The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-06 00:00:00

DESIRABLE ES E IN SCO I W, D.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON A DAY TO BE AFTER-

WA /IDS FIXED,
/111 HE LANDS and ESTATE
tje AENHALL, compre-
hending the BARONY of ARNHAL,L, with the MAN.
SiON-tiOUSE and GROUNDS cal.en tie BURN, and dui
LANDS of WOOD-TOWNS, all lying within the parish of
Fettereairn and county of Kincardine.
This Estate extends to upwards of 3100 acre's Scotch mea-
surement, or about 38X) acres imperial, of which about .141)
imperial acres arc under thrivi o wood, the greater put of
winch is nearly fifty years of :he remaining lauds are in:arly
all arauL. Part of these, sir tiding the Mansion-house, have
iinherto been in the natural •eupation of the Pioprietor, ant
the lemainder are let out to tenants in possessions of Convenient
and siutab.e extent, on leases of which there are in general iron'
eight to ten years unexpired. The aratne lands are in a high
sta,c of implovement, are properly inclosed and subdivided by
sufficient stone walls, or thriving hedge-rows, anti arc provvieu
with commodious fat m-steaGinc,,is and offices, which are alt in a
good state of repair. Several of the farms are furnished witi
thrashing-mills, moved by water. The ten..nts are torivingrand
in_ustrious, and the rents are punauali3 paid. The greater
pint of the Estate holds of the Clown; and the public burden,
are moderate.

The Mansion-house of the Burn is comModioni and extensive.
It contains-a spacious entrance Hall and Stair-cas, Dining-
room, two Drawing-rooms, Breakfast-room, an elegant Liurar)-
roinn, a Billiard-room,. fifteen Bed-rootns, several of which have
Dressing-rooms attached to them, and a number of other apui
['lents, including a Kitchen and arrangements of a slperio, de-
scription for servants. The offices vompreln.nd Stablos Coach_
houses, Washing-house, Laundry, Dairy, Granary, and'
sive Cellarage for every purpose, with on.exceth:nt lee-house.
The House, Offices, Policia' Lodges, Gates, Garden, Wa:ls,
and other bui.dings, arc all in the best order. '1 he GarocO's
ar,. large and productive, containing a Conservatory,
houses, Peach-nouses, &e. (tele is a consideloWle o.
Shrubbery
bbeziknef the House and Garden, finely niter.ected by
Gravel

The Estate is delightfully situated at the foot and on the south
side of the Grampians, being she.tercd in a oieat nabasure from
the smith and cast winds by that high range of hills. 'I he situ-
atizm was chosen by the late Lord Adam 66.-uort, who, in
the place, avai.ea hiniseil of its eminent natural beauties
with great taste and judgment; and many improvements and
embettishinents have been added by the subsequent proprietors.
Upon the romantic banks of the deep, rocky, and raped orth
Esk the Estate possesses several miles of vatted and picturesque
scenery, not surpassed by any in the kingdom. it is diStant
seven miles from the town of Brechin, twelve froth Montrose,
and three from the village of Fetturcairn; which there is a
daily post. Coaches froth Edinburgh to Aberdeen pass daily
about five mites froth the hoase. The Estate abounds with hates,
partridges, pheasants, and other game; and roc-oeer are found
in the woods. It possesses a.right. of p operty, in coat:non with
another estate, in an extensive tract of uncut.► rated hid: ground,
on which grouse is abundant. '1 here is good salmon and trout
fishing in the North Esk. A saw-mill, moved by water, has
been constructed on the Estate; and there is a constant demand
for the thinnings of the woods, loon which a considerable and
increasing revenue has for some years been derived. The Estate
will be exposed to sale at such a prise as -wi.lenab.e a puramser
to draw a good return for the caintal to be invested.
The Mansion-house, Offices, and Gardens will be Let for the
present season. The Ilouse is fully Furnished, in an eiegant
and substantial manner.

For farther information apply to Messrs. Wm. PAUL and L.
MAC K ERSY, Accountants, Edinburgh; l.ilcu DS6ti and
CoNNELL, Solicitors, Fiu•lyer-street, Westminster; Messrs.
and C. LUMSDEN, Advocates, Aberdeen; or Messrs. LAMONT
and NEWTON, W.S., Edinburgh, in whose hands are the title-
deeds. Mr. James Geddes at Woodinyre, by Fettercairn, the
resident factor, will show the Estate.