The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-07-25 00:00:00

NORTH WALES, ON THE BANKS OF THE RIVER
CONWAX, CARNARVONSHIRE.

SALE OF THE MriCH ADMIRED MANSION AND
ESTATE OF "DENARTH," RICHLY WOODED, ON
A GENTLE SLOPE FROM THE RIVER CONWAY,
COMMANDING MOST CHARMING SCENERY, AND
COMPRISING 170 ACRES OF EINE FERTILE
LAND IN A RING FENCE, MI IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
MESSRS CHURTON e the pleasing duty to
state that they are favo ed withinstructions to OFFER
for PUBLIC COMPETITI ,at the Castle Hotel, in the Town
of Conway, on TUESDAY e Bth day of August next, 1848, at
Two o'clock in the Afto oon, first in one Lot, and failing a
sale to one purchas , then immediptely afterwards in seven
distinct and separate Lots, as deseribed on the plan, and
subject to such conditions as will then be produced, the much-
admired and fertile ESTATE of BENARTH which, from its
compactness, its proximity to a first-class Railway Station, and
its unusual advantages of situation in a highly romantic and
picturesque locality, cannot fail to command the attention of
Capitalists being an investment of the highest order, with great
residential attractions.

This noble Demesne includes a gentlemanly MANSION and
OFFICES, with its Walled Gardens. Conservatories, beautiful
Grounds and fine Lands, approached from the town of Conway,
a distance of one mile! by a meanddring carriage drive, the
banks of which are richly timbered.
The HOUSE, which is a well-arranged and commodious
Family Mansion, consists of lofty Drawing, Dining, and Morn-
ing Rooms, of good dimensions, Entrance Hall, Four capita
Bed-rooms, Two Nurseries and Children's-rooms, Five other
Bed-rooms, capital Kitchen, Housekepper's-room, Servant's
Hall, good Cellerage, and complete Domestic Offices of every
kind; Stabling for ten Horses, Coach-houses, with capital
Sleeping Apartments above, and all necessary Outhouses, with
Two exceedingly productive Walled Gardens and an Orchard,
and is surrounded by the Demesne, containing about 170 Acres
of Wood, Pasture, and Arable Land, including the requisite
Farm Buildings, Cottages, &c. It commands an extensive and
singularly picturesque view of the River Conway? with the
beautifully undulating range of the Denbighshire hills on the
one side, the towering mountains of Carnarvonshire appearing
in the tlistanca on the other.
An advertisement is far too limited to do justice to this de-
sirable Property, which must be seen to be duly appreciated.
It is well worth the attention of any gentleman of moderate
fortune. To the angler, it offers more than common tempta-
tions, as it is within a few hours drive of some of the finest
trout streams and lakes of North Wales.

Though situated in the midst of the most beautiful Welsh
scenery, Benarth enjoys an advantage not always to be obtained
in such cases ; the Chester and Holyhead Railway runs through
the town of Conway which is a first class and express station,
thus bringing it within a short journey to the important towns
of Liverpool and Manchester, and within six hours' journey of
London. and thereby securing easy access to all parts of
England, Irleand, and Scotland.-
In case a Purchaser cannot be found for the whole Estate. i
One Lot, then it will immediately afterwards be submitted in
the Seven separate Lots, as delineated on the Plans, the whcee
of which afford some of the most delightfully situate Building
Sites that it is possible t) imagine, accessible by the same
richly wooded carriage drive.
N.B.—Lithographic plans, with full particulars, may be had
at the Castle Hotel, Conway; from Messrs. ROBERTS and Sox,
Solicitors, Mold; Messrs. HUGHES and ROBERTS, Solicitors,
Bangor; Mr. ISAAC TAYLOR, Land Suryeyor, Manor House,
near Holywell ; or from the Auctioneers, in Liverpool or
Chester.