GRAND HOTEL, BRISTOL, THURSDAY, APRIL 28th 1921, at 3 o'clock.
SOMERSET SALE OF AGRICULTURAL AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES
KNOWN AS CHURCH FARM, CLUTTON,
Solicitor— W. H. DAVY, Esq., Temple Cloud, Bristol.
Auctioneers—TILLEY, CULVERWELL & PARROTT, 14 Market Place, Chippenham, and 10 Walcot St., Bath.
Vacant Possession on Completion.
LOT 1
The Excellent Dairy Holding
Situate in the Parish of Clutton, 9 miles from Bristol by road, 30 minutes by rail, and 5 minutes from Clutton G.W.R. Station, and known as Church Farm,
There is an excellent hard and soft water supply from wells and Council’s main.
The Residential Farmhouse, built of stone and tiled, with cement face and stone mullioned windows, is approached from the main road by an avenue of fine trees, and also from the station road, and faces South, looking out upon The Tennis Lawn with Thatched Summer House, and is well planned, and contains hall, drawing room, dining room, china pantry, kitchen with range, store room, cellar, back kitchen with boiler and Henderson’s steam apparatus for cheese making and hot water supply, indoor and outside sanitation, seven bedrooms, bath room (hot and cold) with airing cupboard, large attic, dairy and whey room, heated cheese room, carpenter’s shop with bench and large carriage or garage under, large wood and coal house, tool house fitted with boiler and steam pipe, walled in kitchen garden planted with seeds, and well stocked with fruit trees.
The Extensive, Well-arranged Outbuildings, built of stone and tiled, include 2 loose boxes with water laid on, loose box, 6-division piggery with whey tank and pump, mixing tank with water laid on and large boiler; cart horse stable for five with loose box, two good waggon houses, cart shed, large barn withloft used as chaff house, engine house, two pigsties, Tie-up accommodation for over 60 cows with forebay, and tramways for bait and manure, Cattle Sheds, Hay Houses, etc.,
WHICH TOGETHER WITH THE Excellent Healthy Meadow & Pasture Land contains a total area of 84a. 3r. 14p. and is particularly well adapted for dairying and pedigree stock raising.
Ordnance Survey. Description. State. Area.
pt 285 Great Meadow Water Meadow 20.931
255 House & Buildings … 1.675
254 Orchard Pasture 1.337
223 Mogg’s Orchard ditto 5.150
224 Great Gaston ditto 10.550
252 The Park ditto 12.119
253 Withy Bed … .294
267 Rudges Field Pasture 11.694
268 Hither Ham ditto 3.481
269 Middle Ham ditto 14.550
270 Bottom Close ditto 3.056
84.837
A piece of land not fenced off, containing 1r. 3p. and situate on the South side of Clutton Churchyard, and at present included in Ordnance No. 285, does not belong to the
Vendor and is not included in the acreage of No. 285 given in the preceding Schedule, and is accordingly excluded from the sale.
Part of 252 is fenced off and contains about 100 young Perry and Cider fruit trees, supplied by the National Fruit and Cider Institute for the purpose of an experimental
orchard. There are good cherry and damson trees in the other orchards.
This Lot is sold subject to the payment to the Trustees of Ann Harris’ Clutton Charity of a perpetual charge of £5 per annum and to the rights and remedies existing for
recovering or enforcing payment thereof.
The pieces of Land Nos. 224 and 252 are sold subject to the accustomed user and enjoyment by the owners or occupiers of the adjoining hereditaments of the drainage
conveniences discharging therein.
Timber, £104.
Tithe, £16 0s. 9d.
Land Tax, Redeemed.
Vacant Possession on Completion.
LOT 2
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE ENCLOSURE OF Well-watered Pasture Land, KNOWN AS “HARTSMEAD,”
Situate in the Parish of Clutton, opposite Lot 1, and being No. 263 on the Ordnance Survey Map, and approached from Venus Lane,
CONTAINING
2a. 2r. 0p.
Tithe, 13/6.
Timber, £5.
Land tax redeemed.
This Lot is sold subject to the accustomed user and enjoyment by the Owners or Occupiers of the adjoining hereditaments of the drainage conveniences discharging therein.
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29 April 1921 - Western Gazette, Somerset
CHURCH FARM, CLUTTON,
Adjoining Clutton G.W.R. Station, Equi-distant from Bath and Bristol, Three Miles from Farrington Gurney.
HIGHLY-IMPORTANT SALE of
62 MILK-RECORDED DAIRY CATTLE and YOUNG STOCK, viz.:—
46 RECORDED COWS and HEIFERS;
12 SMART YEARLING HEIFERS;
2-YEARS-OLD PEDIGREE SHORTHORN BULL;
2 VERY CHOICE YEARLING BULLS;
WEANLING BULL CALF;
The Teams of
12 CART MARES and GELDINGS and COLTS;
The Herds of about
120 REGISTERED WESSEX SADDLE BACK and GLOS. OLD SPOT PIGS, and a number of NON-PEDIGREE PIGS.
Also an Excellent Assortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY,
FORDSON (1920) TRACTOR;
5 H.P. CROSSLEY GAS ENGINE and BARN TACKLE;
CIDER MILL and PRESS;
ELEVATOR and GEAR WORK;
DAIRY UTENSILS; HARNESS;
POULTRY and APPLIANCES,
which
TILLEY, CULVERWELL, & PARROTT have been favoured with instructions from Mr. H. H. GIBBONS (who has taken a large Farm in Herts with all the Stock thereon), to arrange and SELL by AUCTION, upon the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th, 1921, commencing at Eleven o'clock sharp.
Catalogues may be obtained of the AUCTIONEERS.
Auction and Valuing Offices, 14, Market Place, Chippenham; and 10, Walcot Street, Bath. [65748]
By Order of the Trustees of the Oliver Estate.