Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    Z1091/4/1/9
  • Title
    BARTON & SHARPENHOE. Particulars & conditions of sale of the valuable freehold cottage property orchard and meadow, let at rents producing a total gross income of £55.19.0 per annum (landlord paying the outgoings). To be sold by Auction by Mr John J Shilcock at the Bull Inn, Barton by direction of the mortgagees. (with annotations of bidding) - Lot 1: 3 freehold cottages situate in High Street, Barton. No1 in the occupation of Mrs Martha Martin, No 2 let on a yearly tenancy to Rev J H Spokes and No 3 in the occupation of Mr John Peck. Bounded on the north by property of Messrs Morris & Co, west and south by Lot 2 and on the east by the High Street to which the property occupies a frontage of 94 ft. - Lot 2: Yard, garden and orchard with an entrance in and a frontage of 19 ft 9 in to the High Street now let to Mr W R Osborn. Bounded north - Lot 1 and property of Messrs Morris & Co and Beds. CC, West by property of Beds CC, south by property belonging to Beds CC, W R Osborn and the trustees of the Primitive Methodist Chapel, East by the said trustees, Lot 1 and the High Street. - Lot 3: 3 brick built and slated freehold cottages on the west side of the High Street in the occupation of George Bunker and James Simkins. North & west property of Leonard Peck, East and south by High Street with frontage of 73 feet. - Lot 4: cottage and garden in Manor Road let to Alfred Ansell. North by property belonging to the Barton Free Gardeners' club. West and south property of D F Cocks. East by the Manor Road. - Lot 5: 5 freehold cottages known as Bancroft, Sharpenhoe, Parish of Streatley. West and south trustees of the late Smyth Esq, North by the road leading from Barton to Sharpenhoe to which the lot occupies a frontage of 155 feet.
  • Date free text
    29 May 1914
  • Production date
    From: 1914 To: 1914
  • Level of description
    item
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