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FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY
WITH VACANT POSSESSION AT MICHAELMAS 1955 (except Service Tenancies and minor lettings)
By instructions from the owner, Mr. J. B. Clark, who has taken a larger farm.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
HILL FARM,
HAVERSHAM, NORTH BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,
On the outskirts of the Village of Haversham, 2 miles from Wblverton,
9 miles from Bletchley (Main Line Junction - Euston and Branches),
14 miles from Northampton, 15 miles from Bedford and 3 miles from Newport Pagnell.
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This,excellent Freehold Farm has an area of
482 ACRES, OR THEREABOUTS
together with a Superior Farmhouse, Mill House, Six Cottages, and extensive Ranges of Buildings, more particularly as follows :-
THE FARMHOUSE occupies a commanding position with delightful views across the Valley of the River Ouse. It is of stone construction with slated roof, is in perfect structural and decorative condition "both externally and internally and has the following accommodation:-
Ground Floor: |
Large Hall; |
Dining Room; |
Lounge;
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Breakfast Room; |
Kitchen; |
Scullery |
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and Office; |
a Cloakroom (W.C.); |
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Brewhouse; |
Pantry and Dairy. |
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First Floor: |
Six Bedrooms; |
Box Room |
Bathroom (H & C) |
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and W.C. |
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Main and secondary staircases. |
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Outside: |
Stone and slated Coalhouse and Store. |
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Greenhouse. |
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Pleasure Garden (Grass Tennis Court), |
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walled in Kitchen Garden and Orchard. |
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Services: |
Main Electricity supply with power points |
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in practically every room; Piped water |
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supply; Main water supply available (30 ft.); |
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Private Drainage; Telephone. |
MILL HOUSE |
is of brick construction with slated roof and contains :- |
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2 Sitting Rooms; |
Kitchen;
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Scullery; |
4 Bedrooms; |
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Productive garden and orchard. |
Main Electricity. |
Water from well.
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COTTAGES |
comprise a pair (semi-detached) erected four years ago, and each |
containing :- |
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Two Sitting Rooms; 3 Bedrooms; |
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Bathroom, etc. |
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Piped water supply. Drainage to |
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septic tank. Main Electricity. |
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and a Block of four, constructed of stone with tiled roofs, each having :- |
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Good Living Room; Kitchen; Two |
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have 3 Bedrooms and 2 have 2 Bedrooms. |
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Piped water supply to one. |
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Main Electricity |
THE FARM BUILDINGS, chiefly of stone with slate roofs, are in excellent order,
and comprise :-
Cowshed for 80 (modernised seven years ago) with drinking bowls;
Dairy and Washroom; Large Implement Shed; Three Open Yards with stone
and. slate shelters; Five Loose Boxes; Deep Litter House (stone with
asbestos roof); Turkey House; Open Calf Box;
Range of Modem Calf Boxes to hold 22 head; Granary; Garage for two
cars; Large Barn; Three Pig Styes; 4-Bay Dutch Barn.
The yards are concreted.
Main Electricity (light and power); piped water supply;
Main water adjacent (30 ft.)
Haversham Mill. Range of Implement Sheds, etc.
Ord. No, 40 (formerly Wood Farm) Range of Buildings comprising Large
Barn; Open Yard with G.I. roof shelter,
Ord. No. 37. Concrete, timber and asbestos roofed 7~bay Open Hovel,
Ord. No. 62. A boarded and galvanised Implement Shed.
THE LAND. The pasture is sound, healthy, and that portion at the South
end of the farm bounded by the River Ouse is feeding land. The arable is in
excellent heart, very fertile and clean.
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER. The source of this supply is the East Midlands
Electricity Board and is laid on as previously stated.
WATER. |
The North Bucks Water Board have recently laid mains passing |
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the farm Homestead and connection can be made this year if |
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desired. |
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To Farmhouse drinking water is pumped from a well. |
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Soft water is pumped to storage tank in roof by electric |
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motor (automatic control). |
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To Farm Buildings water pumped from River Ouse by electric |
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plant (automatic control) to storage tanks and gravitates |
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therefrom to drinking bowls and troughs. Also a |
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chlorinating Plant. |
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TENANCIES |
Five cottages are let on service tenancies,(one cottage is vacant). |
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There is a small Pole Rent for 6 poles, |
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A disused pit in field No. 58 is lot to Newport Pagnell R.D.C. as |
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a refuse tip at £4 per annum. |
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A lease is in course of preparation with the Ministry of Works for |
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the letting to them and sub-letting from them to the Owner of |
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about 108 acres for use hy the Diplomatic Wireless Service, The |
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net rental payable to the Owner is £109 per annum. This |
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occupation causes no detriment to the working of the farm. |
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COPY |
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W.S. JOHNSON & Co., |
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BLETCHLEY,
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BUCKS.
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And at
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9a Stratford Road, Wolverton
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4th October, 1955
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Thos. M. Paton, Esq., |
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Burn Farm, |
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ANNBANK, |
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by AYR. |
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Dear Mr. Paton, |
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Hill Farm, Haversham.
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I confirm, subject to contract, the arrangments we came to on the telephone yesterday, namely:-
The sale to you of the above farm and dead stock as detailed hereunder:- |
Freehold |
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£27,500
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Date for completion November, 28th,
1955, and vacant possession to be
given on this date, subject to
service tenancies of the cottages,
the lease to the Ministry and the
lettings of the pit. (See Sale
particulars).
The benefit of the Tax Allowances
will, of course, pass with the
Freehold.
Implements and Tractors as per Inventory (enclosed herewith). |
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£4,500 |
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Root crops and Kale |
750
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Hay and straw |
1,700
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Unexhausted Manurial
values |
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7,000
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Total Purchase Price
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£34,500
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Mr. Clark will proceed with the harvesting of the root crop, the
ploughing, cultivating and sowing of autumn crops and the applying of the
necessary artificial manures. These items to bo paid for at cost in
addition to the price detailed above.
The hay and straw to pass as part of the contract to be the whole of
that remaining on the holding on Hovember 28th, it being clearly understood,
of course, that none will be sold off but that a little will be consumed.
Mr./
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SCHEDULE
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HILL FARM, HAVERSHAM
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O. S. NO.
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Description
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Area
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36
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15.732
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38
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18.270
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1
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15.446
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2
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13.915
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38a
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10.949
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39
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12.436
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37
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48.731
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35
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12.431
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41
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12.742
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40
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Wood Farm Buildings |
.777
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43
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12.610
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65
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11.163
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42
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13.853
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44
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5.145
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64
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Spinney |
2.764
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45)
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32.023
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63)
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67
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13.121
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62
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37.219
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61
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40.111
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70
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16.542
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69
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16.954
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71
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12.666
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75
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.221
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76
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Stackyard |
.284
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58
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10.046
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89
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5.119
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72
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Orchard |
.341
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74
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Farm Buildings |
1.583
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77
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Farm House |
.305
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85
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.280
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88
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Orchard |
.384
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87
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Island |
.028
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84
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Haversham Mill |
.186
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82
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Island |
.427
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81
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Part River |
.279
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57
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16.032
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56
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4.316
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55
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River Bank |
.322
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Pt. 149
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Do. estimated |
.300
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93
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43.834
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200
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5.145
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202
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13.021
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478.053
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acres + 140 acres = 618 |
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Freeboard 3 Ac. 2 Roods 13 perches |
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