Star.
London, England, 1823-06-07 00:00:00

The House is seated back from the road, with a Fore-mug
and Carriage-dtire in front. The Entrance, ander a portico, to
a capital ILA or Billiard-room, Drawiog-room, L.kaing.pariour,
Library, roomy handsome Staircase to First Floor, and secondary
Staircase. On the Upper Floors a Morning-room, and eight
principal Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms and Servants' Apart-
ments, Housekeeper's,roopt, Butier'a-roOos,.Servants'-haU, ex-
cellent Kitchen,. Larder, Scullery, roomy Cellars under the
house, detached Wash-house Laundry, Brewbouse, Dairy, and,
Out-offices; two productivetKireben Gardens, walled, and well
earned with choice Fruit-trees; trapitak 440-bouse, Grapery,l
Gardenia's-room, Melost.groundiLa &mile Coach-house. two
Four-stall Stables, Farm-yard, Baca, Gummy, and various Oat.
bui!dings. The whole well supplied 'with Inc Water. Part
• 1
Copyhold, equ..l to Freehold. _
LOT 2. A FREEHOLDand COPYITOLD ESTATE, equal
to Freehold, comprising. about
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
Of rich Meadow and Arable Land, lying compact, a short as.'
ranee from Lot 1, in the road t 6 Sheppaton, part bounded by
a Stream of Water, mast eligible for & Ming.
To be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where` ranters-
lars may be had; at the Inn, Prep/mon t Casa, Sunbury ; Toy,
I lamp tort Court ; Griffin, Kingston; Bush, Staines; Swan,
Chertsey ; Castle, and Talbot, Richmond ; George, Hampton;
Star, ICew Bridge.; Pigeons, Breutford ; of Mr. Hicks, &lithos,-
Gray's Jan; at G,arraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-
strett, and of Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of
the E.taternay be seen.

SURREY,
Near GODALMING•aad GUILDFORD.
A moat beautiful PICTURESQUE FREEHOLD ESTATE,

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MANORS, FISH BRY, atc..
Capital -WATER-MILLS, D W ELL I N G-HOUSES,
By Mr. ROBINS,'
(Of Warwick house, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-Home, 'Change.alley, Corning, on Too's.
par, June 26, 1823, at Twelve e'Clock, in Lot(
ZIHE Distinguished 'and Celebrated FREEHOLD
ESTATE,
WESTBROOK-PL ACE;
With Manors, Coon-Baron, Quit-Rents, Reliefs, Herlota, &c.
and Fishery in the River Wey. •
The capital FAMILY MANSION, the late Residence of
General OGETHORPE,
Seated In a beautiful small Park, fit for theirnmediate occupation
of a Family of Respectability, recently altered and improved st a
very considerable exposer, erected on a handsome Elevation, with
Portico-frost; containing a spacious Entrance-Hall, excellesit
Dining-parlour, Billiard-room, Brealifast-room, Store-room, &c.
On the first door, two Drawing-rtents, oonimunieating,elegantly
finished ; a Library .or Mornkaatones, Siosto-roons, and four
roomy Bed-chambers; Coons and Water-closets; cod ten airy
spacious Bedchambers over; eacelleat Offices of all beseriptieus,
supplied with plenty of fine Water; and good dry Cellars under
the House ; Yard, with Standing for four Carriages; Stables for
eight Horses; Farm House and Yard, Cara-Stable,.Coorabouse
large Barn, &c. productiee Gardens, walled coped; °ether,
Ste. 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 sand 'ender.
woods ; with pleasing Walks and Drives thrtiegh the Woods,
encompassed with lofty Wins mar a *la io Rratenlonlelktd
with numerous Fruit Trees of .the very best Eiods; and two
Picturesque GotbicTowess; with ea ital Meadow add Arable
Land, and Plantations at a short Dt>t , stored with fine 1
thriving Timber, abounding wkle Game; censpridnriu the-whole
about ONE HUNDRED ANDFIFTY-TWOACREte
Also, is separate Lets,.
A CAPITAL PA2ER-111LL, with two Vats, and various*
Machinery ; situate on the River Wry ; on Lease to Mr. Ilan-
rison, which will expire at Michaelmas, rast.• • •
An OIL and LEATHER MILL, the Waser-wieel
House, with outansiwr Workshops, seaming Hawes. 10D1relP
sing-hcusegand various Ost-baildiggs, on Liam to Mr.Twayr.rool.
A FLOCK.MILL adjoining,. with Water-wheeli, emensivt
Workshops, Dwelling-house, and Outbuilding" ;in pousesalotr of
Mr. Edwards, tenet at will'. •
About TWBOITY-ONO ACRZS of rick MEADOW
LAND, in Sale Garton, in .hand.
• 'Asia. Boats forms a most fitai able Property as a Residence.
and embraces luaturiant and extensive views overtds welL
'known country, in a most respectable neighbourhood, witegood.
roads, eentiguous to the vows of Oodallatiogr and .dtirty,
bur miles Irian London.
May be viewed by Tickets, or by applying to Mr. Weos, an.
licitor. Godalming, where Particulars may be bad; the King's
Arms, God:liming; White Harr, Gnikiford 1 Swan; Akan Mr.
Weller, Obieheseer ; Geom., Winchester; Alielpiday ilenthnsap-
ton ; 'lush, Farnham.and Staines; Cootie, Sait-hill; ea Goma.
• wires; and of M. Robins, 1" 11rAcatiettet, where a Plats
.
land E 1: ration strap be st-40.

Goseprieesehe filanor of Walton, with the Courts and Fines,
extending over about Two Thousand Acres.. WALTON
•LeI3GE, a commodious Family Residence, erected on a hand.'
some Elevation, by the late Sir John Vanburds„. planned with
handsome spacious and numerous Apartments, adapted for the
,Accommodation.st• fluidly of Distinction, with excellent and
convenient Domestic Offices, Stables, Coseh.honses, and Farming.
Buildings;- with prodective Kitchen Garden, welt stocked,
crud, and planted; delightful Plensbre -Grounds, Gravelkd
Ni
Es,.fine sheets of Water, and upwirdi of TWO HUNDRED
AND TWENTVFOUR ACRES of excellent Meadow, Pas-
ture, and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence, laid out in a Park-
like Style, and ornamented, With -fine thriving Timber, and
eornmanding delightful Views ; a• very desirable Property for a
Gentleman; and in the Neighbourhood of Field Sports:
Lin 2. A Delightful COTTAGE 'RESIDENCB,Nituate
near Lot 1, with Garden, Pleasure Ground, Fore-court, Chech-
boase,-Stable, and'Meadow Land, containing about 13 Acres.
1.0v3 and 4. Two Inelosures of Productive MEADOW and
AIIAIILE LAND, situate on. the East sides-.of the Park, and
'adjoining the Lands of Thomas Blair, Esq. etintainirsg about
Fifteen Acres. • • .
Lox 3. A Delightful COTTAGE RESIDENCE. situate
adjoining Walton Park and the road from Moleaey to Cobham,
fitted up in a very handsome manner, and adapted far the ac-
commodation of a Gentleman's Family, with excellent and con-
venient Offices, Ctiach-house, Stable, Farm-yard, and Boißlings,
and upwards of Eighty Acres of Pasture and Arable Land, in
the highest state of cultivation, divided by thriving• Quick Fences,
and in the most complete order, in the occupation of, and on
Lease to William Parker, Esq. or an unexpired term of six-
teen years.
Lox O. A Desirable FARM, situate in the Road Lane from
Molesey to Cobham, and adjoining Broad Lane to Henham,
with a Rustic Cottage, Farm-house, neat Garden, Farm-yard,
Barn, Stable, Cow-house, Cattle-sheds, and nearly Ninety-
three Acres of Arable Laud, and in the occupation of Mr. Scott,
'a respectable Tenant, on Lease for an unexpired term of Eight
Years.
The other Lots comprise about Twenty-one Acres of rich
Meadow Land, situate in Thames Meadow, adjoining the River
Thames, and the road from Walton to Weybridge ; let to re-
spectable Tenants. • 1
• Walton Lodge to be viewed by Tickets; Mr. 'Parker's Cot-
, Cage, by his permission ; the other Lands, by applying to, the
Tenants, of whom Particulars maybe had; at the Dukes Head;
. Walton.; Bear, Esher; Toy, Hamptan Court; -Griffin; King-
ston; Swan, Cliertsey ;. Bush, Staines) Cistie; Salt 14111; of
Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Alibott;.Soliciton, New•inn; at
Garraway's; and of Ab; Robins; 110, "Regent-street; iseposite
r Burlington-street ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had,
and where a Plan of the Ranee may be Wen. •
•

HAMPSTEAD. - • ' - • -
Dslightftd,VlLLA RESIDENCE and OFFlCES,"Excellent
GARDEN, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and -MEADO
LAND. -
By Mr. ROBINS, • ..
• (Of Warwick House, Regent-itreet),
Garraway's Coffee-house, In Excbange•alley, Gambill, an
• Tnuasuay, the 10th of July, len, at Twelve o'Clock,
Ai.VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
held for a lung term of Years, at a low Ground Rent,
comprising
A DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE,
Beautifully situate at Baena 111% Hampstead, commanding
most delightful and highly interesting Views to a vary great
extent,. recently erected, handsomely finished, and fitted up
with every accommodation for a Gentleman's Family; contain-
ing a neat Entrance-hall, Vestibule, excellent Diniokparlour,
elegant Drawing-room opening to a Terrace-walk, Bseakfa,st-
.parlour, Study, Store-room, Closets, and "Water-closet ; an
elegant principal Staircase, and a secondary Staircase; Mete,
Butler's-pantry, convenient Kitchen, Scullery with hard and
soft Water, Doc*, Larder,.icc. sadmacellent Cellars for Wine,
Beer, &c. Out-offices, enclosed Stable-yard, with Stable for
three Horses; a Cottage used as a Ilarness-room—Bed-room
over ; a Coach-house, Knife-house, Piggery, &c. a neat Kitchen-
garden planted with young Fruit-trees ; Pleasure-grounds laid
out with tine thriving Trees, Shrubs, and Fmk-trees; capital
dry Gravelled Walks and Meadow Land, in all about
TEN ACRES.
To be viewed by Tickets only; Particulars may be had on
the Premises; at the Castle, Hampstead ; at Garraway's ' • and
of Me. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of- whom Tickets for
viewing may be had.

• • CRA FEN COTTAGE,
BANKS OF THE THAMES, NEAR FULHAM.
DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIILLNCE.
Fitted up in the Gothic and Egyptian Style,
Seated on a fine Lawn, with Terrace Walk, beautiful Pleasure
Grounds.sloping to the Rivet,' Coach-house, Stable, fitc. and
• Land; in all
ABOUT FIVE ACRES.
With immediate Possession.
By Ihir.'ROiltiNS,
(Of Werwlil' House, Regent-street),
At Getaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corublll,
On Tavenner, the 14th day of July, lag% at Twelve 6'0°45,
A VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
: held under. the Bishop et .Londote on
el4est Twenty-five Years, comprising •
CRAVEN corrAGE;
•
'A delightftil Cottage Resideeic, erected in the r.ustleltTle; ahp
*seeded roof; seated on a beautifutand emends,* brim harem,
with gravelled Walks, and grand `.narrate-walkk, ahem iiiipiairols
ems, and Pleastire-hoese, on the Batiks of AA River Bbantel,
,mmateented with Parterres, flowerst thriving Shrubs, and'Fun-
"her-trees, • and comtnanding ;Armin Views of 'the adjacent
Country ; adapted •for the-st • anon off-a Nohlepaim ur
Fatirgy of Distinction, situate in the Pariah of Fulham, within
'pug wile, of Ilya* Pads ctintaining a handsome lie-
trance Hail under t rustic Portico ; Anti-roomy leading to a
grand EGYPTIAN. ItALL; elegant • Driwing-rOom, taste-
fully fitted up ; and Ditvirig-paiour,finfdied id the Gothic Style,
with ancient stained Glass . in the .Virtasitima, which alien to the
Lawn; Breakfast-patios/. Gensieinan'esmosn, fita. commodious,
Sleeping-apartments and a suitable range of Domestic Ofilees;.
two excelfent Kitchen-gardens," hay stocked, Cropinid,, and,
planted With choice-Fruft-rrees, double Ctseglqmvse, alldi five
stall &able, Yard, acc. containing in aLabset, . .
ACMES..
With the Furniture, which Is ap,pricrLate to the Place; with
ikat n.z. Wee*. Ciarden.scats, Lights, &c. and the-Greenhouse
Mute Lana may be had if required. •
°To- be- viewed Cy Mama only, an Mondays and Viredbiesdays,
Siiistasa the beers st Us and Rye o'Cismk each daT.
• ibaysicalans pay be bad on. ths Breutisw;st the a Agri,
Ashman ; llyd LiONPutney;•raitle and Greyhound, chinond;
Gerravreft4 'and- of. Mr. Roffins:' NV. 770, ROM-Seteet ;
iitiewrernie. cortbst earite-ries.. • . .


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