Old Stratford Property to Let

The Northampton Mercury  8 January 1825

To LET,

And may be entered upon immediately,

A HOUSE at OLD STRATFORD, in good Repair, with a good Garden, Stable and gig House, and Grates fixed to six Rooms.
Inquire to Mr. THORN, Old Stratford.

The Northampton Mercury 26 February 1825

To LET


A Compact stone-built HOUSE, situate at OLD STRATFORD, near Stony Stratford, and close to Whittlewood Forest; it consists of two good Rooms in Front, four Chambers, dressing Closet, and two Attics, with Kitchen, Pantry, Brewhouse, Coalhouse, good Cellar, large Garden, good Water, Stable, and gig House, in good repair. Inquire of Mr. JNO. Day, Auctioneer, Stony Stratford; or Mr. J. THORNE, on the Spot. It may be entered on immediately.

The Northampton Mercury April 4th 1829

To be Let, or Sold by Private Contract,
A COMFORTABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,

Stone built and Slated situate at OLD STRATFORD, in the Parish of COSGROVE, in the County of Northampton, late in the Occupation of Mrs. Greaves, deceased. The House is most pleasantly situated, fronting the Holyhead Road, and consists of two Parlours, Kitchen, back Kitchen, and Brewhouse, four sleeping Rooms, and the Conveniences, and there is a good Garden adjoining.
The Premises are in excellent Repair, and immediate Possession may be had.
For a View of the Premises apply to Mr. DURHAM, Old Stratford; and to treat for the same, to him or to Mr. CONGREVE, Solicitor, Stony Stratford; if by Letter, Post paid.

The Northampton Mercury  December 10th 1831

OLD STRATFORD, Northamptonshire.
To be LET
And entered upon at Lady Day next,

A GENTEEL HOUSE; comprising two parlours, sitting-room, kitchen, cellar, and six bed rooms; also, a yard, garden, dairy, a three-stall stable, coach-house, wood barn, cowhouse, and cow yard, hovelled and cribbed round (lately new), with upwards of Twenty Acres of Rich Meadow & Pasture Land, adjoining the same, very pleasantly situated at OLD STRATFORD, aforesaid, directly fronting the Holyhead Turnpike Road.
Further particulars (if by letter, post paid) may be had of MR. CAVE, the Proprietor, on the premises.

The Northampton Mercury March 23rd 1839

OLD STRATFORD.
TO BE LET
AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY,

A Neat COTTAGE, with sash windows, now in the occupation of Mr. Willford; comprising hall, parlour, kitchen or brewhouse; good sleeping rooms; garden, wood barn, and other conveniences.
References to Mr. WILLFORD or Mr. JOHNSON.

To treat for the same, apply to Mr. G. CAVE, Piddington.

The Northampton Mercury July 13th 1839

WANTED an APPRENTICE to a BUTCHER. Apply to Mr. J. N. WILFORD, Old Stratford.

The Northampton Mercury April 26th 1856

John Norton Wilford, of Old Stratford, in the County of Northampton, Butcher, is mentioned in a Notice for Bankrupt George Arnold as a creditor.

The Northampton Mercury January 30th 1847

OLD STRATFORD

TO BE SOLD OR LET,
WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,

A Small genteel COTTAGE, with Brewhouse and Garden, and good barns, fronting the street.
Apply to Mr. Johnson, Old Stratford, for view, and to Mr. George Cave, Piddington, for particulars.

The Northampton Mercury March 29th 1856

OLD STRATFORD, Northamptonshire.
TO BE LET,
And entered upon on 6th April, 1856,

A Genteel and comfortable residence, pleasantly situated fronting the high road, with good stable and chaise house, (having loft over), and large GARDEN, and about an acre of Pasture LAND adjoining. The House contains two parlours, kitchen, back kitchen, and brewhouse, and six sleeping-rooms.
Apply to Mr. Day, Stony Stratford.

Advertised again in April 5th 1856

The Northampton Mercury March 29th 1856

OLD STRATFORD, Northamptonshire, TO BE LET, And entered upon on 6th April, 1856, A Genteel and comfortable residence, pleasantly situate fronting the high road, with good stable and chaise house, (having lofts over), and large GARDEN, and about an acre of Pasture LAND adjoining. The House contains two parlours, kitchen, back kitchen, and brewhouse, and six sleeping-rooms.
Apply to Mr. Day, Stony Stratford

The Northampton Mercury November 13th 1880

TO BE LET, with immediate possession, that pleasantly-situated and Commodious RESIDENCE, at Old Stratford, near Stony Stratford, 2½ Miles from Wolverton Station, now occupied by the Rev. J. Williams Mason, rector of Furtho, who is removing to a distance. The house contains dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, four excellent bedrooms, two dressing-rooms, three servants' rooms, and the usual domestic offices. Good stable and coach house, large and productive garden, and 3½ Acres of Grass Land in the rear.
For all further particulars apply to J. Moggs Wright, Estate Agents, Stony Stratford

The Northampton Mercury March 28th 1885

OLD STRATFORD, Northamptonshire.
TO BE LET, with immediate possession, a Desirable RESIDENCE, containing entrance hall, dining drawing, and breakfast-rooms, with necessary bedrooms and attics over; also conveniently-arranged domestic offices, ornamental, flower, and kitchen gardens, coach-house and stables, and a small Close of Three-and-a-half Acres of excellent PASTURE LAND, with cowhouse.
Further particulars may be obtained of Messrs. Durham, Gotto, and Samuel. Land Agents and Surveyors, Stony Stratford and Newport Pagnell.

The Northampton Mercury June 17th 1892

TO LET, IVY COTTAGE (detached), healthily situated at Old Stratford, containing eight rooms, stable, coach-house, and garden, all enclosed. Apply, H. S. PERRIN, Stony Stratford

Mercury & Herald April 7th 1933

TO LET - HOUSE, Semi-detached, large rooms and garden, electric light, gas, hot and cold water, in country, adjoining main road. C. H. Cave, Trinity House, Old Stratford