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London, England, 1807-08-12 00:00:00

WARWICKSHIRE.

A bearable Family Rendence with Mill and Farms contiguous.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A MOST eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE in the
Vilbge of Alvefton, about two miles font Stratford upon
Avon in the County of Warwidt, computing 3 handfonte modern
built Manaanlioafe, fining upon the Sank, sf the Avon, in the
centre ore Paddock of abut twenty-eight Acres en a flight eleva-
tion, which renders it perfedly dry in all rearms ; with convenient
offices, garden, Bib pond, coach houfe, and (tables, all in complete
repair; a Meadow of eighteen Acres, a Corn Mill on the River
Avon at a diftance from the Mention, cith eleven Acres of Mea-
dow Land in fever:ll pieces adjoining ; a Cottage and Four Acres
of Land planted with Oziers ; the Filhery of part cf the River
Aven.—And two capital and well proportioned Farms, confining
of ne-Ir feven hundred Acres of excellent Arable and Meadow
Land : one of the Farms is at an eery diftance from the Mention,
and the whet in a more remote part of the Parini—both of them
have been inclofed about thirty years, and are tenanted by reipec-
table Farmers. The village of Alvelb.h. Ikirted on its North and
Weitern fides by the river Avon, is fltuated in a pleafant and
healthy pan of the County of Warwick, and in the centre of Mr.
CorbeisHwit. The neighbourhood is gemeel, and, frum three-
' edience of the roads, and the cleannefs and fuperior quality of the
foil, this Maf'Don and its Demefnes derive every advantage cleara-
ble foe the refidence of a gToteel Family.
The Mill and Fanurare on Leafe, which will loon expire.
To accommodate purchafers, the Mar.fion I-Inufe, Deraefne,
Lands, Mill, and neanft Farm, will be fold feparately.
roe furthtr particulars, and to treat for the purchafe, apply (if
by letter poft paid) to Melba Wyatt, Solicitors, &rather I Lyon

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