FREEHOLD ESTATE,
DESBOROUGH, Northamptonshire
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By LEVER & CARRINGTON,
On Monday the eighth Day of
May, 1820, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the George Inn, in
Desborough, in such Lots, and subject to such Conditions, as will be
then produced,
A Very desirable FREEHOLD
stone-built MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, with two large Yards, and Gardens,
coach House, dove House, and four-stall Stable, Barn, and other
convenient out Offices thereunto belonging, most eligibly situate in the
Centre of the Village of DESBOROUGH, and now partly occupied as a
Draper's Shop in full Trade, in the several Tenures of
Mr. Samuel Thompson
and Mr. Henry
Coleman.
A FREEHOLD CLOSE OF RICH
PASTURE LAND, nearly adjoining the Village of DESBOROUGH aforesaid,
containing by Estimation four Acres or thereabouts, called Haynes's
Close, in the Occupation of Mr. Robert Shaw.
A FREEHOLD CLOSE OF PASTURE
LAND, situate a short Distance from the Village of DESBOROUGH aforesaid,
containing by Estimation eleven Acres and an Half or thereabouts, called
Dobhall Close, in the old Inclosure.
A FREEHOLD CLOSE OF TILLAGE
LAND, nearly adjoining the last-described Lot, containing by Estimation
thirteen Acres or thereabouts, called Top Watery Close.
A FREEHOLD CLOSE OF PASTURE
LAND, with the Barn thereon, erected adjoining the last Lot including
the Lanes, containing together by Estimation, six Acres or thereabouts,
and called the Barn Close.
A FREEHOLD CLOSE, Part GRASS,
and Part TILLAGE LAND, adjoining the last-described Lot, containing by
Estimation ten Acres or thereabouts, called the Dobhall Close, in the
new Inclosure.
And a FREEHOLD CLOSE OF
PASTURE LAND, adjoining the last Lot, containing by Estimation six Acres
and an Half, or thereabouts, called Moore's Close.--All the
last-described Closes are in the Occupation of the said Henry Coleman.
N.B. The above Closes are all well fenced and watered.
For a View of the Estate, apply to Mr. HENRY COLEMAN, of Desborough,
and for further Particulars at the Office of THOMAS MARSHALL, in
Kettering, or at his (the UNDERSHERIFF'S) OFFICE in Northampton.
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 06 May 1820