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LOT 53
(Coloured Brown on Plan No. 1)
An Excellent Enclosure of Pasture Land
with stone-built and tiled Cottage and small Out-building
Situate on the corner of the main road from Stalbridge to Henstridge and Landshire Lane,
in the Parish of STALBRIDGE, Numbered Pt. 703 on Plan, and extending to about
11 a. 0 r. 4 p.
(11.023 Acres)
The COTTAGE contains a Living Room, Scullery, Wash-house, Two Bedrooms and a
good GARDEN.
The OUT-BUILDING consists of a stone and slated four-bay open Shed, suitable for tying
up cattle or as an Implement Shed.
Let with other property by Mr. John Brunt on an Annual Michaelmas Tenancy.
LANDLORD’S OUTGOINGS:-Commuted Tithe Rent, £2 11s. 9d., Value (1918) £2 16 6
Land Tax ... ... ... ... ... ... (as assessed).
Estimated Value of Timber, £28 14s. 2d.
LOT 53a
(Coloured Blue on Plan No. 1)
A CAPITAL STONE-BUILT AND TILED
COTTAGE WITH GARDEN
Situate on the North side of Landshire Lane, in the Parish of STALBRIDGE,
numbered 702 on the Plan, and extending to about
0 a. 0 r. 16 p.
(0.102 Acres)
containing a Living Room, Kitchen, Wash-house and Two Bedrooms; and Two Plots of
excellent GARDEN.
Held with other property by Mr. John Brunt on an Annual Michaelmas Tenancy.
LANDLORD’S OUTGOINGS:-Land Tax ... ... ... ... ... ... (as assessed).
Note.- Water is obtained from the roadside well opposite.
LOT 54
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 1)
A Valuable Accommodation Holding
with stone-built and tiled Shed,
extending to about
76 a. 2 r. 10 p.
(76.564 Acres)
Situate in DREW’S LANE, and adjoining the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway.
Held with other property by Mr. John Brunt on an Annual Michaelmas Tenancy.
SCHEDULE
QUANTITY
NO. ON PLAN DESCRIPTION
DECIMAL ACREAGE
PARISH OF STALBRIDGE.
633 Pasture 31.877
656 Do. 12.766
657 Do. 9.907
664 Do. 5.553
698 Do. 3.923
699 Do. 12.538
Total A.
76.564
LANDLORD’S OUTGOINGS:-Commuted Tithe Rent, £16 16s. 11d., Value (1918) £18 7 11
Land Tax ... ... ... ... ... ... (as assessed).
Estimated Value of Timber, £18 13s. 4d.
