The Wakefield Estate Sale To sell by Auction At the Masonic Hall, Princess Street, Northampton on Saturday, December the 4th. 1920 Commencing at twelve Noon precisely Peirce and Thorpe Grimscote
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LOT 13
(Coloured PINK on Plan No. 1.)

A Farm of 167a. 2r. 13p. of very useful Pasture and arable land, intersected and bounded by good roads, with House and Homestead adjoining Grimscote village, in the parish of Cold Higham, and another set of Buildings and Yards in Field No. 59.

The above is let on a yearly Lady Day tenancy to :-
Mr. Alfred Haynes at the apportioned rent of £143 12s 2d.

The vendor sells only such estate and interest (if any) as he may have in the unenclosed roadside waste part 72.
Also the two arable fields adjoining. Let to Mr. C. W. Dickens on a tenancy expiring Lady Day next at the apportioned rent of £20.

Summary of Lot 13
Farm	Alfred Haynes	143a. 3r. 36p.	£143 12s 2d	apportd.
Arable	C. W. Dickens	23a. 2r. 17p.	£20 0s 0d	do.
		167a. 2r. 13p.	£163 12s 2d

The Timber is to be taken at £310.

Outgoings :- Land Tax	Haynes	£6 10s 4d
	Dickens	£1 7s 8d
		£7 17s 8d

The House contains 4 bedrooms, 3 attics, 2 sitting rooms, kitchen, dairy, cellar, and excellent water supply : and the Home Premises, consist of coal barn, coach house, nag stable, cart shed. Meal room, 2 pigstyes, several loose boxes, 3 bay cow hovel, 2 open hovels, 3 bay implement shed, cow house for 9, calf pen, fowl house, cart horse stable for 7 and barn.
The Field Premises contain one large stone and slated barn and cart shed, with granary above; large foddering yard and open hovel, with well of water and pump.

LOT 14
(Coloured PINK on Plan on. 1.)

Three good stone and thatched Cottages with barns, good gardens, well and pump, also a capital stone and tiled building containing an excellent granary, large implement store with double doors and a loose box.
This adjoins the last Lot, and is let :-

Thos. Gardiner	£3 10s 0d
Just Vacant former rent	£2 12s 0d
C. W. Dickens	£6 12s 0d
Per annum	£12 14s 0d	net.

Land Tax :- 12/- apportioned.

LOT 122
(Coloured YELLOW on Plan No. 1.)

The Celebrated Fox Cover: Grimscote Heath. A wood of well-grown OAK, averaging well over 20 cubic feet, and a number of very fine quality ash and some good elm. It extends to an area of 33a. 1r. 33p. and has a strip of pasture connecting it with the road between Grimscote and Litchborough.
The Wood is in hand, and the strip of pasture is let to Thomas White at £3 10s 0d.
Outgoings :- Land Tax, 12/10;