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CHUDLEIGH-DEVON.

TO BE SOLD, 'IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ADESIRAt3I.E RESIDENCE, with, ot without
any Quantity of Ground, frorn four to twenty Acres. at the
election of a purchafer. The Houle is fit for the immediate recep-
tion of a genteel Family, bas not been built four years, is a com-
plete, haudlome and very fubltantial II one Building : Rands alone
at a convenient distance from the Road, at the Weßend of the
town of Cliudleigh, and commands tram both Inuits, an eaten •
five view of a highly romantic country ; and in the front next • he
Road are bow windows, and a glafr porch—on the &ft floor (the
Ritcheu 3 n4I Offices being on the bafement storey) are a good dining
room, drawing room, brcakfalt parlour, and halt; four excellent
bedrooms. &ening room, fee. or the fecund door ; and on the
third, arc five airy and good bed rooms, and over the whole is a
Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre of Plcafure Ground
and walled Garden furrouni the Houle, and every convene, nt
GlEce•* a brie &Wing for a Stable, Co ,ch houfc, &c. belonging
to ti.eHeufe; and TWO CO I'•a...IGES mar may be purcbafed
with it.
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The Mae is Well fupplicd with water, having an excellent
fpring within the Building, and a fine (bream running near. A
rich Meadow, about four Acres, joins the l'remires; and the other
Fields. although contiguous, are at a (mall &fiance
Chwacigh io pleafantly fituated in a fine (porting country, and
near all excellent River for angling ; is a good Market town, awl
lies in the polt-road I adlog from Exeter to Plymouth ; diltant nine
miles front the former, and about G vett from the touch frequented
watering places of reignmouth and 13.ewlifh.
For further particulars apply (if by letter polt paid) to Mr.
Dolling, Attorney. in Chudleigb..—The greater part of the pur-
chafe money nay remain on mortgage of the Premil R.

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