Cambridge Independent Press 27 Dec 1851: former Cuming 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 Green Man Inn, Trumpington, on FRIDAY, January 2nd, 1852, at Seven o’clock in the Evening;

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 numerous cheerful sitting-rooms and bed-rooms, kitchen, wash-house, excellent cellarage, pantry, &c.; Flower Garden in front; paved yard, with pump, brick-and-slate granary, tiled piggeries, barn, stable, small farmyard, 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. Rawlings.

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.