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of richly-watered meadow and excellent pasture, arable, and
wood land, with farm-houses and agricultural buildings,
situate in the parishes of Chevening, Otford, Shoreham,
Knockholt, Halstead, and Kemsieg, a much-admired part
of the county, within two miles of Sevenuaks, and only 22
miles from the metropolis.
Lot I will comprise CHIPSTEAD-PLACE, a man-
sion of handsome and uniform structure, adapted to the oc-
cupation of a family of the first consequence, and placed
in the centre of a richly-wooded park, situated in the fertile
Vale of Holmesdale, within a quarter of a mile of River-
head, a district unrivalled in the superior order of its
society, and approximating to Knole Park, and the seats
of the Noble Lords Stanhope, Amherst, and Camden.
Attached to the mansion are about 270 acres of land,
which include the park and grounds, some fine meadows,
and a small quantity of excellent arable land. Included
in Lot 1 will also be numerous dwelling-houses and cot-
tages in the village..
la 2 will comprise CURRY FARM, consisting of a
farm-house and buildings, and 94 acres of pasture and
arable land, surrounded by 287 acres of wood-land, on the
West Hill, together with a cottage in front of the high-
road, and 16 acres of land adjoining.
Lot 3 will comprise part of WARREN'S and PAYNE'S
FARMS, and MONK'S IN THE HOLE FARM, eon-
taining together 21)0 acres of arable and pasture land, and
143 acres of wood land on the East Hill, two small farm-
houses and agricultural buildings.
Lot 4 will comprise the remainder of WARREN'S and
PAYNE'S FAR:US, containing 220 acres of arable and
pasture land, and 36 acres of wood land on the East Hill.
Lot u will comprise part of SEPHAM FARM, contain-
ing 269 acres of fine,productive arable and pasture land, in
the fertile Vale of Hohnesdale, a respectable family resi-
dence, and agricultural buildings, and 100 acres of wood
land on the West Hill.

Lot 6 will comprise TWITTON and LITTLE DUN-
TON FAR3IS;and the remainder of SEPHAM FARM,
containing 266 acres of very fertile arable and pasture land,
small farm-house, and agricultural buildings. Included in
the lot will be 160 acres of thriving wood land on the
West Hill.

Lot 7 will comprise GREAT DUNTON and part of
LITTLE DUNTON FARMS, and BROUGHTON'S
FARMS, forming together an exceedingly valuable and
compact estate, situate in front of the high road from
London to Seven Oaks and Hastings, and comprises 460
acres of very fertile arable and rich pasture land, two excel-
lent farm-houses, and agricultural buildings of every descrip-
tion. Included in this lot will be about 31 acres of wood
land on the Wert Hill.

Lot 8, The RECTORIAL TITHES of the entire
Parish of SHOREHAM, extending over upwards of 5,000
Acres of Land, together with 63 Acres of Glebe, a good
tithe barn, and agricultural buildings suitable for taking
the tithes in kind. Held on lease from the Dean and
Chapter of Westminster.
The property may be viewed immediately (by tickets
only), and particulars, with plans annexed, may be- had
at the Crown Inn, Sevenoaks ; of Messrs. Wainwright,
Smith, and Giraud, solicitors, Furniral's Inn ; at the
Mart; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Bucklersbury,
London.

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