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ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES.
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OXFORDSHIRE.
COKRTHORPE MANSION HOUSE AND PARK.
FO BE LET, this vet), commodious acid highly
rape...Ralik Manfon Houk, containing fuites LE genteel and
fpacious Apartments, eight very excellent, roomy, and cheerful
Bedchambers, and fix fervent.' Sleeping Rooms is dee Attics, with
numerous and convenient attached and detached Offices, Coach
Hades, Stables, Farm Yard, and every necetrary Out Building
a large Garden, walled round, In a raod Rate of cultivation, and
well flocked with the cboiseft fruit Trees, with Hot-koufe, Green-
bourc, &c.

The Fark contains upwards of ar6 Acres of very excellent PaL
tore Laud, lying in a ring fence round the Houk, which com-
mands eztenfive and beautiful profpeds.
The Walks and Pleafure Grounds are bite/1111y laid out, and
the whole beautifully diverfilied with ornamental Trees,
Caltethorpe is about two miles from Witney, through which the
Cheltenham and Gloueclier Mail pates every day ; tL.r. Roads are
tolerable, with good materials Dear at hand ; the country is
healthful, and.ahounds wish Game; the privilege of Spordng and
Fillaing in the Manor of Cokethorpe will be granted the Tenant.
Fox-hounds and Harriers are kept within an ear), diltance.
The Houle may be entered upon immediately, and the Land
at Lady Day neat.
A Leafe of the Premifcs will be granted for the Term of fours
teen years certain.
To fee the fame, apply to the keeper, at the Manllon, and for
further particulars to Mr. John Thomas, Ducklington, near Wit-
ney; and tota►e the fame apply to Mr. James a Office, No. s,
New Bawd! Court, Lincoln's inn, London.

DIEK PARK.
IN THE VALE OF HONITON, DEVON.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
'THAT' truly elegant modern bdanfion, called
DEER PARK HOUSE, with Pleafure Grounds, Garden,
and Offift complete. futrounded by a valuable eftatc of about 202
acres of excellent land, lying very compadt The houfe is a new
built fublaotialmanfion, with a foutherit afpedt, delightfully fituate
on a gerilc akent, commanding the molt beautiful view of the rich
kenery of the vales of Honiton and Chatham, about 2 miles from
I the market town of Iblliteo, 14 from Exeter, and q from Sid-
mouth, at a convenient diftance from the Great Weftern Road ;
and contains on the grcund II or an entrance hall, is feet by 52,
with an elegant ttaireafe and fpacious dining room and drawing
room 3o feet by 18, and upwards of ask high. On thefecood Boot
a library 2o feet by is, and 3 bed rooms with dreffing rooms. The
eaft wing of the houfe contains a kitchen, boufekeeper's room
larder, back kitchen, and dairy, and 4 lodging rooms ovet; Ansi
the weft wing a (mall parlour, butler's pantry, krvants hall and
walk bnufe, and 3 lodging rooms over; walled garden, which ,s
well Rocked with fruit trcea. The coach boufe for 3 carriage,.
fix-hailed Rattle, barnefa and (addle harks. Cow heuficlEentry,
and other offices are at a convenient diftance from the
The lawn, plantations and other chola occupied with the man.
Bon houfe,atid which lie In the front, and about it, contains about
35 acres of excellent laud, and at the foot of the lawn ruts the
river Otter, a remarkat le tine trout dream, adding greatly to the
beauty and value of the fituation.
• The remainder of the clime, on which there is greeted a new
built convenient farm (souk at a proper thAance from the mention
honk, with every needful office and outboufe, is let to e goad
tenant for a [hurt term of years at an airy rent.
The eflate it freehold of inhedtance, and the land tag redeemed.
All the buildings have been ereded within q years, are In perk!!
repair, and form a truly defirable and beautiful refidarne for a gen-
teel family.
For viewing the premlfes aptly at the mention hours. and for
further particulars to Melfrs. Townhnd and Peark=ors,
Houiton, Devon, and Metro. Mabbtrky, Solicitors,
The p•rchafcr may be aczoninaodated with poffelfion of the
manfion hook, and landa occupied with its at Chrißmas missend
with the furniture at a fair valuation.

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