Star.
London, England, 1831-03-31 00:00:00

KENSINGTON.

MR. BROOKS has-instructions to DISPOSE OF,
A CAPITAL LONG LEASEHOLD FAMILY REST-
DENCE, looking upon Lord Holland's Grounds. It is held for 84
years, at a ground rent of fifty pounds ; and contains Dining, Parlour,
Study, Drawing Room, nine Bed Rooms, Offices, &c. Coachhouse,
Stabling, Garden, and Greenhouse.
May be viewed by tickets, which, with further particulars, may be
had of Mr. Brooks, Land Surveyor, 28, Old Bond-street.

HERTFORD STREET, MAY FAIR.
MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE by
AUCTION, at his Room, 28, Old Bond Street, on WED-
NESDAY, the 13th April, in One Lot, the LEASE, for Twenty-one
Years, FURNITURE. and FIXTURES of an. excellent FAMILY
HOUSE, fashionably situate in Hertford Street, May Fair, and late in
the occupation of the Hon. Miss Fox. It contains, on the Fourth
Story, two huge Bed Rooms. with Three Beds; third floor, two Bed
!looms, Three Beds; s'•cond floor, two good Bed Rooms, and a
AVater Closet ; first floor, two elegantly decorated Drawing Rooms ;
ground floor, Spacious Entrance, Hall, Stone Staircase, Dining Par-
lour, Butler's Room, Water Closet; Basement, Kitchen, Scullery,
Knife House, Wine,lker, and Coal Cellars. Housekeeper's Room, &c.
May be viewed by tickets, which, with further particulars, may be
had of Mr. Brooks, Land Surveyor, 28, Old Bond Street.

IVY LODGE, FULHAM,
A Leasehold Residence, with the Furniture and Effects, Pictures,
Drawings, Books. &c.
MR. BROOKS has the honour to announce for SALE
BY AUCTION, on the Premises, Ivy Lodge, Fulham' on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th of May, and following Day. at 12 o'clock,
by Order of Rudolph Ackermann, Esq. (removing) in sundry Lots.—
The Capital Family Residence, called Ivy Lodge, pleasantly situate
three miles from London, on the Fulham Road, with Pleasure Grounds
and Gardens, containing Two Acres, tastefully laid out in Lawns and
Pastures, intersected by Gravel Walks, and shaded by Trees and
Shrubs; an excellent Conservatory, with the most choice Plants and
Yiras : the Kitchen Garden is well stocked and cropped—the Soil of
great fertility. Ivy Lodge presents a handsome Elevation, and con-
tains a spacious Entrance Hall, Dining and Breakfast Room, Study,
and Li!trary, all opening to the beautiful Pleasure Grounds; a Draw-
ing
Room, 211 f, et by 18 feet, and 15 feet high ; a Billiard Room,
used as a Laundry, and also fitted with Baths ; Five best Bed Rooms,
and six others ; extensive Offices ; Coach House, Stabling for Five
Horses, &c. &c. It is held upon Lease for Twelve Years, at a mode-
rate Rent.
Also, in Lots, the HOUSEHO LD FURNITURE, comprising the
usual description of Reception and Bed Rooms, and Offices; China and
Gi ; Screens of 6 and 4 leaves, some having 1000 drawings displayed
in a perfectly novel and unique manner ; a model of Mont Blanc,
various curiosities, an electrifying Apparatus, purchased from the late
M. Loutherbourg, a: relief Globs' by Kummer of Berlin, two fine
Mexican Parrots in one cage ; an elegant and unique Dessert set of
China ; a very valuable collection of Pictures, a great portion of which
have been engraved, comprising fine specimens by N. and G. Poussin,
Old Franks Dr Hem, Vander Muelen, °snide, Canaletti, .lorland
Stiffanhaff, Bone, Knight, Leslie, Smirke, Witherington, Louther-
bourg, Cooper, LT-Aster, M. Cosway, ttwins, Kidd, Boss, and others,
original Paintings in Crayons by Curbeaux, consisting of Rubens and
taiwly, four Ladies of Vandyke, Rubens, Raphael, and Tintoret, six
front the works of Sir Walter cott, Flora Alacdonald, Rebecca, &.c.
Drawings in Water Colours by Mentz, Burney, John Varley, Dewint,
Glover, Pugin, Cox, &c. The original Drawings for MAL'S Grave
by Blake, a collection of Drawings by Rowlandson. The Library con-
tains Ackerman's Histories of Westminster Abbey,Oxford, Cambridge,
tfe Thames, Rhine, Seine, Rio de la Plata, and the World, in minia-
ture, 40 vols. Do. Microcosm of London, Do. Repository of Arts,
UI vols. Do. Dr. Syntax Dance of Life, Do. do. Dance of Death ;
Hume and Smollett's Histories of England, Gibbon's Rome; Cabinet
Library ' • a collection of useful German books and curiosities.
Ivy Ledge may be viewed by Cards, which, with further particulars,
may be had of Mr. Brooks, Land Surveyor, 28. Old Bond-street.

A BEAUTIFUL FREEHOLD GOTHIC COTTAGE.
Neutared for a Family of Rank, delightfully situate at SI DMOUTH,
on the South Coast of DEVON, the situation of which lying open
only to the genial breezes of the Western Ocean, renders the climate
extremely mild and salubrious, at all seasons of the year, and con-
sequently a very desirable place of residence to those whose consti-
tutions are unable to endure the shocks of sudden changes incl.
dental to our ever-varying climate.
Al R. BROOK S has the honour to announce for
IVA SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on WED-
NESDAY the Bth June, unless 3,500 Guineas be In the meantime
offered by private treaty, the distinguished and truly elegant FREE-
HOLD VILLA. situate at Sidmouth, Devon, and called WOOD-
LANDS. It is of the Rustic Gothic style of Architecture, and con-
tains a suite of Four Elegant Rooms, 90 fact in length, opening to a
terrace walk and vernandah, 180 feet in length, and to the pleasure.
grrunds. which are beautifully disposed and intersected by a streamlet.
A Gentleman's Room, Entrance and Inner Halls, Housekeeper's Room,
Store-room, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Larder, China
Inset, Scullery, Laundry, Court-Yard, with Covered Sheds, Fif-
•een Bed-Roams, Two Water-Closets; an ample supply of soft water
front a large leaden reservoir at the top of the House. Pleasure
Gr.unds, and two capital and most productive walled Gardens.
This truly desirable Residence was erected, regardless of expense,
by the late Lord Gwydyr ; and the present Proprietor has likewise
expended large sums in improvements
Nlay be viewed by Cards, which, with further particulars, may be
had of Mr. Brooks, Land-Surveyor, 28, Old Bond-street.