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Blisworth LOT 1
Grafton Villa Adjoining the bridge on the Northampton road. A stone and slated semi - detached small residence standing well back from the road in a pleasant garden and having a detached surgery and waiting room, stabling, coach house, kitchen garden and paddock, in all about an acre in extent. LOT 2
The adjoining and very similar small residence with pleasant garden, let to Mr. T.C. Sargeant at £26 per annum. LOT 3
Cliff Hill, Blisworth.
A set of farm premises consisting of a barn, wagon hovel, cow house, pigstyes, foddering yard, rick yard, kitchen garden and orchard above, and several enclosures of excellent pasture and arable land covering in all 34a. 0r. 10p. which, with its fine situation and long frontage to the Northampton Road, forms a valuable building site. The Paddock 207 is let to Mr. J.T. Lepper at £2, and the rest to Mr. J. Griffith at £70 5s 2d., both apportioned yearly rents.
LOT 4
The Hill Farm extending to 174a. 2r. 3p. with a very good Homestead standing on high ground above Blisworth village, adjoining the road to Gayton. The well built house occupies a nice situation, and contains six good bedrooms, large landing, w.c. 2 men's rooms, hall, dining, drawing and breakfast rooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry and cellar. The excellent set of farm buildings, are stone built and slated, and consist of cow-houses for 23, nag and cart horse stabling, granary, deep and long open sheds; root, chaff and cake houses, capital barn with four pairs of doors, rick, horse and foddering yards, large fowl house, etc. LOT 5
 A pleasantly situated Small Holding with good frontages to either side of the Gayton Road, adjoining Blisworth village, consisting of a stone and slated house of 7 rooms, kitchen, dairy and wash-house with large garden, well of good water, and large soft water tank. Also the adjoining piece of garden ground below, and the enclosure of accommodation pasture land adjoining, with the stone and slated building thereon, and another enclosure on the opposite side of the road, the whole covering an area of 6a. 3r. 11p.The House, garden and field 177, are let to
The Timber is to be taken at £50
LOT 6
The stone and tiled family residence known as Grafton House with range of premises, yards, wharfs, three cottages and 91a. 2r. 33p. of pasture and arable land adjoining Blisworth village on either side of the road to Towcester. The House occupies a sheltered position on the South-West side of the village, and contains eleven good rooms, besides bathroom (hot and cold), w.c., three attic bedrooms and the usual domestic offices, with a paved yard, capital garden and orchard. Adjoining are large yards with a long range of stone and tiled buildings, comprising nag and cart horse stabling with harness room and loft over, a good barn, two foddering yards and a slated open shed (now enclosed and made into boxes by the tenants). Another cart hose stable and covered way, a stone and tiled five roomed Cottage, boiling house, coach house, cart shed, cow house for 7, hen roost, 2 pigstyes and a large rickyard. Across the road adjoining the canal are three yards with long wharfs, a 5-bay slated open hovel, motor garage with sliding doors, three brick and slated warehouses (one with an extra granary floor put in by Tenant) and two more brick and slated Cottages, and piece of garden ground.
LOT 7
A singularly attractive residential property known as Blisworth House occupying a most pleasant situation on a high plateau just above Blisworth Church with nicely shaded delightful lawns, excellent kitchen garden and paddocks, covering in all 13a. 2r. 21p. practically the whole of which is splendidly screen from the village by a high stone wall. THE HOUSE, which is approached by Entrance gates and a carriage sweep, is a substantially-built three story building of stone with slated roof, and possess good views. It contains a spacious hall (35´x17½´) and porch, dining room (19½´x 19´) with bay, smoke room (16´x12´), drawing-room (20´x19´). Twelve good bedrooms, bathroom, two w.c's. THE DOMESTIC OFFICES include a servant's hall, kitchen with good range, hot plates, dresser, and two cupboards; scullery with force pump, soft-water pump and copper; well fitted butler's pantry with separate staircase to bedroom over; larders and dairy. Excellent stone and slated stabling, three boxes and four stalls, large coach house, store-room and granary. In the highly productive walled kitchen garden is a wooden potting shed, and across the first paddock is a capital stone and slated Cottage and garden, two loose boxes, two pigstyes, meal room and yard, and an open brick and slated hovel in the second paddock.
LOT 9
A valuable accommodation Holding of 61a. 2r. 14p. comprising several enclosures adjoining Blisworth village, possessing very promising Building Sites, and a rich bed of Ironstone, which is now being worked by the Exors. of the late Mr. Pickering Phipps.
Subject to the maintenance by the R.D.C. of the sewage tank and the pipes there-from for the benefit of the village on Parcel 168, and to the overflow there-from into and down the boundary ditch. LOT 10
An accommodation Close of arable land covering 10 a. 3r. 3p., known as the New Allotment Field.
This Lot is sold subject to the lease to the Exors. of P. Phipps to work and carry ironstone from this and Lot 9. LOT 11
Blisworth Stone Works Near the village, and adjoining the road to Stoke Bruerne. A stone and slated house of ten rooms (now let to two sub-tenants) with open yard, pump of excellent water, open shed and wash-house, farm yard with brick and slated barn and range of buildings (which require re-roofing), a stone and slated cart hovel, and shut-up place, kitchen garden and several enclosures of pasture and arable, covering 24a. 2r. 10p.
All are Lady Day Tenancies LOT 12
The convenient set of Farm Premises, surrounding four foddering yards with good shelter hovels, and include several cow houses, good calf house, cart horse stable, chaff house, capital barn with four pairs of doors, pigstyes, hen roosts, large rick yard, wagon hovels, implement store, granary, coach house, a bricked yard with nag stable, harness room, 4 chicken pens, milk cooling room and splendid well of water. The House has six bedrooms, hall, dining and drawing rooms, well fitted kitchen, larder and dairy, with outside wash-house, and man's room over, lawn in front, kitchen garden and summer house. The pair of stone and tiled five roomed Cottages, standing in the Home Field adjoining the road, and have good gardens. There is reserved for the owners and occupiers of Lot 14 and 15 respectively and all persons by them across Field No. 41 as marked on plan from E to F, for a width of 20 feet from the stools of the fence, rights of passage to and from the High Road at F with or without carts, wagons, lorries, motor, engines and other vehicles laden or unladen. Portion of this farm are believed to contain valuable beds of ironstone and limestone. LOT 13
Blisworth Hill Farm and Buttermilk Hall
The House and Homestead are brick built and slated, and stand about 100 yards away from the road, and one mile from the village. The House which is in very good decorative repair, has six bedrooms, two staircases, hall dining and drawing rooms, good domestic offices, a capital garden with tennis lawn, well planted orchard, open yard with stable, coach house and saddle room, boiling house and chicken pens. The farm premises comprise two nearly covered yards, cow houses, root house, loose box, open sheds, open and enclosed wagon and implement sheds, cart horse stable. Men's room, fowl houses, etc. Adjoining the road are three Cottage (two brick and tiles and one stone and thatched), and at a distance another very useful set of premises, and good Cottage, with large garden. The Timber is to be taken to at £430 There is reserved for the benefit of Lot 15: LOT 14
A part of the valuable oak woodland known as The Plain Woods which with the grass field adjoining covers an area of 62a. 2r. 8p. all in the parish of Stoke BruerneThe Woodlands have always been kept in hand, but the Pasture Field is let to Mr. S. Martin on a yearly Lady Day tenancy at the apportioned rent of £6. LOT 15
Another portion of The Plain Woods known as Old Covert containing an area of 20a. 0r. 4p. in the parish of Blisworth, with a carting way across field 25 on Lot 13 to and from the road from Blisworth to Stoke Bruerne, reaching it at a point less than ¾ of a mile from the Stoke Bruerne Goods Station. LOT 16
Blisworth Lodge Farm covering 237a. 2r. 16p. with stone and slated House and Homestead and 2 Cottages, near the village, on the road to Courteenhall, and an off-lying barn, foddering yard and premises, let to Mr. A. Howe at the apportioned rent of £237 11s 4d. the L & N.W. Railway Company pay 5/- a year for right of cartway to their cottages. The House, which is compact and well built, has six bedrooms, dining and drawing rooms, well fitted kitchen, larder, dairy and dry cellar. The garden in front is well planted with fruit trees and in the yards at the rear is a wash house or cooling room, coal house, fowl house, store room, granary, coach house and stable. The farm premises comprise three good yards with shelter hovels, several cow houses, calf pen, loose box, cart horse stable, large barn with four pairs of doors, pigstyes, rickyard with Dutch barn and deep wagon hovel. The off-lying building include a stone and slated barn with a walled foddering yard, open hovel and large store room. At a short distance from the Homestead are two capital two stone and tiled five roomed Cottages. LOT 17
A belt of larch and spruce fir of about 15 years growth, suitable for pit props, rustic work and fencing. This covers an area of about two acres close to Blisworth village, adjoining the road to Roade, and has been kept in hand. LOT 18
A particularly attractive Holding of 133a. 1r. 7p. adjoining both sides of the railway and also the roads near Milton village and Blisworth Arm, where there is a brick and slated Cottage and a very useful range of Farm Premises including cart-horse stable, wagon hovel, loft, root house, 3 open sheds, good barn, long cow house, and large foddering yard.
Outgoings :- Land Tax, £4 14s 0d apportioned LOT 19
A fully-licensed property known as "The Navigation Inn", adjoining the Canal Bridge at Blisworth Arm, with three gardens (one garden adjoining and two over the bridge), open yards, large coal cellar, pigstye, stable for 4 with loft over, and another stable for 2 and cart shed across the road. The House, which is brick built and slated, contains porch, tap-room, small bar, kitchen, scullery, parlour, 5 bedrooms and box-room, and is let to Mr. A.E. Abram at the apportioned rent of £18. LOT 20
Brickyard and pasture field in Blisworth parish, covering an area of 8a. 3r. 4p., bound one side by the Grand Junction Canal and on the other by the road to Milton and Rothersthorpe.It contains a deep bed of excellent Blue Clay, and is let to Mr. W. Asplin on a yearly Michaelmas tenancy on a royalty of 1/- on every 1,000 bricks or tiles , with a minimum of £22, apportioned. All the buildings and chimney shaft belong to the tenant, but the landlord has the right to take them by Valuation. LOT 21
A strip of land adjoining the last lot and with frontages to the road and canal, and used as a loading wharf. Lot 22 (Coloured GREEN on Plan No.2. ) LOT 23
Four accommodation Closes of pasture land covering 40a. 2r. 38p. adjoining the East side of the Northampton Road next to the railway bridge, and let to Mr. A. Howe at the apportioned rent of £70. LOT 24
An accommodation Close of pasture adjoining the West side of the Northampton Road next to the railway Bridge. It contains just over 2 acres, and is let to Mr. J.T. Lepper at the apportioned rent of £4. LOT 25
Three Closes of accommodation pasture covering 18a. 3r. 6p, adjoining the last Lot and the Northampton Road, and watered by ponds and a stream. Tenants, Messrs. Westley Bros. & Clark. LOT 26
2a. 3r. 3p. Accommodation pasture adjoining the last lot on the Northampton Road, and watered by a pond. LOT 27
11a. 1r. 17p. Accommodation pasture adjoining the last Lot on the Northampton Road, and watered by a stream and pond. Tenant :- Mr. J. Griffith. Apportioned rent :- £22 LOT 28
5a. 1r. 32p. Accommodation pasture adjoining the last Lot on the Northampton Road. Tenants :- Mr. C. Burbidge's Exors. LOT 29
18a. 2r. 32p. Accommodation pasture in two enclosures, adjoining the last Lot on the Northampton Road, and watered by a stream running between them. LOT 29a
5a. 1r. 27p. Accommodation pasture on the East side of the Northampton Road let to Mrs. Birch at the apportioned yearly rent of £10. LOT 30
5a. 0r. 32p. Accommodation pasture with long frontage to the Station Road and watered by a stream. LOT 31
2r. 30p. of Accommodation pasture between Grafton Villa and the last Lot. LOT 32
An Accommodation Close of pasture land containing 5a. 2r. 24p. with long building frontage to the Northampton and Station Roads. Tenants :- The Exors. of Mr. C. Burbidge. Apportioned Rent :- £18 LOT 33
7a. 0r. 11p. Accommodation pasture an adjoining and similar Lot, with frontage to the Station Road. LOT 34
A valuable Freehold & Full-licensed property situate at the cross roads in the center of Blisworth village, and known as "The Royal Oak". It contains four bedrooms, sitting room, dining room, bar, tap room, club room, kitchen, scullery and dairy with open yard, stable, cow house, good barn, 2 pigstyes, capital kitchen garden, rick yard, and paddock of 1½ acres. Tenant :- Mr. T. Wallington on a yearly tenancy. Apportioned Rent :- £50 LOT 35
5a. 3r. 17p. of Accommodation arable and pasture. Adjoining the road to Gayton and the canal, with the small Cottage and garden thereon close to the bridge. The Timber is to be taken at £6 10s 0d. LOT 36
3a. 3r. 30p. Accommodation pasture forming an ideal Building Site, most pleasantly situated on the rising ground above the Canal, and bounded on two sides by the roads to Gayton.Tenant :- Mr. H. Wallington. Apportioned Rent :- £15. The Timber is to be taken at £15. LOT 37
An Accommodation Close of pasture land adjoining the village, with a stone and slated range of buildings and a piece of garden ground, on the main street opposite the Church, and formerly the site of the Manor House. This covers an area of about 6a. 1r. 4p, and the buildings consist of a workshop or dairy, boiling house, stable for 3 trap house, 2 pigstyes, and a corrugated open cow shed with open yards, garden and pump of good water. Tenant :- Mr. C. Burbidge's Exors.. Apportioned rent :- £25 LOT 38
A valuable building site with about 130 feet frontage to the main street opposite the Church. It is now used as a garden, and is let to Mr. C. Burbidge's Exors. Apportioned rent :- £2 LOT 38a.
About 1 rood of garden ground behind the "Moon and Stars" Public House, in the Main Street, let to Messrs. P. Phipps & Co. at £3 per annum and 1/- for use of pathway. LOT 39
A stone built House of 6 rooms store-room and pantry, with Butcher's Shop, paved and open yards, wash house, stable, trap house, slaughter house, fasting pen, fowl house, pigstyes, garden and orchard, the whole covering an area of about one acre, pleasantly situated at the entrance to the village.
LOT 40
A row of three stone built Cottages adjoining Lot 39, with gardens, barns, etc. let to:-
Land Tax :- 2/6 LOT 41
The four stone built Cottages adjoining , with gardens and barns, let to :-
Land Tax :- 5/- LOT 42
Two large stone and slated Cottages each with five rooms and pantry, with barns and long piece of garden ground running right through to the hedge.
Land Tax :- 2/10 LOT 43
A row of four stone and tiled 5 roomed Cottages with long gardens at the front and rear and good well of water.
Land Tax :- 8/6 LOT 44
Two stone and tiled Cottages pleasantly situated at the entrance to the village, with gardens at front and rear, covering in all 1 rood 13 poles, and let to :-
Land Tax :- 3/2 LOT 45
A block of six stone built Cottages in two rows of three each, with gardens, barns and well of water. These are situate in Chapel Lane, and are let to :-
Land Tax :- 8/2. LOT 46
A row of three stone built Cottages opposite the Chapel, with barns, well of good water, and extensive gardens front and rear.
Land Tax :- 3/6 LOT 47
A row of three stone built Cottages adjoining the Chapel, with gardens, barns, outbuildings, and good well of water.
Land Tax :- 3/4 LOT 48
A double Cottage of six rooms with well of water, barns and long garden, on Main Street , at the corner of Chapel Lane, let to Joseph Carter at £2 12s 0d net. LOT 49
Three stone built Cottages adjoining the last Lot, with tiled barns and long gardens, let to :-
Land Tax :- 3/3 The purchaser of this Lot shall covenant to repair so as to give adequate support to this bedroom. The purchaser of lot 50 shall covenant to repair the bedroom and the walls and roof thereto so as to protect this Lot. There shall accordingly be cross burden of repair between these Lots. LOT 50
Two stone built Cottages with gardens and barn, and an extra piece of garden let to :-
See against Lot 49 LOT 51
A stone built Cottage with garden and well of good water at the rear and another well of good water and pump in front, and brick and corrugated stable. Let to Wm. Pinfold at £3 net. Reserved for benefit of Lots 50 and 52 in especial use of wells on this Lot in common with this Lot and back entrance for Lot 52 this well with pump in street is believed to be never failing, and is resorted to by the north part of the village in time of drought. The conveyance of this lot will be expressed as subject to this quasi right or custom, and the purchaser shall covenant to give effect to it. LOT 52
A stone built Cottage of six rooms, and wash house with good garden and barn, and back entrance across lot 51, and right to use the wells there. Let to Alfred Alexander at £3 net. LOT 53
A stone built Cottage of four rooms and pantry, good tiled wash house, pigstye, garden and well of water, let to the County Police at £6 gross. LOT 54
Two four roomed Cottages at the corner of Chapel Lane, with good gardens, wash houses, barns, and well of water, let to :-
Land Tax :- 2/- LOT 55
Two stone built Cottages adjoining " Royal Oak", with gardens, barns and back entrance, let to :-
Land Tax :- 2/-. LOT 56
Two stone built Cottages and a brick and slated Blacksmith's Shop and Shoeing Shed, gardens, barns, and well of good water, let to :-
Land Tax :- 3/- LOT 57
Four stone built Cottages half slated and half tiled, with gardens, barns and back entrance, let to :-
Land Tax :- 4/10 LOT 58
A large stone built Cottage of five rooms, pantry, cellar, back kitchen and store room over, with a capital garden, brick and corrugated stable, and well of good water, let to Thos. Marriott at £7 10s 0d. net. LOT 59
A nice old stone built House of 5 rooms, scullery and cellar, with the detached bakehouse, slated stabling, yards, good garden and capital paddock. Tenant, Mrs. Birch, at £18 apportioned. LOT 60
Two Cottages with gardens and brick and slated barns, let to :-
Land Tax :- 2/- LOT 61
Two Cottages with garden, barns and back entrance, let to :-
Land Tax :- 1/8 LOT 62
A stone built Cottage of four rooms with barn, garden at rear, and back entrance and right to use the well on Lot 61; let to Alfred Harris, at £5 net. LOT 63
Pair stone built Cottages opposite the Church, with tiled barns, a slated wash house and good gardens, let to
Land Tax :- 2/- LOT 64
A capital stone and thatched Cottage of 5 rooms, very pleasantly situated at the corner above the Church, with the large garden, barn, etc. let to J.E. Robinson at £10 net. The Timber is to be taken at £10 LOT 65
Three very pleasant stone and tiled Cottages with capital gardens, barns, and good well of water, situate in the Main Street, just above the Church, and let to :-
Land Tax :- 8/- LOT 66
Two stone built Cottages with gardens, pigstyes, wash house, and well of good water, let to :-
Land Tax :- 2/- LOT 67
Pair of stone and tiled Cottages with good gardens, slated barns, brick and corrugated wash house, and back entrance on east side, let to :-
Land Tax :- 3/9 LOT 68
A stone and slated House in the centre of the village, containing 7 rooms, 2 attics, larder, w.c. and lavatory with wash house, front sale shop and room over, a long wheelwright's shop, paint shop, trap house, open yard (with right of way across Lot 69 to the Main Street), and a very large garden, two small pieces of which are occupied by adjoining tenants, the remainder of the Lot being in the occupation of Mr. E.T. Freestone.
Land Tax :- 6/4 Reserved for Lot 67 and 69, and the tenant of adjoining House and Shop, the right to use in common the well nearest each on this Lot; and entrance to road over Lot 69 by the gateway is reserved to this lot. LOT 69
The adjoining stone and slated Corner Shop (now used as the village post and telegraph office) and House of seven rooms and cellar, occupying a commanding position at the corner of the four cross-roads, with yard and gateway to street, long tiled shed, slated barn and garden, and right to use the well on Lot 68. LOT 70
A stone built Cottage of 4 rooms and pantry, with large garden, well of good water, a large barn and a Shoemaker's Shop, let to Wm. Hill at £6 net. LOT 71
Two five roomed Cottage with gardens, barns and wash house adjoining the last Lot on the Main Street, and let to :-
Land Tax :- 2/-
LOT 73
A block of five stone built Cottages adjoining the Stoke Road, near the center of Blisworth village, with common yard, well of excellent water, barns, premises, stable, coach house and gardens, let to :
Land Tax :- 6/4 LOT 74
Stone built House and Cottage large open yard, capital Butcher's Shop, large scullery, stable for 3, slaughter house, fasting pen, good pigstyes, trap house, and open shed with garden and paddock beyond. The whole covers an area of over one acre, and is let to Mr. H.Perkins at £23 net. LOT 75
Three stone and slated Cottages with gardens and barns, let to :-
Land Tax :- 3/- LOT 76
Four stone and slated Cottages with yard, well of good water, barns, stable, loft, trap house, gardens and pigstyes, let to :-
Land Tax :- 3/- LOT 77
Four large stone built Cottages with large open yard, well of good water, stable, barn, wash house and other outbuildings and gardens, let to :-
Land Tax :- 6/5. LOT 78
A stone and slated House of five good rooms, with garden, good well of water, outside larder, barn with loft, and a covered gateway entrance for a motor or trap. Tenant, Miss Mary Whitlock, at £6 4s 8d. Land Tax :- 2/3 LOT 79
The two adjoining stone and thatched Cottages with gardens and barns, let to :-
Land Tax :- 2/3 LOT 80
A small orchard and piece of garden ground with long frontage to the Stoke Road, containing together about 1 rood 27 poles, and let to :-
Subject to the maintenance by the R.D.C. of the sewage tank for the benefit of the village and the overflow therefrom. LOT 81
Three stone and slated four roomed Cottages with yard, gardens, barns and well of water, let to :-
Land Tax :- 4/- LOT 82
Four stone built Cottages with barns and gardens, let to :-
Land Tax :- 4/6 LOT 83
A pair of capital stone and slated Cottages each of 5 rooms, scullery and pantry, with good long gardens and a well of good water (common to this and the next lot) let to :-
Land Tax :- 4/- LOT 84
A similar pair of Cottages and gardens, let to :-
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