Cambridge Independent Press 21 Sep 1850: Cuming Mortgagee property for sale

Trumpington.

TWO GENTEEL RESIDENCES, with capital walled-in Gardens and Paddocks, in the pleasant village of Trumpington, at the Cambridge Entrance, also EIGHT COTTAGES, Valuable ORCHARD, &c., adjoining the Mansion House Grounds, all FREEHOLD,

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

WENTWORTH & SON,

At the Coach and Horses Inn, Trumpington, on FRIDAY next, September 27, 1850, at Seven o’clock in the Evening, under a Mortgagee’s Power of Sale.

LOT 1. – A roomy Brick, Timber and Tiled DWELLING-HOUSE, very pleasantly situated at the Cambridge entrance to the Village, on the left-hand side, nearly opposite the Coach and Horses Inn; containing parlour, dining-room, a large room formerly used as a school-room; kitchen, wash-house, excellent cellarage, pantry, and seven bed-rooms; flower-garden in front, paved yard, with pump, brick-and-slate granary, tiled piggeries, barn, stable, small farm-yard, together with a large walled-in GARDEN, well stocked and clothed with choice fruit trees; and also TWO PADDOCKS adjoining; the whole FREEHOLD, and containing FOUR ACRES (more or less), and now let to Mr. C. Blackbourn.

Immediate Possession may be had of this Lot.

LOT 2. – Another very neat Brick-and-Slate small, genteel RESIDENCE, adjoining the last lot, containing two parlours, three bed-rooms, kitchen, cellar, larder, detached wash-house, in which is an oven, pump, etc., etc.; also stable and chaise-house, with loft over; a brick-and-tiled detached wood and coal-house, and outbuildings, and a very neat walled-in Garden, possessing a valuable building frontage next the high road; the whole now let to Mr. Sandcroft.

The above are very pleasantly situated next the high road, and are well supplied with water; the brick walls dividing the two lots are all to belong to lot 1.

LOT 3. – EIGHT COTTAGES, in Danglin End, adjoining the Mansion House Grounds, together with a very valuable and highly productive Orchard and Garden, containing One Acre (more of less), as now let to various tenants; producing an annual rent of about Fifty-three Pounds,

This lot presents an opportunity to any person wishing for a quiet and romantic spot to erect a good house in, a most delightful situation, and with good approach through the Mansion Grounds.

For further particulars enquire of Messrs. POOLE and GAMLEN, solicitors, 3, Gray’s Inn Square, London; Mr SAMUEL PEED, solicitor, Bene’t-street; or of WENTWORTH and SON, auctioneers, valuers, estate agents, and undertakers, opposite Trinity College, Cambridge.