BUILDING – Property for sale notice

Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 10/03/1871

VALUABLE

FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENTS at REDCAR

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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION

At the “Swan Hotel,” in Redcar, on Saturday the

15th day of April, 1871, at three o’clock in the

Afternoon.
MR. HENRY WATSON, AUCTIONEER;
All that

MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE,

at Redcar, in the County of York, late the

residence of CHARLES CHRISTOPHER OXLEY, Esq,

with a garden behind the same, containing an

excellent greenhouse and fernery, and the out-

buildings adjoining thereto.

The Dwelling-house contains on the ground floor

Dining Room, Breakfast Room, Library, Butler’s

Pantry, Store Room,, Kitchen and Scullery, with

a Wash-house and Laundry attached. The first

floor contains a Drawing Room, Five Bedrooms,

Dressing Room, and Water Closet. The Attics are

roomy and excellent, and contain four Servants’

Bedrooms.

The Garden is upwards of 600 square yards in

extent and is situate on the South side of the

Dwelling-house, and contains an excellent Green-

house and Fernery.

The Outbuildings are at the back of the garden,

fronting into the Back Lane, and contain two stalls,

Stable, Coach House, Saddle Room, Cowl house, and

Piggeries.

The Dwelling-house has an interrupted view of the Sea,

and his close to the site of the proposed Pier, the

construction of which has been sanctioned by

Board of Trade.

The whole Property is of Freehold Tenure, and

is in that part of the town of Redcar which is situate in

Parish of Upleatham.

The Property can be Viewed on application to

Mr John space Harrison, Draper, Redcar; and any

further particulars may be obtained of him, or of

Mr THOMAS RAWLING, Guisborough are at the offices

of T. T. & W. C. TREVOR, solicitors Guisborough

Guisborough, 13th March, 1871.