Star.
London, England, 1828-01-12 00:00:00

IFRINSBURY, NEAR ROCHESTER, KENT.

Desirable RISIDENCE,- OFFICES, COACH HOUSE,
STABLES, GARDEN, &c.
Valuable BUILDING GROUNDS,
Gardena, and Meader: Land, adjoining Frinsbary-street.
FRINSBURY MANOR FARM,

With an eligible Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Garden, Coach
. Henn, Stable, and Agilcuburai BuiWings.
• • Extensive SHIP YARD
AM LIME KILNS on the Banks of the River MEDWAY,
And sundry Enclosures
011.Ussibm, Pasture, and Arahie Land, with fine Brick Earth
And Salting..
COXTAIMISS MEASLY
- FIVE HUNDRAD ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
At ()unwire Colfee-Hosee, Thange.alley, Cornhill,

On Tuossaav, the 24th of January, Inn, at Twelve e'Clock.
By Direction of the Assignees of Messrs. Jones' and Toon**
Boisaszy and of the Other several Incutobraneers on the
Istate, and ander Order of bi, Donovr the vici-cuAnn.Loa,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD
' ' ESTATES,

Held under the Dean and °septet' of Rochester.
Renewable according tdi Custom.

LOT I. A Desirable RRSIDESCE, planned for the Accom-
modation of a Gentleman's Family, situate at Frinsbnry, near
Rochester, late in dm occupetion of Mr. Joseph Rrindley, en-
closed by a Fore Court and Carriage Drive, Coach House, Stable,
and Outbuildings, productive Garden WAlled, Lawn, Pleasure
Ground, delightful Shrubbery, with Oia►elled Walks and Meadow
Land, containing nearly EIGHT ACRES. -

brr 2; An ENCLOSURE of MEADOW LAND, contiguous
the above, oontaining upwards of THREE ACRES.
Lee 3. TWO PIECES of GARDEN GROUND, with a
Freehold Fraotage to Frinsbury.street, now.or.late in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Hilbert, containing nearly FIVE ACRES eligible
for Building.

Lee 4. TWO VALUABLE ENCLOSURES of GARDEN
GROUND, Orcbard, and Meadow Land, called STREET and
CHURCHFIELD, in the Occupation of Dr. Joynes and Mr.
Hilbert, containing upwards of NINE ACRES.

Loa S. The Valuable Leasehold Estate, FRINSBURY
MANOR FARM, held under the DEAN and CHAPTER of
ROCHESTER, comprising a commodious dwelling HOUSE,
,erected on ahandsome titVitidth seated on a spacious Lawn, orna-
mented by stately timber Trees, surrounded by 'thriving Shrub-
bery, with gravelled Walks, and numerous tine Fruit Trees, com-
manding beautiful views of the Medway, Chatham- Lines, and the
surrounding country, and adapted for the seconunedation of a
Gentleman's Family. with convenient OGees, well supplied with
fine Water; Coach Houses, capital Four-mall Stable, its. Produe-
dye walled Garden and Orchard, Farm Yard, and all requisite
icsitural Buildinge.—and upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES
Of Meadow, 'Pasture Arable, Wood Land, and Salting* • with
sundry Cottages, and Three capital- Ballast Wharfs. There is
abundance Of the Cutest Bulk Earthen part of this Farm, and by
the facility pf Shipment, Bricks may be conveyed to all parts, and
may be misdated very profitable, besides the Sale•of Ballast.
Loa R A spacious SHIP YARD on the Banks of the River
Medway, in which vessels of nearly the largest dissensions may be
Bat, with Saw MIS% Sheds, Steaming Apparatus. Carpenters',
and Jaime' Workshop*, Illeekstskits' Shops, and Iron Foundery,
Coenting-lsoust, Cottages, and other requisite Appendages, upon
an suasive male. The capital Lime Works, with a fine Bed of
Chalk, capable of podia:hog Lime of the first quality, and in cos-
siderable gaaadty, for erbiab a ready sal may be obtained, and
• Ankle 2104, sostaining nearly
FORTIMILIfiLN ACRES.
7lstree Palates present avity sdigibie Property for Investment,
MA worth the attention of Capitalists.
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The Premises slay be viewed by applying at the Manor House,
roems Particulars any be bad; at the Crown and Ball, Rochester;
natain, Canterbury : Star, Maidstone; Rose and Crown, Sh-
anghaiing; Falcon, Gravesend; Ball, Dartford; of Messrs.
Rankin and Richards, Solicitors, lissingbalstreet ; Messrs. Tees-
dale, Symms, and Weston, Solicitors, fenchurth-street ; Messrs.
flasendsk, Tatham, Upton, and Johnson, King's Arms Yard, Cole-
asan-suces ; Mr. Witby, Backingbam-stroet, &rind ; at Gar-
raway's ; sad of Mr. Raisins, No. 170, Regent-street, whore a
flan of the Estate may be men.