Cambridge Independent Press 1 Mar 1845: House and land for sale

Trumpington.

MODERN BRICK & SLATE DWELLING-HOUSE

With Garden, Barn, Pasture and Arable LAND,

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

JOHN SWAN.

At the Coach and Horses Inn, Trumpington, on MONDAY, March 17, 1845, at Six o’clock in the evening, in one or two lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, subject to such conditions as will then be produced:

The following very compact ESTATE, comprising a Brick-and-Slate DWELLING-HOUSE, containing two keeping-rooms, shop, and four bed-rooms, kitchen and bake-office, with garden, having a frontage next the road of 60 feet, and adjoining the residence of the late Mr. Cuming, with a pump of excellent water and range of buildings at bottom of garden, used as stable, coal-house, and cart-shed, as now in the occupation of Mr. Bebee, baker.

Also, a Farm Yard, double Barn, Stable, and Close of Pasture and allotment of Arable LAND all adjoining, with the Timber and other Trees thereon, as now in the occupation of Mr. Crane, the whole Estate containing 7A. 2R. 23P. more or less.

Copyhold of the Manor of Arnolds in Trumpington.

Quit-rent 4s. 4d.; Land-tax 16s. 2d.

The above valuable property is very desirably situated at the entrance of the village nearest Cambridge, is facing the London-road, and is well worth the attention of any gentleman retiring from business, and is within half an hour’s walk of Cambridge.

For further particulars inquire of Mr. SAMUEL PEED, solicitor, St. Mary’s Passage; or of JOHN SWAN, Upholsterer, Cabinet-maker and Estate Agent, Sidney-street, Cambridge, where a plan of the Estate may be seen.