The 1920 Belvoir Estate Sale
By 1920, the Duke of Rutland estate, like many other grand estates throughout the country, was facing a severe cash-flow crisis. The duke had rolled over debts incurred when Belvoir Castle was rebuilt following a devastating fire at the beginning of the 19th Century, and these debts, together with the sudden decline in agricultural income and higher taxation imposed after The Great War, meant that the 8th Duke, Henry John Brinsley Manners, had no option but to sell thousands of acres of his Leicestershire estates.
The sale took place between Wednesday March 3rd and Saturday March 6th at The Corn Exchange in Melton Mowbray, and comprised a total of 640 lots, several of which were purchased by private treaty prior to the auction. In total, 13,300 acres of land throughout the Vale of Belvoir were sold. The sale included Goadby Hall as well as all the cottages and houses and most of the surrounding farms of Goadby village.
Following the auction, a full report was printed in the Grantham Journal which listed the purchaser of each property and (where known) the amount paid. The Journal reported the amount raised from the sale as just over £448,950.
Grantham Journal Sale Report - Saturday March 6th 1920
Henry John Brinsley Manners, 8th Duke of Rutland
Transcription of sale report introduction
Some tenants were able to purchase the homes and land they were renting, giving many the opportunity to own property for the first time in their lives, however, this was not true in every case. The Grantham Journal published a letter from Mr James Mayfield, tenant of The Laurels on Main Street, in which he notes with obvious frustration that he was not offered the opportunity to purchase the property ahead of the sale.
Sir - In looking down the list of names of the tenants who have purchased their holdings by private treaty, I see my name is included. May I say this is not correct, as I have not had the option of purchasing my holding, either by private treaty or public auction. On making enquiry, I am told to my disappointment it has been sold by private treaty to the gentleman occupying the Hall Farm of 200 acres, yet in no way connected to mine.
Yours etc.
J. Mayfield Goadby Marwood
The Laurels and the associated farmland were sold by private treaty to Captain Robert Sheriffe together with Goadby Hall and Hall Farm.
The Belvoir estate is still owned by the Rutland family and the extensive grounds and castle, one of the finest examples of Regency architecture in the UK, are open to the public. The castle and surrounding parkland play host to a range of country pursuits and exciting events, and have featured in many well-known film and TV productions including the Da Vinci Code, Young Victoria and The Crown.
List of purchasers and prices paid for each lot - Goadby Marwood
List of purchasers and prices paid for each lot - Waltham, Wycomb & Chadwell, Eastwell, Eaton
The transcriptions of the sales particulars for the Goadby lots below are taken from the Escritt & Barrell auction catalogue. For identification purposes, we have added the names by which the properties are known today (2022) but only Goadby Hall, The Lodge (Green Lodge) and White Lodge were specifically named in the catalogue. The catalogue was accompanied by a series of colour-coded plans giving the location of each lot, and those that relate to Goadby are included below.
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Belvoir Estate Sale Plan no. 13 (Goadby Marwood only).
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Belvoir Estate Sale Plan no. 7.
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Gallery of plates from the sale catalogue
Goadby Hall, The Stable House, Red Barn and Hall Farm
LOT 229
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 13.)
A Very Valuable Residential and Sporting Property
situate in the centre of the Village, and known as
Goadby Hall
together with
A Compact HOME FARM, Excellent Set of FARM PREMISES, Good STABLING for a Stud of Hunters, and Most Delightfully Laid-out PLEASURE GARDENS, LAWNS, &C.
THE RESIDENCE, which stands in a well-timbered Park, is approached by a Carriage Drive, and is built of stone, with Slated Roof, and contains Entrance Hall, Middle Hall, from which the main mahogany Staircase ascends; Lounge, panelled Smoke Room, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Serving Room, and Billiard Room. There is a very nice Landing on the First Floor which gives access to the principal Bedrooms, comprising South Bedroom and Dressing Room, North Bedroom leading to Bath Room and W.C.; two more Bedrooms and Bath Room. In the West Wing there are four Servants’ Bedrooms and one Visitor’s Bedroom. The Second Floor comprises Visitor’s Bedroom, Butler’s and two Maidservants’ Rooms, Housemaid’s Bedroom, Governess’ Room, School Room, and W.C.
THE DOMESTIC ACCOMMODATION is ample and is most conveniently arranged, consisting of Servants’ Hall with silver safe, Butler’s Pantry with safe, Storage Room, Kitchen, Scullery, and very good cellars; Coal Place, Cleaning Room, Wood Store, Laundry, and Bicycle House.
There is central heating laid on to the Front Hall and principal Bedrooms.
On the Southern side of the House is a Circular Drive, with Lawns and Handsome Yew Hedge.
There is a Very Productive Walled-in Kitchen Garden, and Tennis Lawn.
There are Fish Ponds and Shrubberies in the Front of the House, with Picturesque Walks.
STABLING. - The Stables and Yards are most conveniently arranged; they are built of Stone, with Tiled and Leaded Roof, and comprise Range of two Loose Boxes, Washhouse, and Blacksmith’s Shop, three Stalls and five Menservants’ Rooms over. Hay Place with Loft over, two Walled-in Exercise Yards, Cleaning Room, Saddle Room, three Loose Boxes and Feed House; Range of four Loose Boxes and three Stalls with Loft over, Boiling House; Piggeries and Cow House, a large Manure Pit.
There is another range of Brick and Tiled BUILDINGS, forming Engine House and Accumulator House, Potting Shed, and Dog Kennels.
There is a Stone-built and Tiled garage for three Cars.
THE HOME FARM adjoins the Park, and comprises an area of
233a. 0r. 30p.
or thereabouts (it is all enclosed in a massive deer Park Wall), as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
98
117
116
66A
115
64
65
63
19
26
69
99
100
101
118
91
92
90
88
93
Pt.96
73
97
71
68
66
102
114
74
72
70
67
15
DESCRIPTION
Park
Arable
Arable and Pasture
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Arable
Do.
Do.
Foreman’s House and Buildings
Stables, Yards, &c.
The Mansion Grounds, &c.
Garden
Do.
Do.
Plantation
Do.
Do.
Decoy Plantation
Rockery Plantation
Blackburn Plantation
Bull Mere and Little Ingo Plantation
Osier Bed
Fish Pond
Do.
Do.
Do.
Plantation
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
20 2 16
14 2 32
14 0 14
3 24
5 1 20
16 0 11
15 2 27
5 3 20
3 3 26 (Mrs. A. BREWIN, tenant)
30 0 2
33 0 17
16 1 35
12 1 27
7 0 8
3 27
1 0 10
2 1 17
2 3
3 26
1 2 33
1 36
1 0 5
1 0 29
1 1 35
1 2 27
8 1 18
9 0 37
3 1
1 26
1 27
2 3 7
4 1 3
1 14
233 0 30
THE HOME FARM is Stone-built and Tiled. THE FORMAN’S HOUSE contains Living Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, three Bedrooms, Washhouse, and Coal Place.
THE BUILDINGS comprise a range of Brick-built and Tiled Fowl Place, Cow Place for three, Ditto for five, Cart-horse Stable for three with Loose Box, Chaff Place, Gear House; two Open Crews with four-bay Shelters, Loose Box, Calf Place, Cake House, and Poultry Houses; Barn with brick floor, Cow Hovel for ten, Mixing Place, Cow Place for eight; Stone and Tiled Implement Shed, Stone and Tiled Wagon Hovel with Drill House at end.
This Lot is let on Lease to Captain R. B. Sheriffe, which Lease expires April 6th, 1922.
Commuted Tithe £60 11s. 0d.
The Ironstone and Limestone under a portion of this Lot is let to the BESTWOOD and STAVELEY IRON COMPANIES under Lease.
The Stable House
Hall Farm
The Laurels
LOT 230
(Coloured Green on Plans Nos. 7 and 13.)
A Convenient Mixed Farm
situate in the Village of Goadby, together with the
Farm House, Buildings and Stackyard
the whole comprising an Area of
119a. 0r. 8p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
123
124
131
159
130
132
133
134
155
154
DESCRIPTION
Farm House, Buildings, &c.
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Arable
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Arable
Do.
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 1 3
2 0 1 (Mr. A. WAITE, tenant)
34 1 28
9 2 6
10 1 30
15 0 6
12 3 38
15 3 29
16 1 13
1 0 14
119 0 8
THE HOUSE is Stone-built and Slated, and contains two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Dairy, Cellar, and five Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Stone-built and Tiled, and comprise Coal House, Loose Box, Cow Place for four, Cow Hovel for four, Piggery; Barn with brick floor, Granary, Chaff House, Cart-horse Stable for three, Trap House, Boarded Covered Crew with three-bay Shelter; Crew with two-bay Shelter; Brick, Stone and Tiled three-bay Wagon Hovel, Drill House, and Fowl House.
Tenant – Mr. J MAYFIELD
Commuted Tithe, £30 16s. 4d.
The Manor and The Lodge (now derelict)
LOT 231
(Coloured purple on Plans Nos. 7 and 13.)
A Valuable Corn Growing and Grazing Farm
situate in the Parish of Goadby, together with
Excellent Farm Residence, Two Good Sets of Buildings, Foreman’s Cottage, etc.,
the whole comprising an Area of
208a. 2r. 24p
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
Pt.158
227
223
209
27
17
18
20
12
11
10
8
17A
Pt.16
160
9
Pt.226
DESCRIPTION
Farm Residence, Buildings, &c.
Paddock and Garden
Pasture
Do.
Pasture and Arable
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Arable
Do.
Do.
Do.
Pasture
Arable and Gardens
Pasture
Foreman’s House, Buildings, &c.
Pond
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
3 20
3 10
4 0 2
4 1 35
43 1 6
23 1 33
28 3 38
13 1 34
16 3 15
14 2 27
12 3 2
21 0 25
13 1 36
7 0 34
2 1 10
3 25
2
208 2 24
THE FARM RESIDENCE is partly Brick and partly Stone-built, with Slated and Tiled Roof, situate in the centre of the Village, with a nicely laid-out Garden and Lawns, and contains Entrance Hall, Dining Room, Drawing Room, Breakfast Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Dairy and Pantry; six Principal Bedrooms and Dressing Room, Bath Room and W. C.
THE OUTBUILDINGS are Brick, Stone and Tiled, and comprise Coal House, Wood House, Washhouse, Trap House, Saddle Room with Loft over; Nag Stable comprising two Loose Boxes and two Stalls, Good Barn with brick floor, Cow Place, Large Calf Place, Cow Place for four, Piggery, Poultry Houses.
THE FOREMAN’S HOUSE AND BUILDINGS are Brick-built and Tiled, and comprise two Living Rooms, Scullery, Dairy, Pantry, three Bedrooms, and Coal Place.
THE BUILDINGS comprise a two-bay cart Shed, two-bay Wagon Hovel, Barn with Chaff House, Cart-horse Stable for four with Loose Box; two Boarded and Covered Crews with Loose Box and six-bay Shelters, Cow Place for three, three Poultry Houses; a Range of Boarded and Galvanized Buildings forming Bullock Standings for ten, and Open Crew.
This Lot is sold subject to a Right of Way for all purposes for the Owners and occupiers of Lot 261, to and from the Road leading to the Farm House and Buildings in Ordnance No. 158.
This Lot is sold subject to a Right of Way for all purposes over Ordnance Nos. 223 for the Owners and Occupiers of Lot 260.
This Lot is sold subject to a Right of Way for all purposes over the Southern portion of Ordnance No. 27 for the Owners and
Occupiers of Lot 265.
This Lot is sold subject to a Right of Way for all purposes for the Owners and Occupiers of Lot 250A, to and from Eastwell Road.
This Lot is sold subject to a Right of Way for all purposes over Ordnance No. 27 for the Owners and Occupiers of Lot 235, to and from
the Main Road.
The Ironstone and Limestone under a portion of this Lot is let to BESTWOOD AND STAVELEY IRON COMPANIES under Lease.
Tenants – Messrs. W. CARTER and T. ROWBOTHAM
Commuted Tithe, £56 10s. 4d.
The Manor
Bellemere Farm
Bellemere Farm
LOT 232
(Coloured Brown Plan No. 13.)
A Useful Turnip and Barley Farm
Abutting upon the Eastwell and Scalford Road, in the Parish of Goadby Marwood, together with
House and Set of Farm Buildings,
the whole comprising an Area of
161a. 1r. 31p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
140
142
141
143
149
139
112
113
104
110
109
109A
61
62
103
25
111
Pt.55
Pt.22
DESCRIPTION
House, Buildings, &c.
Stackyard
Pasture
Do.
Arable
Do.
Pasture
Do.
Do. A. R. P.
Arable 9 1 39
Do. 18 0 38
Do. 9 0 8
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Pasture and Garden
Pasture
Garden
Do.
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
3 34
28
1 1 1
13 1 16
7 1 14
11 1 0
18 2 16
2 0 33
4 0 7
36 3 5
29 1 31
7 2 11
5 1 20
16 1 19
22
19
161 1 31
THE HOUSE is Brick-built and Slated, and contains two Living Rooms, Scullery, Pantry, Dairy, Cellar; seven Bedrooms and Box Room.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick and Stone-built, with Tiled Roof, Tool Place, Gig House, two-stall Stable, Calf Place, Fowl House, Cow House for ten; Calf Place, Cow House for six, small Crew, Cart-horse Stable for six, Cake House, Granary, Good Barn with Loft, Store Place, Open Crew with three-bay Shelter, Cow Place for two, four-bay Implement Shed, Tool Place, Good Stackyard; and Garden.
The Ironstone and Limestone under Field No. 25 of this Lot is let to the BESTWOOD AND STAVELEY IRON COMPANIES under Lease.
Tenant – Mr. W. WOOD
Commuted Tithe, £41 11s. 6d.
Green Lodge
LOT 233
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 13.)
A Compact Farm
intersected by the Eaton Road, known as
The Lodge Farm
together with
House, Farm Premises, etc.,
the whole comprising a total Area of
169a. 3r. 38p.
or thereabouts as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
196
195
199
194
193
191
190
176
177
179
167
180
181
Pt.165
Pt.166
167
170
171
173
169
DESCRIPTION
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Arable
Pasture
Pond
Arable
Farm House, &c.
Arable
Do.
Do.
Pasture
Arable
Do.
Brookside
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
20 2 13
34 3 33
10 1 10
5 1 19
14 3 11
8 3 35
9 1 24
2 1 36
10 1 32
7 2 30
18
6 1 5
1 0 29
5 1 19
6 0 27
1 2 30
9 1 25
9 0 8
5 1 1
1 33
169 3 38
TENANT
Mr. T. ROWBOTHAM
Do.
Mr. H. MORRIS
Mr. T. ROWBOTHAM
Do.
Do.
Mr. R. MACKLEY
Do.
Mr. T. ROWBOTHAM
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
THE HOUSE is Stone-built and Tiled, and contains two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Dairy, Pantry, Cellar, and seven Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick-built and Tiled, and comprise Gig House, Coal Place, Nag Stable, Store Place, Poultry House, Calf Place, Piggery; Crew with five-bay Shelter, Loose Box, Cow shed for six, Barn with Granary over, Cart-horse Stable for five, Chaff Place, Loose Box; partly Covered Crew with Shelters, and four-bay Wagon Hovel.
The Ironstone and Limestone under a portion of this Lot is let to the BESTWOOD AND STAVELEY and the STAVELEY OAKES AND BESTWOOD IRON COMPANIES under Lease.
Commuted Tithe, £46 5s. 9d.
Green Lodge
White Lodge
White Lodge
LOT 234
(Coloured Yellow on Plan No. 13.)
A Desirable Mixed Farm
situate adjoining the Eastwell Road, known as the
White Lodge
together with the
Farm House, Set of Farm Buildings, Stackyard, etc.,
The whole comprising a total Area of
121a. 3r. 5p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
185
183
4
161
162
163
Pt.165
184
188
182
189
198
202
213
186
DESCRIPTION
House, Buildings, &c.
Pasture
Arable
Do.
Do.
Do.
Arable and Plantation
Pasture
Do.
Garden, &c.
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Arable
Old Stone Pit
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 1 11
6 0 8
19 1 3
8 1 8
9 2 21
5 3 19
2 2 8
8
9 1 13
24
6 0 35
8 1 35
28 0 4
6 3 34
1 0 11
121 3 5
TENANT
Mr. HENRY MORRIS
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Mr. T. ROWBOTHAM
Do.
Mr. HENRY MORRIS
Do.
Do.
In Hand
THE FARM RESIDENCE is partly Brick and partly Stone-built, with a Tiled Roof, and contains two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Dairy and Washhouse, two Cheese Rooms, Pantry and Packing Room, four Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick and Stone-built, and comprise Barn, Cow Place for twelve, another for twelve, three Loose Boxes, cart-horse Stable for six, Chaff House, Cow Hovel for nine; a Covered Boarded Crew with tree-bay Shelter and Loose Box, Calf Place for twelve, three Piggeries, Loose Box, four-bay Wagon Hovel; Trap House with Granary over, and Fowl House.
The Ironstone and Limestone under a portion of this Lot is let to the BESTWOOD AND STAVELEY IRON COMPANIES under Lease.
Commuted Tithe, £31 19s. 8d.
Manor Farm
LOT 235
(Coloured Sepia on Plans Nos. 7 and 13.)
A Valuable Small Holding
situate in the centre of the Village of GOADBY MARWOOD, together with
House, Buildings and Garden
the whole comprising a total Area of
24a. 0r. 33p
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
76
78
75
156
207
208
206
DESCRIPTION
Farm House and Garden
Buildings and Garden
Pasture
Do.
Do.
Orchard
Garden
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 34
6
2 1 3
12 0 28
3 1 38
5 2 22
22 (Mr. T ROWBOTHAM, tenant)
24 0 23
Tenant – Mrs. MARY BENTLEY
THE HOUSE is Brick-built and Tiled, and comprises Entrance Hall, Living Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, and four Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS adjoin the HOUSE, and are Brick and Tiled, and comprise Washhouse, Piggery, Loose Box, Cow Place for six, and Calf Place; Loose Box, Chaff House, and Cart-horse Stable.
This Lot is sold with the benefit of a Right of Way for all purposes over Ordnance No. 27 of Lot 231, to and from the Main Road.
Commuted Tithe, £6 7s. 6d.
Manor Farm
Paddock House
Paddock House
LOT 236
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 7.)
A Valuable Cottage Holding
situate in the centre of the Village, together with
House, Buildings, Garden, etc.,
the whole comprising a total Area of
1a. 2r. 20p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
Pt.86
87
DESCRIPTION
House, Buildings, &c.
Paddock
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 0
1 1 20
1 2 20
THE HOUSE is Brick and Stone-built and Slated, and contains Living Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Dairy, three Bedrooms and Box Room.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick-built, with Partly Tiled and Partly Slated Roof, and comprise Cow House for three, Piggery, Coal Place, &c.
This Lot is sold subject to a Right of Way for all purposes to the existing Settling Tank on the Northern boundary.
Tenant – Mr. T. S. FOISTER
Commuted Tithe, 8s. 10d
Long Acre
LOT 237
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 13.)
A Desirable Cottage Holding
situate immediately East of Lot 259, together with
Dwelling House, Outbuildings and Paddock,
Containing and Area of
3r. 23p
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
Pt.224
222
DESCRIPTION
House, garden, &c.
Paddock
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 5
2 18
0 3 23
THE HOUSE is Brick-built and Tiled, and contains Living Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Dairy, Washhouse and Coal Place, with four Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick-built and Tiled, and comprise Cow Place for three, Cart-horse Stable for two.
Tenant – Mr. GEORGE LOCK
Commuted Tithe, 4s. 10d
Sundial House
LOT 238
(Coloured Green on Plan No. 7.)
A Brick and Stone-built Post Office
with Tiled Roof, situate immediately West of Lots 261 and 239, together with
Outbuildings, Gardens and Orchard,
the whole comprising and Area of
1a. 0r. 38p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
83
84
DESCRIPTION
House, Garden, &c.
Paddock
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 8
3 30
1 0 38
Tenants – Messrs. J BRUTNELL and H.F. GHENT
THE HOUSE contains Living Room, Kitchen and Post Office Room, Pantry, three Bedrooms and Box Room.
THE OUTBUILDINGS are Brick and Stone-built, with Tiled Roof, and comprise Washhouse, Workshop, Cow Place for four, Pigsty, Implement Shed, Poultry House and Coal Place.
Commuted Tithe, 7s. 6d.
Sundial House
The Brooms
The Brooms
LOT 239
(Coloured Brown on Plan No. 7.)
A Useful House and Buildings
Situate immediately East of Lot 236, together with PADDOCK, &c. the whole comprising an Area of
3a. 0r. 0p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
Pt.86
82
DESCRIPTION
House, Garden, Buildings
Paddock
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 15
2 2 25
3 0 0
Tenant – Mr. A. E. LOWE
THE HOUSE is Stone-built, with a Slated Roof, and contains two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, and three Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick and Stone with Tiled and Slated Roof, and comprise Hovel, Piggery, Coal House, Cow Place for four, Cart-horse Stable, and four-bay Implement Shed.
Commuted Tithe, 15s. 3d.
The Hollies
LOT 240
(Coloured Blue on Plan No. 7.)
A Valuable Cottage Holding
Situate immediately South of Lot 235, together with
Dwelling House, Buildings, etc.,
The whole comprising an Area of
1a. 0r. 13p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
Pt.78
81
Pt.80
DESCRIPTION
House and Gardens
Paddock
Garden
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 6
2 10
37
1 0 13
TENANT
Mrs. ANNE BREWIN
Do.
Mr. J. T. BRUTNELL
THE HOUSE is Brick-built and Tiled, and contains Living Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, and four Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are partly Brick and partly Stone, with a Tiled Roof, and comprise Washhouse, Cow Place for four, Calf Place, Hay Place, Piggery, Tool House and Coal House.
Commuted Tithe, 13s. 3d
First Farm
LOT 241
(Coloured Pink on Plans Nos. 7 and 13.)
A Desirable Small Holding
with
Good House, Set of Farm Premises and Gardens,
situate immediately North of Lot 230 and containing an Area of
10a. 1r. 24p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
Pt.127
129
229
DESCRIPTION
House, &c.
Pasture
Do.
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
32
5 1 30
4 4 2
10 1 24
THE HOUSE contains two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Dairy and four Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick-built and Tiled and comprise Tool House, Coal Place, Pigsty with Hen Roost, Cart-horse Stable; Cow Place for four, Loose Box, Wagon Hovel, Trap House, Open Crew; Stackyard and Garden.
Tenant – Mr. J. MACKLEY
Commuted Tithe, £2 16s. 1d.
Beech House
LOT 242
(Coloured Brown on Plan No. 7.)
A Very Desirable Cottage Holding
situate immediately East of Lots 230 and 267, together with
Buildings and Paddock
containing an Area of
1a. 0r. 16p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
125
126
128
127
DESCRIPTION
House, &c.
Paddock
Do.
Garden and Buildings
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
5
1 32
1 35
24
1 0 16
THE HOUSE is Brick and Stone-built, with Tiled Roof, and contains two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Pantry, four Bedrooms and Coal Place.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick-built and Tiled, and comprise Trap House, Cow Place for two, Calf Place, Piggery, and Poultry House.
This Lot is sold subject to the Right of the Owners and Occupiers of Lot 266 to obtain Drinking Water from the Water Supply on this Lot.
Tenant – Mr. Walter Brutnell
Commuted Tithe, 4s. 7d.
LOT 243
(Coloured Brown on Plan No. 13.)
A Field of Valuable Building Land
situate in the centre of the Village of Goadby, being part No 221 on the Ordnance Survey, and containing a total Area of
2a. 2r. 18p.
or thereabouts.
Tenant – Mr. GEORGE LOCK
Commuted Tithe, 17s. 10d
LOT 244
WITHDRAWN
LOT 245
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 13.)
A Field of Accommodation Pasture Land
Abutting upon the Eastwell Road, being Nos. 197 and 205 on the Ordnance Survey and containing an Area of
17a. 0r. 3p.
Or thereabouts.
Tenant – Mr. W CARTER
Commuted Tithe, £5 2s. 8d.
LOT 246
(Coloured Purple on Plan No. 13.)
A Close of Valuable Pasture Land
Situate immediately East of Lot 235, abutting upon the Eastwell Road, being Nos. 204 and 211 on the Ordnance Survey, and having an Area of
27a. 1r. 16p
or thereabouts.
Tenant – Mr. W. CARTER
Commuted Tithe, £6 19s. 5d.
LOT 247
(Coloured Green on Plan No. 13.)
Two Fields of Accommodation Pasture Land
Abutting upon the Eastwell Road, and containing an Area of
4a. 1r. 25p.
or thereabouts as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
212
210
DESCRIPTION
Pasture
Do. TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
1 2 20
2 3 5
4 1 25
TENANT
Mr. W BRUTNELL
Do.
Mr. T. S. FOISTER
Commuted Tithe, £1 4s. 2d.
LOT 248
(Coloured Yellow on Plan No. 13.)
Two Fields of Pasture Land
situate immediately South-east of Lot 247, and containing an Area of
9a. 2r. 15p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
217
219
218
DESCRIPTION
Pasture
Do.
Spinney
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
5 0 24
3 2 19
3 12
9 2 15
TENANT
Messrs. J BRUTNELL
and H. F. GHENT
Mr. T. S. FOISTER
In Hand
Commuted Tithe, £2 11s. 0d.
LOT 249
(Coloured Brown on Plan No. 13.)
Three Fields of Desirable Pasture Land
abutting upon the Eastwell Road, and containing an Area of
10a. 1r. 22p
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
214
215
216
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
2 29
4 1 8
5 1 25
10 1 22
Tenant – Mrs. A. BREWIN
Commuted Tithe, £2 17s. 7d.
LOT 250
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 13.)
Two Field of Accommodation Pasture Land
situate immediately South of Lots 248 and 249, containing a total Area of
5a. 2r. 13p.
or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
230
231
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
2 0 27
3 1 26
5 2 13
TENANT
Mr. E. A. LOWE
Mr. A. WAITE
Commuted Tithe, £1 8s. 11d
LOT 250a
(Coloured Yellow on Plan No. 13.)
A Piece of Allotment Land
situate immediately South and West of Lot 254, being part of No. 16 on the Ordnance Survey, and containing and Area of
1a. 3r. 22p
This Lot is sold with the benefit of a Right of Way for all purposes, as now enjoyed over Lot 231, to and from the Eastwell Road.
The Ironstone and Limestone under a portion of this Lots is let to the BESTWOOD AND STAVELEY IRON COMPANIES, under Lease.
LOT 251
(Coloured Purple on Plan No. 13.)
Two Closes of Desirable Pasture Land
situate on the South of the Goadby Road, and abutting upon Goadby Gorse, and having a total Area of
27a. 2r. 21p.
or thereabouts as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
234
232
233
235
DESCRIPTION
Cottage Pieces
Roadside Plantation
Round Plantation
Pasture
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
22 3 2
2 8
30
4 0 31
27 2 21
TENANT
COTTAGERS
In Hand
Do.
Mr. GEORGE LOCK
Commuted Tithe, £7 3s. 3d.
LOT 252
(Coloured Blue on Plan No 13.)
A Field of Pasture Land
abutting upon the Main Road to Eaton, being No. 192 on the Ordnance Survey, and containing an Area of
6a. 0r. 17p.
Or thereabouts.
Tenant – Mr. T. ROWBOTHAM
Commuted Tithe, £1 14s. 7d.
LOT 253
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 13.)
Two Fields of Pasture Land
Situate on the North-west of the Parish boundary, being Nos. 36 and 37 on the Ordnance Survey, and containing an Area of
23a. 2r. 17p.
or thereabouts.
Tenant – Mr. J. W. KIRK
LOT 254
(Coloured Green on Plan No. 13.)
A Block of Accommodation Arable Land
situate on the south of the Eastwell Road and containing an area of
44a. 2r. 11p
Or thereabouts, as follows :-
SCHEDULE
ORDNANCE NO.
1
1A
1B
2
6
7A
5
27A
6A
7
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL A
AREA
A. R. P.
4 1 2
2 2 33
1
6 8 8
9 2 21
3 10
8 2 5
2 0 37
1 8
9 1 36
44 2 11
The Ironstone and Limestone under this Lot is let to the BESTWOOD AND STAVELEY IRON COMPANIES under Lease.
Tenant – Mr. T ROWBOTHAM
Commuted Tithe, £12 8s. 6d.
Hillfoot Cottages
LOT 255
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 7.)
A Pair of Newly Built Brick and Tiled Cottages
being part No. 221 on the Ordnance Survey
EACH COTTAGE contains Entrance Hall, Living Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, and three Bedrooms.
There are a Set of Brick and Tiled OUTBUILDINGS, forming Coal House, &c., to each House, and a Large Garden.
Tenants – Capt. R. B SHERIFFE and Mr. H. J. HASTINGS
Commuted Tithe, 1s.
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The Ferns and The Cottage
The Oaks
LOT 256
(Coloured Green on Plan No. 7.)
A Newly Built Stone and Tiled Cottage
situate immediately West of Lot 255, containing Living Room, Kitchen, Pantry, Cupboard under the Stairs, and three Bedrooms.
Range of Brick and Tiled BUILDINGS comprising Coal Place, Piggery, &c., and a Large Garden.
Tenant – Mr. G GLOVER
Commuted Tithe, 8d.
The Ferns
LOT 257
(Coloured Blue on Plan No. 7.)
A Brick and Stone Built Cottage
with Tiled Roof immediately West of Lot 256, and containing Entrance Porch, Living Room, Kitchen, Pantry, and three Bedrooms.
THE OUTBUILDINGS are Brick-built and Tiled, and comprise Washhouse, Coal Place, Piggery, and Workshop; with a Large Garden.
Tenant – Mrs. E. BREWIN
Commuted Tithe, 6d.
The Cottage
LOT 258
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 7.)
A Brick and Stone Built Cottage
with Tiled Roof, situate on the West of Lot 257, and containing Entrance Porch, Living Room, Kitchen, Pantry, three Bedrooms; together with Brick and Tiled OUTBUILDINGS, forming Coal House, Piggery; and Good Garden.
Tenant – THE SCHOOL MANAGERS
Commuted Tithe, 6d.
Oswestry and Horseshoe Cottage
LOT 259
(Coloured Yellow on Plan No.7.)
A Pair of Brick and Stone Built Cottages
with Slated Roofs, situate immediately West of Lot 237.
EACH COTTAGE contains Living Room, Pantry, and three Bedrooms.
THE OUTBUILDINGS are Brick-built and Slated, and comprise Coal House, Tool Place and Piggeries to each House.
Tenants – Messrs. E. H. HUDDLESTONE and W. CARTER
Commuted Tithe, 1s. 6d.
Oswestry
Horseshoe Cottage
Field Cottage
LOT 260
(Coloured Green on Plan No. 7.)
A pair of Brick and Stone Built Cottages
with a Tiled Roof (being part No. 226 on the Ordnance Survey).
EACH COTTAGE contains Living Room, Kitchen, Pantry, Washhouse, Coal House, and two Bedrooms.
There are Brick-built and Slated Piggeries to each House, with Good Gardens.
This Lot is sold with the benefit of a Right of Way for all purposes over Ordnance No. 223 of Lot 231, to and from the existing Lane.
Tenants – Capt. R. B. SHERIFFE or his Under-Tenants.
Commuted Tithe, 3d
Field Cottage
Manor Cottages
Manor Cottages
LOT 261
(Coloured Blue on Plan No. 7.)
Two Brick and Stone Built Cottages
with Tiled Roofs, situate immediately East of Lot 238.
EACH COTTAGE contains Living Room, Kitchen, Pantry, and three Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick and Stone-built, with Tiled Roofs, and comprise Washhouse, Cow Place for four and Calf Place, Hay Place, Piggery, and Coal Place.
Tenants – Messrs. C BREWIN and A. WARD
This Lot is sold with the benefit of a Right of Way for all purposes to and from the Drive on the East of Ordnance No. 158, Lot 231.
Commuted Tithe – 3d.
Inglebrook
LOT 263
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 7.)
A Stone Built Cottage
with Slated and Tiled Roof, situate on the North of Lot 239, and containing two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Pantry, Dairy, and three Bedrooms.
THE OUTBUILDINGS ARE Stone and Tiled, and comprise Coal Place and Pigsty.
Tenant – Mr. T. ROWBOTHAM.
2 Norman Cottages
LOT 264
(Coloured Green on Plan No. 7.)
A Stone and Brick Built and Tiled Cottage
situate immediately South of Lot 265 and containing two Living Rooms, Kitchen,
Pantry, two Bedrooms; together with Washhouse and Coal Place, Good Garden and Shrubbery (bring part Nos. 79 and 80 on the Ordnance Survey), the whole containing and Area of
3r. 23p.
or thereabouts.
Tenant – Mr. R. CHAMBERLAIN and In Hand
1 Norman Cottages
LOT 265
(Coloured Pink on Plan no. 7.)
The Stone and Brick Built Cottage
With a Tiled Roof, situate immediately North of Lot 264, being part No. 79 on the Ordnance Survey; and containing two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Pantry, two Bedrooms; together with the Washhouse, Coal Place, and Large Garden.
This Lot is sold with the benefit of a Right of Way for all purposes on the North over Ordnance No. 27 of Lot 231.
Tenant – Mr. J. FRISBY
The Old Post Office
LOT 266
(Coloured Green on Plan No. 7.)
A Brick and Stone Built Cottage
with a Tiled Roof, situate on the West of Lot 241, and being part No. 127 on the Ordnance Survey, containing two Living Rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, and three Bedrooms; together with the Washhouse, Coal Place and Piggery.
This Lot is sold with a benefit of Right of Way to obtain Drinking Water from the Owner and Occupiers of Lot 242.
Tenant – Mr. F. PEARSON
Ivy House Farm
LOT 267
(Coloured Pink on Plan No. 7.)
A Stone Built and Tiled Cottage
Situate on the East of Lot 230, and containing two Living Rooms, Kitchen, dairy, Scullery, and five Bedrooms.
THE BUILDINGS are Brick and Tiled, and comprise Piggery, Coal Place, Washhouse, Cow Place for two, and Workshop; together with Good Garden.
Tenant – Mr. ARTHUR WAITE
Commuted Tithe, 2s. 2d
Norman Cottages
Ivy House Farm
LOT 268
WITHDRAWN
LOT 269
WITHDRAWN