Marsh Land, forming togiither a most.desirable Re-
sidence, and lulu. a Family of the first respevability.
The. Mansion-house comprises a Vestibule aning-roorn
and Drawing-room, each 17 feet by 18 feet ; a small Study,
Library, 19 feet he 18 feet; three good Sleeping-rooms, with
Dressing-rooms to each ; four good Attics, a good Kitchen,
housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Mall, and
Brew-house, over which there are three good Servants' Bed-
rooms and a Lirge Attic, with back Staircase thereto, toge-
ther with all necessary Offices, in good repair. Also a Stable
and Coach-kouse, Barn, and requisite Ont-hoildings,
The House bring completely furnished in a very neat sti'e,
the Furniture way be hired therewith or taken at a valua-
tion.

Blundeston is in a very genteel neighbourhood, within four
miles of Lowestoft, a much-admired and fashionable Bathing
Place, within eight miles of Yar►nou►h, and within half a
mile of the high road from that place to Ipswich.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Samuel Mitchell, at
his Office, St. Andrew's, Norwich..