The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-05-31

TRUSTEES SALE

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LARGE AND VALUABLE COUNTRY PROP
ERTY,
G.Es "MULTAVIDE0 PARK" ID
;;..E WELL KNOWN AS THE C0UN- ssESSg e
TRY SEAT OF THE LATE II
EX-GOVERNOR A. W. BRADFORD, SITUA-
TED ON CHARLES STREET AND LAKE
AVENUES. IMMEDIATELY BE-
TWEEN HOMELAND AND
WOODBROOK STATIONS, ON THE MARY
LAND CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR
LESS, DIVIDED INTO BUILDING
SITES, RANGING IN SIZE FROM ABOUT
TWO TO TWELVE ACRES EACH.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustee, will
SELL by public auction, on the PREMISES, on +
Monday, Jne 90, 1854,
at 1870 o'clock p NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
A. THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
about four miles from Baltimore, on Charles
street avenue, at the intersection of Lake avenue,
containing one hundred and twenty five acres of
land, more or less. The Maryland Central Rail-
road runs through the entire length the property,
having two stations, one at either extremity OF
the property-IIomeland Station at Lake avenue
This property is handsomely and desrably
located on the very best and most accessible por-
ton of Charles street avenue, in neighborhood
not only fashionable, but constantly and rapidly
increasing in value, high and healthy, and its
entire surface most beautifully adapted for build
ing SITES 1t will be sold in lots as indicated above,
the smallest being fraction under two acres and
TSe lots have Desn carefa surReyeG and
ted, with the especial view of having fine build
ing site on each and every one, with plenty of
land to make snug and complete country home
or residence, and every lot having good front
on broad avenues and laid off so as to give each
lot to the centre of the which it binds,
with the use thereof in common. About thirty
acres are in cleared woodland, with Il hold
and copious stream of spring water running
through it, besides which there are numerous
other springs in different parts of the place, and
water can be reached with facility at any point.
There are also two Stone Quarries on thepremises
which have heen partly worked, and yield excel
lent stone for building purposes. Also included
in the above is a large three-story French roof
FRAME COTTAGE,
containing sixteen rooms which has been recently
newly painted inside and outside, and in through
repair, with spring water in the bathroom, sup
piled by hydraulic ram, and having wide front
on Charles-street avenue.
Charles. street avenue and Lake avenue both
ing the advantage of the Maryland Central Rail-
road, with two stations only fifteen minutes from
town by steam, makes this the best and most
valuable, as we'll as desirable, country property
for suburban residences within easy access of
Baltimore city, and it may safely be said that for
attractiveness, beauty of surroundings and neigh
borhood, no such lots have been in the market in
the vicinity of Baltimore.
The plat of the property can be obtained at
the offices of the Trustees and Auctioneers after
Wednesday, June 4th,
The title is in the fee-simple and indisputabIe.
TERMS OF SALE: One. third cash, and the
balance in six and twelve months; credit pay
ments to bear interest from date of sale, and to
be secured to the satisfaction of Trustee; or all
cash, as the purchaser or purchasers may elect.
N. B.-A special train will leave Maryland
Central Depot on day of sale at o'clock T. M,
and free tickets may be obtained by applying to
Trustee or Auctioneers.
T. KEEL BRADFORD, Trustee,
Office, cor. CORTLAND and Lexington streets.
MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND,
Nav. 31.-ts. Auctioneers.