Star.
London, England, 1831-03-11 00:00:00

CHARLTON, NEAR BLACKHEATH.

MR. BROOKS has the honour to announce that he has
received instructions to LET upon LEASE, UNFUR-
NISHED. the distinguished FAMILY RESIDENCE, cativo
CHARLTON VILLA, calculated for the occupation of a family of
rank, enviably situated on the brow of the range of hills, whence mag-
nificent views of the Thames, the metropolis, and the surrounding
counties, are commanded. The domain includes 30 acres, laid out in
park-like pleasure grounds and rich paddocks, beautifully undulated,
and enriched by avenues and clumps of noble torest trees of great age,
intersected and environed by walks, shaded by luxuriant plantations
and shrubberies, capital kitchen garden, orchard, farm buildings, and
cottages. The Mansion presents a handsome elevation, ornamented
by verandahs, and contains entrance and inner halls, principal and se-
condary staircases, a noble suite of reception rooms, with French win-
dows, commanding prospects for picturesque beauty and interest un-
rivalled ; they comprise dining and drawing rooms, each 33 by 21 feet ;
library and breakfast parlour, study, best and servants' chambers.
The offices are extensive, and conveniently arranged, court-yard,
double coach-borses, stabling for ten horses,
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Cards to view, and Particulars may be had of Mr. Bao•is, Laud
Surveyor, 28, Old Bond-street.

Noble Mansion, calculated for the reception of a Family of the highest
.. distinction, situate ten miles from Town.
AtBROOKS has received instructions to LET,
FURNISHED, a NOBLE STONE-M:ILT MAN-
SION, containing suites of spacious and elegantly decorated and fur-
nished reception rooms, opening to extensive conservatories, nume..
rous bei chambers, domestic offices, coach-houses, and stabling for
twelve horses, most productive walled garden, hot houses, pinery, and
besutifnl pleasure grounds. The Mansion is placed on elevated
ground, in the centre of a richly timbered park, ornamented by a fine
lake, beyond which is a wood of 100 acres.
Also, a MAGNIFICENT MANSION to he LET, FUR-
NISHED, within forty miles of town, affording ample accommodation
to a family of the first rank.
Cards to view, and further particulars may be had of Mr. Brooks,
Land Surveyor, 211, Old Bond-street.

A BEAUTIFUL FREEHOLD GOTHIC COTTAGE,
Calculated for a Family of Rank, delightfully situate at SIDMOUTH,
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.

MR. BROOKS' has the honour to announce for
SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, Loudon, on WED.
NESDAY the Ilth 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.
LA NDS. It is of the Rustic Gothic style of Architecture, and con-
tains a suite of Four Elegant Rooms, 90 feet in length, opening to a
terrace walk and vernandals. 180 feet in length, and to the pleasure.
grounds, which are beautifully disposed and intersected by a streamlet.
A Gentleman's ROOM, Entrance and Inner Halls, Housekeeper's Ream,
Store-room, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Larder, China
Closet, Scullery, Laundry, Court-Yard, with Covered Sheds, Fif-
teen Bed-Rooms, Two Water-Closets; an ample supply of soft water
from a large leaden reservoir at the top of the House. Pleasure
Grounds, and two capital and most productive walled Gardens.
This truly d.sirable Residence was erected, regardless of expense,
by the late Lord Gwydyr ; and the present Proprietor has likewise
expended large sums in improvements.
May be viewed by Cards, which, with further particulars, may be
had of Mr. Brooks, Land-Surveyor, 28, Old Bond-street.

it fR. BROOKS tenders his respectful acknowledgments
IT'. to the Nobility and Gentry for the liberal share of favours
conferred on his Establishment, during the last Thirty-one years, and
solicits a continuance of the satae, in the following Branches of his
Business :

ESTATE AGENCY, AUCTION, AND APPRAISING.
Encouraged by Capitalists, who have favoured him with Instructions
to Invest various Amounts in the Purchase of Landed Property, (to an
event unprecedented) and by numerous Commissions for the Sale and
Letting of Houses, &c.
Mr. Brooks has adopted a Plan, which he ventures to hope will fa-
cilitate the objects of his Employers, and remove the generally corn.
plalncd-o, want of Information, which has hitherto prevented the ex-
peditious, as well as advantageous Sale or Purchase of Psoperry. He
has undertaken, carefully. to keep, (at his own expense), a REGISTIR of
all the Property announced for Disposal throughout the Kingdom ; and
periodically to print an Iran thereto, which will be forwarded, gratis,
to applications, post-free. The information contained therein, Is de-
env d from the Weekly Extraction of the Advertisements, relative to
.1,,n,!ecl Property, &c. from upwards of Two Hundred and Fifty Lon-
don and Ptovincial Papers, and front a most extensive and increasing
Correspondence with Capitalists, Landholders, Farmers, Solicitors, and
Land Agents in all parts of the Kingdom.
Prufe,sional Gentlemen favouring him with the Particulars of Pro-
perty for Disposal. will h.tte the same registered, gratis,and the lodes
regulatly forwarded to them, with other important advantages, which
will be explained by letter.
Families requiring Itesidences in London, or at any of the principal
Places of nolibriable Resort, will save much trouble by applying

for Infonnation at Mr. BROOKS' Office.
Convinced that by the publicity and competition of an Auction, the
Vo,:or, in die shortest period, ascertains, as well as realizes the full
l'aluz of his Property, and that the heavy Charge made by the
Auctioneer, for an uncuccessfcl effon 10 Sell, prevents Auctions front
becoming more freqUent, Mr. BROOKS, at the suggestion of his
Patrons, begs to call the attention ut Landholders, Ttustees, Executors,
and Solicitors, to the tollowing arrangement—Estates, Houses, &c. will
be offered to Auction in London, or in any pan of the Kingdom. for
h's Private Contract Commission, if sold, and the Deposit will be
lodged with the Vendor*, Banker, Solicitor, or in the Bank of England;
but should the Property be bought in, then only from Two to Ten
fki;Leas will be charged. exclusive of the expenses, &c. which under
Mr. BROOKS'S management, will be found moderate.
Timber, Earniimt Stock, furnitute, Pictures, Vi'ines, Books, Plate.
&c. Sold, Purchased, or Appraised, in any part of the Kingdom.
Rents Collected and Recovered. Particular attention is devoted to the
Seceiv.:rship and General Management of Farms, Houses, Building
''roue d. &e. to which hie Establishment evidently must afford invor
tint adear oyes in the ascertaining, and carrying into execution every
..apahility of improvement. Reference can be given to Gentlemen
those Incomes have heen greatly increased tinder his direction.
LAND SURVEYING, ARCHITECTURE, crdl?. CIVIL
ENGINEERING.
~.tates accurately Sw veyed and Mapped ; Old Maps Corrected, Re-
uced, or Enlarged; Estate, Tythe, Timber, and Farming Stock
Valued : Agricultural Improvements suggested and superintended :
Poor Rate and Tithe Surveyed : Parks, Farms, and Pleasure Grounds
laid out and Planted. Building Ground laid out, Let, or geld ; De-
sill, Specifications, and Estimates for Public Buildings, Mansions,
hs, Cottages, Farm Buildings, &c. Artificers' Work measured
-rat valued : Dilapidations, Fines, and Rentals estimated, upon the
I:xpiration of Leases. Plans and' Estimate, for the Construction or
Improvement of Harbours, Canals, Ducks, Bridges, Tssarels Rail
-nd other Roads: Mineralogical Surveys, and Contracts made for the
I.ruing or Selling of Mines, or Quarries.
cstzte Agency Office, 28, Old Bond-street.