Star.
London, England, 1823-06-21 00:00:00

WESTBROOK:I'LACE;

With Manors, Court-Baron. (,);,it-Itents, Reliefs, Herints, &e.
and Fishery in the River Wey.
The .•apital FAMILY MANSION, the late Rosidence of

General OGETHORPE,
Seated in a beautiful small Park, it for the immediate occupation
of a Family of Respecta,bility, recently altered and improved at a
very considerable expenp.e, erected on a handsome Elevation, with
Portico-front; containing a spacious Entrance-Hall, excellent
Dining-parlour, Billiard room, Breakfast-room, Store-room, &c.
On the first floor, two Drawing-rooms, communicating, elegantly
finished • a Library or Morning room, Store-room, and four
roomyrn
Bed-chambers; Closets and Water-closets ; and ten airy
spacious lied-chambers over; excellent Officts of all Descriptions,
supplied with plenty of fine Water; and goad dry Cellos under
the House; Yard, with Standing for four Carriages; Stables for
eight Horses; Farm House and Yard, Cart-Stable, Cow-house,
I.frge Barn, &c. productive Gardens, walled round; Orchard,
&c. The Park is bounded on one side by the beautiful River
Wey, which is navigable, stored with Fish; and on the other
side by rising Hills, with noble lofty Timber Trees and Under.
woods.; with pleasing Walks and Drives through the Woods,
encompassed with lofty Walls near a Mild in Extent, clothed
with numerous Fruit Trees of the very best Kinds; and two
Picturesque Gothic Towers ; with capital Meadow and Arable
Land, and Plantations at a short Distance, stored with fine
thriving Timber, abounding with Game; comprising in the whole
about OHS HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES.

Also, in separate Lots,
A CAPITAL -PAPER-MILL, with two Vats, and various
Machinery; situate on the River Wey ; on Lease to Mr. Han-
rison, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1825.
An OIL and LEATHER MILL, the Water-wheel Mill
House, with extensive Workshops, scouting Houses, a Dwel-
ling-house, and vat ions Outbuildings, on Lease to Mr. Twy cross.
A FLOCK-MILL adjoining, with Water-wheels, extensive
Workshops, Dwelling-house, and Outbuildings; in possession of
Mr. Edwards, tenant at will.

About TWENTY-ONE ACRES of rich MEADOW
LA ND, in Sale Garton, in hand.
This Estate forms a most desirable Property as a Residence,
and embraces luxuriant and extensive views over this well-
known country, in a most respectable neighbourhood, with good
roads, contiguous to the town of Godalming, and only thirty-
four miles from London. _ . _

May be viewed by Tickets, or by applying to Mr. Woods, So-
, licitor, Godalming, where Particulars may be bad; the King's
Arms, Gotialming ; White Hart, Guildford; Swan, Alton; Mr.
Weller, Chichester; George, Wincheiter; Dolphin, Southamp-
ton ; Hush, Farnham and Staines ; Castle, Salt-hill ;at Garra-
-way's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where a Plan
and Elevation may be stets.

BLACKHEATH.
DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE,

With excellent OFFICES, and beautiful PLEASURE-
GROUNDS, excellent KITCHEN GARDEN and HOT-
HOUSE, overlooking Greenwich Park.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street.)
Ou the Premises,
On TULSDAT, the Ist day of July, 1823, at Twelve o'Cleck.
A DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE,
situated on BLACKHEATH.
The Property and late Residence of
The Eight honourable Lord Lrprscroa.

Held on Lease under the Crown, for an unexpired Term of
about FORTY YEARS, at a low Rent of £5l. 9a. and £3
Herbage to Greenwich Parish.
The llouse contains a large and elegantly constructed Saloon,
with three spacious Windows of SUPERB STA I NED GLASS
ptcruitlis, in Figures and Landscapes, parted from the
Heath by a Passage, in which are affixed two small Windows
of plain Stained Glass Landscapes; an elegant Lobby, supported
by Columns; a Drawing-room, highly embellished; a small
Winter Dining-parlour, both looking into Greenwich Park ; a
Bessakfast-room, 'communicating with the Saloon ; a Library,
fitted up with Mahogany Bookcases of the most exquisite De-
sign; eleven Bed-chambers on the upper Story, with every re-
quisite Domestic Office.
The Pleasure-Ground presents an uncommon beautiful small
Landscape, separated on the right from the Heath by a Wall,
covered with Ivy, and by its junction with the Park by an open
Iron Palisadue with an Entrance Gate thereto; an elegant Al-
cave, cennetting with Messrs. Cato's Wire Fence, on one side,
sod a Hedge of Shrubs on the other, to an excellent kitchen
Hardest; capital Ilot-house for Exotics, and a Wall clothed with
Cie choicest Fruit Trees.
Tim whole is in the best state of Repair; and immediate Pus-
sessioa may be had; the Situation is remarkably healthy, and is
quite detached; and every Convenience for the Supply of a Fa.

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