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London, England, 1820-10-25 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

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CAPITAL LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
-REGENT-STREET, ,JERAIY N t•STUE In', BURTON'.
PEACE and CRESCk•NT'e-PARK-STREET, ISLING
TON, and ST. JOHN'S WOOD; Let at Rent* about .e.lea
per Annum, and very improvable. •
Dr Mr. RO . .
(Of .Warwick-street, Golden-square),
' At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-elle?, CernhQl, ca
• THURSDAY, the 16th November, 18110, at Twaveo'Cluck,3
Nine Lots,
ATALUABLE- LEA S-EHOLD ESTATES, hell
imderthe Crown for_upwards of 96 Years.
Lost 1. Comprise. a very desirable Elegant RES I DE:le-4
situate on the. West side of Regent-street, adjoining the Horti-
cultural Society ; let ore Lease td Diias Church, for Seven Years
at a very low Rent per Annum, £IG3; held fur a Tj:in ef
about Ninety-five Years; Ground* Rent per Annum, £bo.
Lot 2. A Substantial newly-erected 1) WELLI N 0-btO UST,
situate No. 144, on the, South side of dermyn-street, ue..r Ire
Haymarket; on Lease to Mr. Joseph Freeman, fur Feurtees
I Years, at a Rent of 484 per Annum, and held for tliciii.!,e
Term • apportioned Ground Rent per Annom, £lO.
Lore 15. A Substantial D W ELL I N G-HOUSE, We. lit
near Lot 1, and back-front to St. James's Alai ket eletoon•Lt..te
to Mr. Gco. Hill, .for Fourteen Years, at a Nutt Itentof ..I:3
per Annum ; Ground Rent per Annum, £35 I Is.
LOT 4. A substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, :gluing 2:a
143, with back front to St. James's .slarket ; let on la ase :.e
Fourteen Years, to Mr. G. F. Freeman, at a Rent per Atinu::,
of £lO7 10s.—Ground lt.ent per Annum, 43 i ilk. 6d.
Lor 5. A vsry elig.bln Roomy and SUbeldt tioi DIVELLINC:.
HOUSE, No: 139, adjoining Lot-4, and the corner et Merle:-
lane, comprieing a spacious Corner Ship and back front ta tan
Market; let on Lease to Mr. Richard Penner, for 1 xieny-o
Years, at Xle.o per Annum; Ground R, at per Annum, 4-I.e.
• LOT 6. • A Genteel el:zible DWEL LI NG- [IOUS li, sire, te
on the North. side of Crescent-place, Burton-crescent, &are:-
square e let, to Mr. Den)re, tenant at wilt, at a ite..i per A-..-
num of £105; held for Eighty-six Years, at a G, .....s. Rat
per Annum of £2l.
Lor 7. A very Pleasant excellent RISIDENCE, with Gar.
' den, ate. situate on the West side of Burton-crescent, Russet-
square ; on Lease to Mr.. Kingston, Two Y,..... uneep.red. at
a very low Rent per Annum, _Lao ; w..r h .CiLO pee .1.2;111111;
held as Lot 6, at a Ground Rent of £3l 104. •per Amapa.
LOT 8. A Genteel Substantial DWELLINo-liouisg, situ-
ate No. 38, Park-street, Isangtm ; let on Lease to DirAleare
Wineholt, f0r.41 years, at a Rent per Ai.num, XI 75.• -A Mei.
stantial Dwelling-house, No. .49 adjoining, ue Lease to Mr.
C. A. Whytt for -13 years, at a. nett Rent p• r Aixtim of £47 Se.
Both Houses are held' on Lease for 59 years" Irons tie 25th
March, 1809, at a•Ciround Rent per Annum of .El 4 14s. -
LOT 9. A Genteel Edgible I)%V EL LI N G-HOUSE, seuite
at St. John's Wood, on Lease to Mr. Liehry ?kitten' Sur !...,
years, at a Rent per Annum of £9O. area.! for a term. aba::
93 years unexpired, at a Ground Rent per Annum of Lib las.
To be.viewed lirleave of the Tenants. l'articularsetaay he
had on the Premises; of Messrs. Aubrey and Son, Solicitor,
Took's-court, Cersitoe street ; at Garraway's; and or Mr. 1e...-
bins, Warwick-street Golden-square.
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SO DI ERSETSH IRE.
dpital DOMAIN between BATH and BRISTOL
MANOR* ADVOWSON, and Parish of K ELSTON; abound.
-• Ing with Game.
Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tax redenv d; the
whole ONE THOUSAND and FORTY-FIVE ACRES,
of rich MEADOW; PASTURE, ARABLE -Ed V. tarm
LAND; capital DIANSION and OFFICE'S; FARAS,
DULLS, FISHERY, DWELLING-HOUSES, and CO E.
TAGES. By. Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Coinhill, en
Tnuasnar, December 14, 1820, at Twelve o'Ciock, in One
Lot,
THE very Valuable and most Desirable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, comprising the Manor, Advo.vson
and entire Parish of Kelston, with the Quit Rents, Fi! es, &c:
the capital MANSION, seated on a btautiful Lawn, gear the
River Avon, called
. KELSTON HOUSE, .
Substantie:y built of Stone, erected on an eminence, cent-
mending delightful Views, embracing a verltextended Scenery.
only four miles from i3atb, and eight from Bennet ; adapted .0:
the Resident+ of a Family of the first distinction. Containing
an Entrance-hall and spacious kitone matrcase; two- capital
Drawing-rooms, coraraunicating; excellent Dining Parlour,
Library, eleven good Bed-rooms, three Dressing-rooms, House-
keeper's root*, Butler's room,- and two genet Water Ciento.
convenient Domestic Offices of all descriptions, eight Servants'
Bed-rocuss over, with Coach-houses, Stables, and all requisite
Offices; excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round, Orchards,
and Ice-house. •
The Lands round the House are tastefully planted, and *pre-
sent a Parklike appearance.' The Estate (exclusive of the Ad-
e
Towson) comas, '-- - ' - • .• • • • e"
ONE THOUSAND ANP FORTINFIVE ACRES,
Of tich Dleadeii, Pistlite, Ahble, arid Wood'. Land, with
gOid.Fartn.houses - , and •conVedient Outbuildings, andle com-
pletely within a - Fence. - '7; ••'
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1112gb
The-rioperty hi . laded bil ,part by the ri;ef.'4Avou,
abose *hick are . ig %Coeds, containing valuable Timber,
. and abiontliertvldi=Viftsei-:theSiltllle• forming a nuisi4ll;ible
.and tearable Propel[', Minis id bitty offered foi sale. • 'At is
presumed that CoeffannybeibillUlli the Estate. • - •'.•
The Mansionto.be:nievred days and Fridays only, by
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' Tickets, to be haii-t4yilllissr lid
.blickell, Chippenkun, r
'of whom printed artictOare, ge Lad; also .at _the White
' 140119? Bath; Busk, itriftel ;-, • 'lnn; Clieltenlialrupe:tastle,
' *I-11111; of Mesersikufse4initik.rieyore,-Brlstol iot Gar-
' sawars; wide 14f; a4Uni;-Aviainvisk-sttestt, lioldEre4llBares
' Lopkiop; ef wkoat:fiekets ipe Yiekei •be had, and a Plan sena.
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